Yes! Our program is designed for families, so one purchase covers all your children—no extra fees per student, and it can be reused with younger siblings.

By the end of Level 1, your student will be able to communicate clearly, politely, and confidently in everyday situations, building a strong foundation for continued language growth.
Here's a simplified overview of what your student will confidently learn in our Level 1 Curriculum:

Greetings and Basic Conversation:

• Say hello and goodbye at different times of the day
• Respond with "yes" or "no"
• Ask and answer, "How are you?"
• Share how they're feeling, including hungry and thirsty
• Politely request things and express gratitude (please, thank you, you're welcome)
• Clearly express wants and feelings
• Ask "how many?" and respond appropriately
• "Ordering" food (saying what they want and how much)

​Daily Routines and Needs:

• Say and understand clothing items
• Follow simple daily commands
• Ask and answer "Where are you going?", different locations, and express wanting to come along
• Clearly express and understand needs and tasks that need to be done
• Ask for and provide locations of objects

​Home and Basic Grammar:

• Name common household items
• Understand and use family-friendly verbs ("I want, I need, I have, I must")
• Conjugate and use gerunds (-ing verbs)
• Identify common uses of the verb "to do"
• Understand simple instructions involving order and sequence

​Mealtime Conversations:

• Ask for and pass food items politely
• Name meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert)
• Set the table and name utensils and dishes
• Use phrases to express preferences and routines ("It's time to eat," "It's time to go," etc.)
• Begin recognizing different ways to express actions and activities
  

Bottom line? If other methods didn’t work, it’s not because your child “isn’t good at languages”—it’s because those methods didn’t show them how to actually use it. This one does. We create mock real-life situations where your child plays with the language with YOU, so when those situations come up in daily life, the words are already muscle memory (you’ll be amazed when They bring it up first!).

​To make speaking feel even more natural, the included puppet is scripted into the lessons—giving kids a fun, pressure-free way to respond without feeling put on the spot. Here’s how it works:

• First, we introduce new words or phrases—no overwhelming “sink or swim” approach.
• Then, we show them how to use it in context. (Sometimes with the language's culture involved!)
• Next, they explore and play with the language in a safe, low-pressure setting (mistakes are encouraged!).
• Finally, the magic happens—these words naturally transition into your daily life, making the new language an exciting part of their world.
  
  

Homeschool Languages is geared toward kids ages 4-10! Ask about it in our Facebook group though, a lot of families report their tag-along younger children picking up on the language, as well as teens loving it because there's a strong foundation of the language involved.