Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How can I help my child study Spanish at home?
A: Using vocabulary lists provided by his or her teacher, the students can make flash cards, label objects around the house and take time to recognize Spanish in the world around them.
Q: Why learn a world language at the elementary level?
A: Research suggests that world language instruction at an early age proves to be the most effective in language acquisition.
Q: Can I expect my child to fluently speak Spanish by the end of the elementary program?
A: Although it is not likely that your child will be able to carry on an extensive conversation, your child will have a good foundation to continue their studies at the high school level.
Q: What will my child be doing during Spanish class?
A: Students will be actively involved in a variety of language lessons, including listening to and speaking Spanish, participating in teacher-led lessons, singing Spanish songs, or playing games to practice key vocabulary.