9th Grade Spanish Online Course 2025
Share and enjoy the gift of learning a second language with online lessons shared by our bilingual teacher Juan.
Our Spanish Instructor
Hola!
Juan Garcia is a bilingual, native Spanish speaker.
We love supporting students from the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom to enjoy learning to speak Spanish. Our classes share language as well as Mexican and Latino culture.
2025 9th Grade Spanish 1 Live Class Schedules
Our 9th grade Spanish 1 class is offered in a live format with weekly meetings on Zoom taught by Juan. Course material is customized for each learner based on an assessment by Juan, the teacher.
Spring 2025 Introduction to Spanish
Mondays Classes Offered at 3 Times
There are 3 Monday meeting time slots for 55 minute live classes starting at:
2:05PM PST / 5:05PM EST
3:05PM PST / 6:05PM EST
4:05PM PST / 7:05PM EST
Schedule of live class dates:
Mon Feb 3 2025 Class 2
Mon Feb 10 2025 Class 3
Mon Mar 24 2025 Class 7
Mon Mar 31 2025 Class 8
Mon Apr 14 2025 Class 10
Mon Apr 21 2025 Class 11
Mon Apr 28 2025 Class 12
Mon May 5 2025 Class 13
Spring 2025 Introduction to Spanish
Wednesdays Classes Offered at 3 Times
There are 3 Wednesday meeting time slots for 55 minute live classes starting at:
2:05PM PST / 5:05PM EST
3:05PM PST / 6:05PM EST
4:05PM PST / 7:05PM EST
Schedule of live class dates:
Wed Feb 5 2025 Class 2
Wed Feb 12 2025 Class 3
Wed Mar 26 2025 Class 7
Wed Apr 2 2025 Class 8
Wed Apr 16 2025 Class 10
Wed Apr 23 2025 Class 11
Wed Apr 30 2025 Class 12
Wed May 7 2025 Class 13
Spring 2025 Introduction to Spanish
Fridays Classes Offered at 3 Times
There are 3 Friday meeting time slots for 55 minute live classes starting at:
2:05PM PST / 5:05PM EST
3:05PM PST / 6:05PM EST
4:05PM PST / 7:05PM EST
Schedule of live class dates:
Fri Feb 7 2025 Class 2
Fri Feb 14 2025 Class 3
Fri Mar 28 2025 Class 7
Fri Apr 4 2025 Class 8
Fri Apr 11 2025 Class 9
Fri Apr 18 2025 Class 10
Fri Apr 25 2025 Class 11
Fri May 2 2025 Class 12
Fri May 9 2025 Class 13
What's Included:
-Spanish Language Assessment
-Complete Customized Course Materials
-Live Zoom Classes
-Grading and Certificate
“An amazing Spanish course for our ninth grader, who enjoyed the focus on pronunciation with a native speaking teacher.”
Example of 9th Grade Spanish Topics
Our bilingual Spanish teacher Juan will create a custom curriculum for all learners based on an initial assessment. Below is an example.
Lesson 1: Introduction to Spanish & Basic Greetings
- Course overview, pronunciation basics, and the Spanish alphabet.
- Essential greetings, goodbyes, and polite expressions.
- Practice saying your name and asking others.
Lesson 2: Pronouns & Verb Ser (To Be)
- Introduction to subject pronouns (yo, tú, él, etc.).
- Conjugating ser in the present tense.
- Practice making basic sentences to describe yourself and others.
Lesson 3: Numbers & Basic Math
- Numbers 0-100, with an emphasis on counting and age.
- Basic math vocabulary (addition, subtraction) for practical use.
Lesson 4: Days, Months & Dates
- Days of the week and months of the year.
- How to ask and give the date.
- Practice talking about birthdays and special dates.
Lesson 5: Telling Time
- How to ask for and tell time.
- Morning, afternoon, evening, and nighttime expressions.
- Practice simple phrases related to daily schedules.
Lesson 6: Describing People & Things with Ser
- Adjectives for physical and personality descriptions.
- Agreement in gender and number.
- Practice describing yourself, friends, and family.
Lesson 7: Family & Relationships Vocabulary
- Family member vocabulary and relationships.
- Talking about your family and friends.
- Practice describing relationships and family structures.
Lesson 8: Verb Estar (To Be) & Feelings
- Introduction to estar and its use for location and emotions.
- Basic vocabulary for emotions and moods.
- Practice describing how you feel and where you are.
Lesson 9: School & Classroom Vocabulary
- Common classroom objects and commands.
- Talking about your classes and subjects.
- Practice simple classroom dialogues.
Lesson 10: Colors, Clothing & Shopping
- Colors and clothing vocabulary.
- Introduction to making simple purchases.
- Practice describing what you’re wearing and shopping dialogues.
Lesson 11: Verb Gustar (To Like) & Hobbies
- How to use gustar to talk about likes and dislikes.
- Vocabulary for hobbies and common interests.
- Practice sharing your interests and asking others about theirs.
Lesson 12: Food & Ordering in a Restaurant
- Vocabulary for common foods and drinks.
- Basic restaurant phrases for ordering food.
- Practice role-playing a dining experience.
Lesson 13: Review & Conversational Practice
- Review key vocabulary, grammar, and concepts from previous lessons.
- Guided conversation practice.
- Reinforcement activities to build confidence in everyday dialogues.
Is Spanish for 9th Graders?
Not surprisingly, Spanish students who spend more time with native Spanish speaking teachers tend to develop their Spanish language skills more deeply. Our high school Spanish online course is instructed live on Zoom with a native Spanish speaking teacher. We have small groups that encourage learners to get as much Spanish speaking practice time as possible, with an emphasis on pronunciation. The idea with taking Spanish 1 in the 9th grade is to get four years of practicing high school Spanish, in grades 9-12, before graduation.
It’s great to learn Spanish at any age, however the traditional academic track has been to take Spanish for four years of high school, starting with 9th grade Spanish 1.
How To Gain Language Skills?
Learning a new language such as Spanish is like exercising a muscle. It does involve a bit of practice, which is promoted by the simple desire to learn. Practice and repetition permit learning a language, and the desire to learn and discover a new language is the simple recipe for success.
Our online high school Spanish lessons also allow learners the opportunity to make mistakes, which is something that just isn’t going to happen when learning from apps or videos. One of the most important aspects of learning a foreign language is giving oneself permission to make mistakes. Just like learning to walk involves falling down and getting up again, the opportunity to make mistakes and recover in a constructive learning environment is usually the difference maker when learning a foreign language.
Above all else, however, gaining language skills is about desire. With the desire to learn, language skills develop and evolve rapidly.