SpanishSpanish lessons that start with speaking.
Spanish lessons that start with speaking
Your child speaks from the first lesson, with reading, writing and listening alongside.
- FocusSpeaking first
- AlsoReading, writing and listening
- CurriculumFaith’s own, one she recommends, or yours
- WhereYour home, or online
How a Spanish lesson goes
I start where your child is, and we speak right away, even if it's only a few words.
I explain the why behind what they're saying, so the words and sentences make sense and stay with them.
Reading, writing and listening come alongside the speaking, and your child leaves with one clear thing to practice before next time.
Your curriculum or mine
If your family already has a Spanish program, keep it. I'll teach from it.
If you don't, I can use my own curriculum, or recommend one that fits.
Either way, the lesson is one-to-one, and speaking stays first.
Where lessons happen
I come to your home in Levittown, Seaford, Williston Park or Franklin Square. Ask about Massapequa and Bethpage.
Lessons can also happen online, wherever you live, and you can switch between the two.
I'm a fluent Spanish speaker, with a B.A. in Spanish and International Business from Northern State University (2025).
Homeschool families get a short written progress note after lessons. See how lessons fit a homeschool week.
Can we use our own curriculum?
Yes. If you already have a program, I teach from it. If you don’t, I can use my own curriculum or recommend one.
Can lessons be online?
Yes. Lessons happen in your home or online, and you can switch between the two.