Spanish Immersion Daycare (Ages 2 months – 18 months)

In our daycare classrooms, infants and toddlers are surrounded by gentle, native Spanish-speaking teachers who support their emotional and developmental needs through warm interaction and consistent routines.

Even before they can speak, babies are absorbing the rhythm, sounds, and meaning of Spanish—just like a child would in a bilingual home. Our program is carefully designed to help children:

• Build trust and emotional security

• Develop early language and communication skills

• Explore with all five senses through music, movement, and sensory play

• Strengthen fine and gross motor skills in a safe, stimulating space

• Experience the language naturally through daily care routines

Why parents love it:
Our small group sizes, personalized care, and calm, loving atmosphere make our daycare feel like a second home—where children are known, valued, and supported.

 

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Spanish Immersion Preschool (Ages 10 months – 5 years)

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As children grow, so does their curiosity—and our Spanish Immersion Preschool channels that energy into joyful discovery and bilingual learning. Every day is filled with hands-on activities, cultural experiences, and opportunities to play, explore, and express themselves.

We don’t “teach” Spanish in a traditional classroom sense. Instead, we immerse children in it naturally, through:

• Daily circle time with songs, weather, and storytelling

• Arts & crafts inspired by Latin American and Spanish cultures

• Outdoor exploration and play-based learning

• Cooking, music, dance, and dramatic play

• Spanish literacy and numeracy skills for school readiness

Our experienced, bilingual teachers guide children in the building:

• Social and emotional confidence

• Spanish vocabulary and comprehension

• Problem-solving and creativity

• Pre-reading, writing, and math skills—all in Spanish

• A deep appreciation for language, diversity, and culture

Why parents love it:
Children come home singing in Spanish, talking about their art projects, and asking questions about the world. They're not just learning a language—they’re growing into confident, culturally aware learners ready for kindergarten and beyond.