Elementary Spanish Adventures (Grades 1–6)

Format: Once-a-week in-person club style course + optional at-home learning

Curriculum Base: Power-Glide Spanish (Levels 1–3) + SALSA Spanish video series

Course Description:

Welcome to Elementary Spanish Adventures—a story-filled, hands-on introduction to Spanish for students in grades 1–6! Each week, students explore a new language theme through interactive stories, songs, cultural games, and roleplay activities. Whether they’re learning to say “¡Hola!”, count to ten, or order food at a pretend café, students are immersed in a playful, conversational Spanish experience designed to spark confidence and curiosity.

This hybrid course combines the rich, story-driven Power-Glide curriculum with engaging SALSA Spanish videos to support learning at home. Lessons are adapted for both younger and older elementary students, with leveled activities, take-home projects, and pronunciation guides for parents.

No prior Spanish experience is required—just an adventurous spirit!

Includes:

• Weekly in-person Spanish Club with story-based lessons

• Leveled student packets and vocabulary games for Grades 1–3 and 4–6

• Printable passport, flashcards, and themed activity sheets

• Free access to curated SALSA Spanish videos

• Parent-friendly pronunciation guides and weekly home extension options

Required Materials

1. Power-Glide Children’s Spanish Adventure Course (Levels 1–3)

• This is the core curriculum used for both younger and older learners.

• A used copy is fine and often more affordable.

  
  

2. Basic Supplies for Home Activities

• A 1" binder or folder with pockets

• Crayons or colored pencils

• Glue stick and scissors

• Notebook paper or a spiral notebook (for older students to write sentences)

3. Internet Access

• To stream free SALSA Spanish videos (via GPB.org)

  
  

Optional but Helpful

• Spanish-English picture dictionary (e.g., DK First Spanish Dictionary)

• Flashcard box or ring to store vocabulary cards

• Laminating sheets or dry-erase pocket for reusable activities

• Duolingo or WordReference app (for families who want more practice)