Top Cost-Effective Spanish Class Options for Kids
If you’re looking for Spanish lessons for kids and you don’t know where to start, this post is for you! As parents, we all want the best education for our children and a second language is an important part of that. Having decided that you want your kids to learn Spanish, is a wonderful present for them as you’re giving them a headstart in life and opening a wide door to a world of new...Read More
How to Add Spanish to Your Homeschool Co-Op
Summer is almost over. Do you need inspiring homeschool co-op ideas to make the homeschooling experience fun and enjoyable? Adding foreign languages to your homeschool classes is usually a priority. I want to show you why it’s better to do it in a co-op than individually and why you should choose Spanish. Keep reading to find all the know-how on adding Spanish to your homeschool...Read More
The Best Online Spanish Classes for High School Credit
Are you looking to get high school credit for Spanish classes online? Whether you are in middle school, high school, or already starting your college application process, this is an issue that you need to pay attention to. This post gives you some great options to consider as you go through the decision-making process. Also, check out this excellent article to guide you through...Read More
How Do HSA’s Native Spanish Teachers Teach Me Spanish?
If you’ve taken a free trial Spanish class with Homeschool Spanish Academy (HSA), you may be wondering how the regular classes will compare to the trial class. How will the teachers interact with you? How will they use a curriculum to teach you Spanish online? We will answer all these questions and take an inside look at how HSA teachers prepare for your personalized classes! Free...Read More
Making the Switch to Remote Learning During the Coronavirus Outbreak
Amid the COVID-19 (coronavirus) crisis, more than 69,000 public schools have closed their doors in the United States during an unprecedented nationwide shutdown. 37 states have been affected and more than 35.9 million public school students are being forced to take classes virtually. While K-12 school boards across the country scramble to provide e-learning platforms for their students, more...Read More