languages for littles | Language classes at your child's daycare
Now booking demo classes for spring 2027. Daycare directors, bring us to your center.
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New languages for little ones, at daycare.

Friendly teachers visit your childcare center once a week. Kids ages 2 through pre-K learn through songs, puppets, movement and play. We're starting with Spanish, with more languages to come.

Sign up my child How it works

Classes for every little learner

Kids are grouped by age, so every class fits how they play and learn.

2 and 3-year-olds

30 minutes

Songs, movement, puppets and first words, with lots of repetition and fun.

4s and pre-K

45 minutes

Short phrases, stories, picture games and simple back-and-forth conversation.

Every season includes

Eight weeks of language learning, plus resources you need to continue their learning at home.

A weekly class

At your daycare, during the school day

Parent updates

What your child learned each week

Songs for home

Sing along in the car or at bedtime

A progress card

What your child can do, plus a certificate for each level

Little ears are made for new languages

Young children pick up new sounds naturally. A weekly class gives them an early ear for a new language and the confidence to use it.

  • Taught by fluent, friendly teachers who love working with littles
  • Play-based lessons full of songs and games
  • A clear path from first songs to simple conversations
  • Kids who stay through pre-K can be assessed for an immersion program

Our mission is to make a second language a natural part of every little one's day.

Not an extra errand, not another screen. Just joyful, hands-on language learning at the center where kids already spend their day.

Learning through play

Songs, puppets and movement in every class.

Starting early

The little years are when new sounds come most naturally.

Easy for families

No need to drive to a different location after pick-up. The class comes to your child's center.

Why we started languages for littles

As parents, we didn't want our kids to miss out on learning another language. But like most families, our days were full, and teaching a language at home never made it to the top of the list.

Our kids already did enrichment classes like soccer at daycare, and we kept asking: why not a language? The early years are the best time to start, and daycare is where little ones already spend their day.

So we built the program we wanted for our own families: playful, weekly language classes at daycare, starting with Spanish, with a clear path for kids who fall in love with it to move into an immersion program.

"Every child deserves the chance to start a new language early, without it being one more thing for parents to juggle."

The languages for littles team

How it works

Your child stays at daycare, and the class comes to them.

  1. 1

    Your center joins

    Your daycare director invites us in and picks a weekly class time.

  2. 2

    Sign up online

    Enroll for the 8-week season in a few minutes. No forms to send in.

  3. 3

    Class every week

    In a separate space at your center, grouped by age.

  4. 4

    Practice at home

    A weekly update with the words and songs your child learned.

What your child can do at each level

Every class mixes songs, movement, puppets and games. Children earn a certificate at the end of each season and move up when they're ready, usually after one or two seasons per level.

Every class is full of

Songs

Catchy, repeatable songs kids sing all week.

Movement

Games that get little bodies moving with new words.

Stories and puppets

Friendly characters that make kids want to talk.

Hands-on play

Real objects to touch, sort and name.

Level 1

Sounds

By the end, your child can:

  • Say hello, goodbye and thank you
  • Name at least 5 colors
  • Count from 1 to 5
  • Follow simple directions, like "sit" and "clap"
  • Sing along to our hello song

Most 2 and 3-year-olds start here

Level 2

Words

By the end, your child can:

  • Name 10 or more animals and foods
  • Count from 1 to 10
  • Name basic shapes
  • Say how they feel: happy, sad, sleepy
  • Point to and name things in a picture book

2 and 3-year-olds, and new 4s

Level 3

Phrases

By the end, your child can:

  • Say "I like," "I want" and "I have"
  • Talk about the weather and their clothes
  • Answer "what is it?" in their new language
  • Join in call-and-response songs and stories

4s and pre-K

Level 4

Conversations

By the end, your child can:

  • Have a simple back-and-forth with the teacher
  • Describe a picture in a few words
  • Help retell a short story
  • Play pretend, like ordering at a pretend market

4s and pre-K who've built up from earlier levels

A progress card every season

At the end of each 8-week season, you get a progress card showing exactly what your child can do, what they're working on and a note from their teacher.

  • Skills checked off by their teacher
  • A personal note about how they're doing
  • A certificate when they finish a level
Progress card · Spring season
Sofia, age 3
Level 1: Sounds
  • Says hello, goodbye and thank youGot it
  • Names 5 colorsGot it
  • Counts from 1 to 5Got it
  • Follows simple directionsGrowing
  • Sings along to our hello songGot it
From Maestra Ana: Sofia loves our puppet game and shouts "¡amarillo!" every time she sees yellow. Next season we'll work on following two-step directions.
Sample card

Simple seasonal pricing

One price per 8-week season.

2 and 3-year-olds
$149

per 8-week season, 30-minute classes

  • One class a week at your daycare
  • Weekly parent updates and songs for home
  • A progress card every season
Enroll for spring season
4s and pre-K
$169

per 8-week season, 45-minute classes

  • One longer class a week at your daycare
  • Partner games and simple conversation
  • A progress card every season
Enroll for spring season

Sibling and returning-family discounts available.

We're starting with Spanish and adding more languages at each center as families ask.

For daycare directors

Add language classes for your families, starting with Spanish, with very little work for your staff. We bring the teacher, the lessons and the sign-ups.

No cost to you

Families sign up and pay us directly. Nothing for you to collect or manage.

Little staff time

We handle flyers, sign-ups, payments and parent questions. One of your staff simply stays in the room during class.

Safe, trained teachers

Background-checked, fingerprinted, CPR certified and insured.

Fits your day

Morning or afternoon, in a separate space with enrolled kids only.

Sample timeGroupLength
9:152 and 3-year-olds30 minutes
10:004s / pre-K45 minutes

Book a free demo class

We'll visit, meet your team and run a short sample class with your kids.

Prefer email? Write to hello@languagesforlittles.com.

Thanks! We'll reach out to schedule your demo.

Questions parents ask

Will my child become fluent?

Once a week builds familiarity, a good ear and confidence with new sounds. Fluency takes daily immersion. Kids who stay with us through pre-K can be assessed for readiness to move into an immersion program.

Who are the teachers?

Fluent speakers of the language they teach, who are great with toddlers. Every teacher is background-checked, fingerprinted and CPR certified, and trained in our curriculum before their first class.

My child is only 2. Is that too young?

Not at all. Classes for 2 and 3-year-olds are a short 30 minutes, and built around songs, movement and play.

Which languages do you offer?

We're starting with Spanish. Our goal is to bring several languages to every center, so we add new ones, like French or Mandarin, as families at each center ask for them. Let us know what you'd like in the sign-up form.

What if my child misses a class?

Missed classes aren't refunded, but you'll get a recap of that week's lesson in the parent update, so your child can easily catch up at home. If we ever have to cancel a class, we'll schedule a make-up or refund that class.

My daycare doesn't offer this yet. Can you come?

Yes. Tell us your center in the form below and we'll reach out to the director.