by Speakitaly NYC
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This Brooklyn branch teaches children Italian through playful lessons, role plays and small-group work so kids pick up the language naturally. Families can add Italian cooking classes and seasonal camps.
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Year-round courses; summer program ages 3-12
Course-based tuition; contact for rates
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Ages 2–16.
Course-based tuition; contact for rates
Year-round courses; summer program ages 3-12
110 York Street, FL 5, 11201, in DUMBO, Brooklyn.
Yes. Speakitaly NYC Children's Italian is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Speakitaly NYC: speakitalynyc.com, or call (718) 717-3670.
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