Your child’s Spanish teacher is ten years old.
Her name is Amelia, and children ask to watch her again.
A child in an all English world loses Spanish fast. We know, because we are raising two. So we filmed the way we teach in Providence: Amelia on video, 10 minutes a day, then songs, stories and pages that keep the Spanish showing up at your table, without you speaking a word of it.
Choose by what your child can do today.
Two course series and ten original songs. Every course arrives with its own printed book.
Spanish & Early Education
A full Pre K to K year with the Spanish woven in. Colors, numbers, feelings, the whole world of a small child.
Reading with Amelia
From one vowel to reading whole stories out loud. The path Andy walked in the video below.
Songs & Culture
Original songs and true stories from the Spanish speaking world. The easiest first yes.
Sound on · 23 seconds · Andy is 8
Four months ago he could not read Spanish. Now listen.
Andy is eight. He reads from Book 1, then from Book 4. Every word in Book 4 was taught first in Books 1, 2 and 3, so the reading arrives on its own.
See the reading booksFamilies are already hearing it.
“Having another child teach made all the difference for my daughter. She LOVES Amelia and learned a lot more just because she was being taught by someone closer to her own age.”
Roxanne B.Playhouse parent · online course“She got in the car and asked if I knew what gato and aquí meant.”
Chelsea H.Playhouse parent · online course“This weekend my two kids broke out in a song that I don’t know. They are teaching it to me!”
Libertad F.Playhouse parent · Google review“The Spanish Playhouse is truly a special place. Julissa and Jorge have created a warm, welcoming, and inspiring environment where children feel supported as they explore a new language and culture.”
Nicole H.Playhouse parent · Google reviewQuestions parents ask us first.
Not a word. Amelia guides in English and teaches in Spanish, so your child always follows what is being asked. Most of our families do not speak Spanish, and many of them start picking it up alongside their child.
Spanish and Early Education is built for ages 3 to 6, covering the Pre K and kindergarten years. Reading with Amelia is for ages 4 to 8, or any child who is ready to begin sounding out words.
Plenty of families run both at the same time, since one teaches a child to speak and the other teaches them to read.
Spanish and Early Education builds a foundation of vocabulary and structure inside a full Pre K and K year of literacy, math, science and culture. Reading with Amelia teaches your child to read Spanish, from pronunciation to syllables to short stories.
Start with Spanish and Early Education. Add Reading once your child is ready to sound out words, or take the complete bundle for both.
Printed. The workbooks ship free within 3 to 5 days anywhere in the continental United States. The video course unlocks the moment you order, so most families watch the first lesson the same evening.
The course is entirely self paced with no set schedule. Ten minutes a day works beautifully, and so does a longer sitting on a Saturday morning.
Yes, the illustrations are AI generated. Illustrating is simply not a gift I was given, and I look forward to working with a real artist as we grow.
The curriculum is entirely ours, built over years of teaching hundreds of children in Providence. Amelia is a real girl who truly loves to teach. Before you decide anything, watch six of our lessons.
Every purchase unlocks the digital course the moment you order, so all purchases are final. We give six full lessons away, three from each series, with no card and no payment required, so you can decide before you buy.
If anything arrives damaged or you cannot access your course, send us a message and we will fix it.
Watch six lessons. Then decide.
Three from Spanish and Early Education, three from Reading with Amelia. Press play tonight, and the first words can happen at your own table. No card and no commitment.
Come see the Playhouse.
Children at the table, a song on the guitar and the mess of a good morning. We post from inside the Playhouse most days.
