Spanish belongs in your real life, not just lessons. Your Mission: 1. Pick one daily routine. 2. Say one sentence in Spanish during that routine each day. 3. Post what routine you chose and what you said. Phrase Ideas: - Estoy preparando café. (I am making coffee.) - Voy a trabajar. (I am going to work.) - Estoy en casa. (I am at home.)

💛 Student Spotlight: Tessa 💛 Watching Tessa grow in confidence has been such a gift. What started as hesitation turned into clarity, courage, and real progress. She showed up even when it felt uncomfortable, trusted the process, and proved to herself that she can do this. Tessa’s journey is a reminder that fluency isn’t about perfection, it’s about consistency, support, and believing you’re capable before you feel ready. I’m so proud of you, Tessa, and honored to be part of your Spanish journey. Comment below if you can relate to Tessa's fluency story below...

This week is about claiming your identity. Your Mission: 1. Write three sentences starting with “Yo soy…” 2. Say them out loud in the mirror. 3. Share one sentence in the comments. Phrase Ideas: - Yo soy estudiante de español. (I am a Spanish student.) - Yo soy valiente cuando hablo. (I am brave when I speak.) - Yo soy constante. (I am consistent.)

Mi palabra del ano es paciencia. Este ano voy a mejorar en mis tenses (hablar en el pasado y el futuro) Voy a hablar espanol con mi novio Travis. Estoy comprometida a hablar como una persona nativa. Mi meta es practicar cada dia!

January is about deciding who you are becoming. This week is about identity, not perfection. Your Mission: 1. Write your Spanish vision for 2026 in one sentence. 2. Say it out loud once a day this week. 3. Post your sentence in the comments to make it official. Phrase Ideas: - Este es mi año de fluidez. (This is my year of fluency.) - Voy a hablar español con confianza. (I am going to speak Spanish with confidence.) - Estoy comprometido(a) con mi español. (I am committed to my Spanish.) Challenge homework due Monday by midnight