It’s time to start using Spanish at home with your children…
Looking for a homeschool Spanish curriculum?
There are worksheets. There are apps. There are elementary programs that are sweet but don’t go anywhere. There are high school textbooks that feel like punishment.
But a real, structured Spanish literacy curriculum — built specifically for English-speaking kids who are already reading, already thinking, already ready for something that takes them seriously?
It doesn’t exist.
Not the way it should.
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Homeschool Spanish Level 1
A real system — built on the Grow Spanish framework — that takes a child from beginner Spanish reading, writing, speaking, thinking — in Spanish.
Culturally rich. Linguistically rigorous. Designed for the way kids actually learn.
This is the curriculum I wished existed when my kids were young. It didn’t. So after 20+ years of living bilingually, homeschooling in Spanish, and building curriculum from the ground up — I’m creating it.
What makes it different
- Built for kids who are already reading in English — so it meets them where they actually are
- Rooted in Hispanic culture, literature, and history — not just language mechanics
- Built on the Grow Spanish Skill Building Framework — the same system that works for adult learners, adapted for the way kids learn
- Designed to grow with your child — not a one-year program, a real multi-year path
¡Hola! I’m Señora Havana.
When my kids were young I wanted to give them real Spanish. Not just words and songs — real literacy. The ability to read a book in Spanish, write their thoughts in Spanish, think in Spanish.
I looked for the curriculum that would do that. It wasn’t there. Not in a form that worked for a real homeschool family, rooted in real culture, built on how language actually develops.
So I stayed consistent where I could. I filled the gaps where I had to. And I watched my kids grow up speaking some Spanish anyway — not because the resources were good, but in spite of the fact that they weren’t.
I’m building this so your kids don’t have to fill those gaps. So you don’t have to either.
