The Perfect Journey - Find YOUR Homeschool Spanish Learning Path

The Utopia:
Children are all with the ages of 3 years -11years old (Pre-K through 5th grade):

Start with See it and Say it Flip Flop Spanish Level 1 (2 years to 2.5 years of lessons)
Continue with SiSi Level 2 (3 years of lessons)

After both Levels of See it and Say it, the ten year old is now 15, and SUPER confident, ready to SOAR through Spanish Geniuses Level 1. Spanish Class will feel like reading comprehension, instead of a new language. 

The 3 year old is now 8 years old, and ready for Story Time Spanish, Lazy Spanish, or Spanish Geniuses Juniors. Move forward as you like!  A middle schooler (ages 12-14) could do the juniors sessions, or do Level 1 at a half pace - focusing on Vocabulary one week, and grammar and reading comprehension the next week. ALL ages are welcomed to attend the bonus live sessions.

The Most Common Situation:
Children are ages 11 through 18, no  prior Spanish
Start with See it and Say it Flip Flop Spanish Level 1 (2 years to 2.5 years of lessons) with all the children. Allow the oldest to switch to Spanish Geniuses Level 1 after 5 to 6 weeks of lessons. Have that student continue with the SiSi Lessons (10 minute, fun easy lessons, so why not??)

Just High Schoolers:

Spanish Geniuses is designed for NO prior knowledge, so your brand new high schooler can jump RIGHT into Spanish Geniuses. After choosing Level 1, be sure they click around tot the entire membership options for them, you, and your other children! Here's a handy grid to look at ALL the options.

1️⃣ High School Spanish Level 1

2️⃣ High School Spanish Level 2

3️⃣ High School Spanish Level 3

🎉 Spanish Geniuses Juniors (Thematic Lessons)

😆 Comic Strip Spanish (Speedy Spanish)

🦥 Lazy Spanish (Cognates in 5 minutes!)

🌎 Pasaportes - Country Culture Lessons with the Spanish

📚 Story Book Read-Alouds in Spanish

🎨 Watercolor Spanish Vocab Practice

Unusual or "HARD" Situations:
The kids have had some Spanish, but not a lot. You have a high schooler in addition to the younger siblings. Where do you start?

For a mix of ages and ability, put the most responsible or experienced sibling in charge to start with See it and Say it.

Teens and middle schoolers - if you "have the time" start with See it and Say it, and then transition into the older student starting Spanish Geniuses, while continuing with See it and Say it lessons, since they're only 10-15 minutes long, 3x per week.