El Taller Latino Americano 2710 Broadway, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10025
(212) 665-9460
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Spanish for Children

Explorando Español After School Program



Watch the calendar for the start date
For children 4 to 7

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Lead by an experienced native-speaking teacher, our "Explorando Español" after-school program is an introduction of basic expressions, greetings, and other thematic units to help children communicate in Spanish in their day-to-day lives.

Using the rich cultural elements of the Americas, introductory vocabulary is reinforced through storytelling, games and music, including original songs written for Sesame Street by Founder and Artistic Director Bernardo Palombo.

Our "Explorando Español" is geared for children ages 4 to 7 years with little or no prior experience with the Spanish language. Registration fee, including materials, is $210 for the six-week session.

Check the for start dates. Please pre-register as space is limited and spaces are filled on a first come, first serve basis.

Do you know at least 4 to 5 children at the same level of Spanish? If so, we can tailor a class to your schedule and needs.

Spanish tutoring and private classes also available for children and teenagers. Call the office for more information.


Call (212) 665-9460 or us for more information.

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El Taller has allowed me to actualize my dream of starting a school for the arts for children. The children as well as the teachers have all enjoyed many meorable moments during our art and music classes and it's all thanks to El Taller and the beautiful space and atmosphere that it provides. It's a magical place of creativity and hope.

Narges Anvar, New York

When our daughter needed to learn first year high school Spanish in order to catch up with her classmates, El Taller was there for her and allowed her to accellerate her learning over the course of two summer months. What a wonderful educational institution for our neighborhood!

Florence Rubenfeld, New York
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