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Spanish Club
Live Spanish for kids, teens, adults, and learners 50+.
Open Spanish Club →Mini Learning Clubs
More ways to learn, all in one friendly place.
Mini Spanish Club remains our main live-language program. Mini Learning Clubs is the space where we can grow into Math, Science, Reading, Coding, Art, and more without mixing those courses into the Spanish experience.
More Courses
Choose a learning club
We can open new clubs gradually while keeping each subject simple, age-appropriate, and separate inside the platform.
Coming soon
Math Club
Numbers, problem solving, logic, and confidence through games and guided practice.
Explore course →Coming soon
Science Lab
Animals, space, the human body, nature, and simple experiments learners can understand.
Explore course →Coming soon
Reading Club
Reading confidence, comprehension, vocabulary, phonics, and creative writing.
Explore course →Future club
Coding Club
Kid-friendly coding, computational thinking, and building simple digital projects.
Explore course →Future club
Art Studio
Drawing, crafts, creative projects, and hands-on activities that make learning feel playful.
Explore course →Quick comparison
Find the right fit faster
These future clubs are designed as small live groups with a different focus for each learner.
| Club | Ages | Class time | Best for | Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Math Club → | 6–12 | 45 min | Problem solving & confidence | Games + weekly challenge |
| Science Lab → | 6–12 | 45 min | Curiosity & discovery | Live experiments |
| Reading Club → | 5–11 | 45 min | Fluency & comprehension | Stories + reading practice |
| Coding Club → | 8–14 | 50 min | Logic & digital creativity | Guided projects |
| Art Studio → | 5–12 | 45 min | Creativity & expression | Hands-on projects |
How it works
One account, different learning clubs
Choose a club
Pick the subject that fits the learner’s age and goals.
Join a small live group
Learn with a teacher in a focused online class, not a giant lecture.
Practice during the week
Use a simple challenge, project, reading task, or activity between classes.
Track each club separately
Spanish, Math, Science, Reading, Coding, and Art can each keep their own lessons, materials, and progress.
Mini Spanish Club stays separate.
The new Learning Clubs do not replace or mix into the Spanish curriculum. Families can eventually use the same account while each subject keeps its own classroom experience.
Questions parents may have
Mini Learning Clubs FAQ
Do we need to be in Spanish Club first?
No. Families can be interested in Math, Science, Reading, Coding, or Art even if they are not enrolled in Spanish Club.
Are prices decided yet?
Not yet. These clubs are still in development, so pricing will be announced before enrollment opens.
When will classes be offered?
Schedules are not final yet. Interest-list responses will help us choose the first days and times to open.
Will the classes be live?
The current plan is live online small groups with a teacher, plus a simple weekly practice or project.
Will we need special materials?
Most clubs are being designed around simple household or school supplies. If a class needs something special, families will know before class.
What if my child is between levels?
The age ranges are a guide. Before enrollment opens, groups can be organized by age, skill level, and family goals when needed.
The idea
One platform. Separate clubs. No messy mixing.
A learner could eventually have Spanish Club, Math Club, or Science Lab in the same account, while each course keeps its own lessons, live classroom, materials, progress, and teacher tools.