Our classes for 8 to 9 years old are designed around a central topic that serves as the foundation for the term. At the same time, we introduce various concepts, letters, silables and numbers tailored to the class’s level. We incorporate songs, writing, reading, crafts, plays, and games to keep our classes engaging and fun for the children.
From day one, we focus on all four areas of language: speaking, listening, reading, and writing, ensuring a well-rounded learning experience.
To register, check the level your child might be in, then go to Spanish Classes Salisbury 8 to 9 years, look for the class that suits your child best and click on the ‘Book a Free Trial’ button.
Advanced Beginners (Principiantes Avanzados) – 8 to 9 years old
This level is for children who have had more exposure to Spanish and can understand the language with ease, although they are not yet fluent speakers.
- Comprehension: Understands simple instructions and questions without the need for translation. Can follow basic conversations and respond with gestures or key words.
- Oral expression: Uses simple phrases and answers basic questions like “What is your name?” or “What color do you like?”. Can count up to 20 and name everyday objects and actions.
- Interaction: Actively participates in games, songs, and short dialogues. Feels more confident using the language and tries to form sentences with support.
- Teaching strategy: Short conversations, role-playing, and open-ended questions are encouraged to develop oral communication.
Elementary (Nivel Elemental) – 8 to 9 years old
The Elementary level is designed for children who already have a basic understanding of Spanish and are capable of understanding and using more complex phrases and structures. This level allows students to develop skills to communicate more fluently and independently in everyday situations.
- Comprehension: Understands more complex phrases and questions and can follow simple conversations in Spanish. Can identify and understand vocabulary related to topics such as family, school, colors, animals, and daily activities.
- Oral expression: Can form complete sentences and use more complex phrases to answer questions, talk about themselves, and describe objects or situations.
- Interaction: Actively participates in group activities, role-playing games, and simple discussions, with increased confidence in expressing themselves in Spanish.
- Teaching strategy: Focuses on expanding vocabulary and grammatical structures, encouraging conversation and the use of the language in more natural and varied situations.
This level allows children to feel more comfortable interacting in Spanish, improving both their comprehension and oral expression.
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