Tucson, Arizona · Spanish immersion preschool

Wish you were here — every day.

Casa Verde is a Spanish immersion preschool. The day arrives in small pieces — a word at the art table, a song in the garden, a question at lunch — and a little of it comes home with you.

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Tours are arranged one family at a time. Tell us a little about yours and we will write back.

A child's crayon painting of a desert scene pinned above a classroom art table — A desert scene, painted at the art table.

Full day & half daySpanish immersion preschool, morning to afternoon.
After-school clubSpanish for children who spend their day elsewhere.
Parent language nightsAn evening of Spanish for the grown-ups.

Programas · What we offer

Five ways to be at Casa Verde.

Families come for the immersion and stay for the shape of the day. Choose what fits your week — we will talk it through on your tour.

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Full-day Spanish preschool

The whole day in Spanish — circle time, art, garden, meals, rest, and play — with English only when a child truly needs it.
02

Half-day immersion

Mornings in Spanish for families who want a gentler start or a shorter day.
03

After-school Spanish club

A late-afternoon hour of songs, games, and stories for children whose days happen somewhere else.
04

Kindergarten readiness

Letters, numbers, listening, and self-help skills folded into Spanish, so the step into kindergarten feels familiar.
05

Parent language nights

An evening for grown-ups: the phrases, songs, and small talk your child brings home.

Postales · From the classroom

Three small things that come home with you.

Immersion is easier to picture than it is to explain. These are the moments families notice first.

Children watering plants in a preschool garden bed — El jardín The garden
Watering cans, sunflower starts, and a song about the rain — all of it in Spanish.

A teacher and a child at a paint-covered art table — El taller de arte The art table
Color words, glue words, and the first sentences a child says without thinking about it.

La mesa The table

Lunch is where new words get used: please, more, thank you, look at mine.

Nos vemos en la mesa.

Un día · A day in Spanish

The day has a shape. The Spanish fills it.

Nothing about immersion is dramatic. A teacher kneels at the art table and names the colors in Spanish. The garden needs water, so the watering can has a Spanish name. Lunch is noisy and full of words.

Children take what they can and leave the rest. The words come back at the dinner table long before they come back perfectly — and that is exactly what we are aiming for.

Nos vemos pronto.

Llegada Arrival
A slow start, a greeting in Spanish, and a look at the day ahead.
El círculo Circle time
Songs, names, weather, counting — the same words every morning until they belong to the children.
El jardín The garden
Watering, digging, and naming what grows in the desert sun.
La mesa The table
Lunch, conversation, and the words that go with passing things to each other.

Visita · Tour requests

Come see it in person.

Tours are unhurried and arranged one family at a time. Bring your child, bring your questions, and we will walk you through an ordinary morning.

Where
Tucson, Arizona
Programs
Full day, half day, after-school club, parent language nights, kindergarten readiness
Tours
By appointment, one family at a time
Next step
Send us a note and we will reply to arrange a time that works for your family.

Wish you were here — every day.

Five ways to be at Casa Verde.

Full-day Spanish preschool

Half-day immersion

After-school Spanish club

Kindergarten readiness

Parent language nights

Three small things that come home with you.

The day has a shape. The Spanish fills it.

Come see it in person.