teaching a foreign language to small children

[mediterraneo]

do you think there would be a market for this for pre-schoolers?
what do you think?

coolmama is your group in london?

yes - the group is based in central london.

Hello. I don't post here very often but I've just found this thread while searching about teaching languages to preschoolers.

I'm just starting teaching Spanish to preschoolers (age 3 and 4) and am trying to work out where to concentrate on advertising. DH is setting me up a website and I'm planning on producing flyers for toddler groups and DDs preschool.

Any other ideas?

Heifer - I think I may know you in another life!

SKatey

I've been OUTED..

Time for a name change I think....

my ds2 at 10mths i read signing was the way to go so i did have an interest in it anyway through a job so now he does not talk much prefering to sign and being a boy and third in the line doesnt have to

My ds goes to a Naionra which is a playschool that's run through Irish. They don't teach the children the language, they just talk to them in Irish. They also let them speak in English whenever they want but praise them when they speak they try something in Irish.
Ds started in September and his Irish is catching up with mine after 14 years of being taught.
If there was a playschool that had French, Italian or Spanish immerision near me I'd be interested so I definitely think there's a market.

Hi Coolmama

Can you give me details of the Italian toddler club in Central London. I've been looking for such a playgroup for ages but everything seems to be in Zone 3 and further. Thanks!