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Not sure where to start? Find your grade level below to see what to focus on and in what order — vocab, grammar, and practice, built to work together.

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Elementary

Grades K–5

First words and everyday basics, set to fun, singable Voca Beat music. This is where Spanish starts to feel natural, not like homework.

How to Study This Level

1Learn new words through the Voca Beat songs.

2Practice with the picture-based quizzes right after each song.

3Come back often — a little bit every day works better than one long session.

Vocab

Grammar

Quizzes

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Middle School

Grades 6–8 · Spanish 1

Core vocabulary and the grammar rules most Spanish 1 students get stuck on — like knowing when to use ser versus estar.

How to Study This Level

1Start with vocab.

2Then move to grammar — don't skip this step. It's how vocabulary turns into real sentences.

3Finish with the practice drills — each one gives new sentence combinations, so you're testing understanding, not memory.

Vocab

Grammar

Quizzes

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High School

Spanish 2 & 3

Past tenses, subjunctive basics, and real-world topics — from news articles to cultural traditions — for advanced, confident speakers.

How to Study This Level

1Vocab expands into abstract topics — jobs, environment, current events, not just objects and colors.

2Grammar gets more nuanced — preterite vs. imperfect, the subjunctive mood, and passive voice.

3Practice shifts toward reading and interpreting — real articles and cultural topics, not just sentence drills.

Vocab

Grammar

Quizzes