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Spanish Field Trips
for Preschools and Elementary Schools on LI
This program is
designed to provide exposure to the Spanish Language and Culture
through, a fantasy trip to one Spanish Speaking Country. A hands-on
experience where children visit a particular country and get a
feeling of how that country looks like, how people dance, create art
and eat delicious food; during the visit the children will get ready
to travel, dance, create a craft and at last prepare a Latin
recipe.
We offer four 45 minute activities.
(1.Fantasy Trip - 2. Dance Class - 3. Art Class - 4. Cooking Class)
Fantasy Trip to Latin America
In this program we
will create an environment where children use simple words, phrases
and follow commands related to the activities. In our classes
children will find the need to work as a team and find that we are
all here to learn and that can only be accomplish by helping each
other.
Dear Friends, We'll take you to any of the 20 Spanish Speaking
Countries during a day week morning class.
Before your visit we will need to go over this list 10 days prior to
your field trip:
1.
A list of students
with information about their age and food allergies if any, and a
copy of your certificate of insurance. The certificate shall name
Spanish All Year as an additional Insured for the duration of the
event at no extra cost to Spanish All Year.
2.
Divide the children
by age and get them organized in groups of twelve students per
group.
3.
Arrive to our center
at 9:50 – and remove children’s shoes- it is easier for
dancing.
4.
Have every student
bring a snack in a brown bag – no lunch boxes please (a drink and
something to eat) not all the students will be open at first to try
what they cooked that day.
5.
Our fees are as
follows:
for 4 groups of 12= 48 students is $12 per student
for a total of $576
for 3 groups of 12= 36 students is $14 per student for a total of
$504
for 2 groups of 12= 24 students is $16 per student for a total of
$384
for a group of 12= 12 students is $18 per student for a total of
$216
6.
Give us a call and let's set an appointment to plan your visit.
Sincerely,
Maria
Isabel Martinez
School
Director
Reservation
You
must guarantee your reservation with a 25% deposit by check or
credit card along with a Certificate of Liability Insurance (see
“Insurance” below). The balance is due on the day of your visit.
In the event that any additional expenses are in incurred, a final
invoice will be submitted to you the day of the visit.
Insurance:
The
certificate of insurance shall name Spanish All Year as an
additional insured for the duration of the event at no extra cost to
Spanish All Year.
Directions:
We are
located on exit 32 South of the Northern State Parkway (Grand
Central in Queens). Come out of the exit 32 and make a right.
Continue on to Post Ave, cross our village and we will be a block
before the train station, make a Left onto Scally Place and enter
our parking lot to the Right and park on a meter. You will need
quarters for the parking
Buses
will be permitted to park on the back of our building, so please
make sure to turn on Scally Pl
http://www.mapquest.com/maps?city=Westbury&state=NY&address=154+Post+Ave&zipcode=11590
Spanish on Wheels
(Español sobre
ruedas)
Español sobre ruedas
is a program designed for private and public
schools who wish to incorporate Spanish language and culture classes
into their early childhood and elementary school curriculum. We
offer two types of programs: during regular school hours and after
school. We work with students from nursery to seventh grade.
The goal of this program is to provide
exposure to Spanish through routines, children’s stories, songs and
games in order to develop listening and comprehension skills.
In this program we will create an
environment where children can begin to use simple words and phrases
to respond to commands related to routines and various activities,
as well a to respond to familiar stories.
In this program teachers facilitate the
process of exploring some of the Spanish practices, products and
perspectives as a way to naturally help the students compare the
Spanish culture with their own.
If you are a parent, PTA representative, or a
school administrator who is interested in starting a Spanish program
at your school, please contact us.
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