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| Founded in 2006 by Shelley Staton, a parent of two young children, Young Spanish has become a necessity for a child's successful future. After seeing the results from working with her own two-year old son, she purchased the blue print of a business, brought it to the Kansas City area and began to improve it. Choose a location for your first free class and see why parents, directors and educators are all talking about the original, Young Spanish ~ SpanishFUN. Introduction: Our quality educators offer early age Young Spanish activities to introduce children to a second language following the proven Two Way Bilingual methods of Shelley Staton. The fun and relaxed class setting is designed to keep children interested while stimulating their learning experience. Curriculum: Our flexible monthly curriculum includes an introduction to basic words, numbers, colors, animals, days, months and more. Preschoolers appreciate having fun while learning, so we include the use of songs, games, stories, puppets and other fun activities to keep them excited. Classes are taught weekly and are typically 30-35 minutes long. Class sizes of ten children or less allow for individualized attention. Parents are provided weekly progress reports and monthly parent guides. Our curriculum is flexible and can be customized upon request. Many experts in the field of foreign languages have long maintained that those who begin learning a second language at an early age are better language learners. Linguists and neuro-biologists have both conducted research indicating that children have a greater capacity to learn and maintain language ability than adult learners. These early experiences also represent the skills most likely to stay with an individual for life. American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, Inc. ACTFL Newsletter Winter 1998 article by June H. Hicks |
| Young Spanish is proud to be your local authorized reseller of Boca Beth products. |
| If your child is not offered Young Spanish, please ask why they are missing out! |