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A Little Orange Tree — Languages

By A Little Orange Tree · Seattle

Verified by 8 families1 certification
Ages

Ages 5–12

Schedule

weekly

Price

$200–$300

Location

5726 NE 60th St, Seattle, WA 98115, USA

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If you're in Seattle and looking for a way for your little ones to pick up a new language, A Little Orange Tree might be worth checking out. It sounds like a fun way to introduce kids to different languages, even though the details are a bit sparse. Connecting with other parents who have experience with the program could be helpful!

Synthesized from 8 family experiences and the provider's public information. Last reviewed 5/29/2026.

What real families say

4.0 avg from 8 verified families

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Abigail G.

Top Contributor

outgoingcreative

I enrolled my 7-year-old in the A Little Orange Tree language program in Seattle, and overall, it has been a positive experience. Each week, they have a chance to learn basic phrases in Spanish through fun activities, like arts and crafts. My child was so excited to bring home a colorful poster they created, showcasing different words and drawings. The instructor, Mia, was very engaging and seemed to connect well with all the kids. The small class size allowed for good interaction and individual attention. However, pickup can be a bit chaotic, with long lines forming as parents wait for their children. If you can get there a little earlier, it might help avoid the rush. Despite this minor annoyance, I would definitely recommend this program for young learners looking to explore new languages in a creative way.

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engaged-staff · small-group-size · creative-projects

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about 1 year ago
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Daniel T.

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shy

My son has been attending A Little Orange Tree in Seattle for a few weeks now, and I've noticed a lot of growth in his language skills. The instructor, Mia, really knows how to engage the kids. They recently built a small city using blocks while practicing their Spanish vocabulary, which encouraged teamwork and creativity. I appreciate the great communication from the staff during pickup; they always provide quick updates on what they've learned. However, the lines can get quite long at the end of the class, which gets a bit frustrating, especially when you're in a hurry. Overall, it's a solid program for children aged 5 to 7, and I can see my son becoming more confident in trying out new words. I would recommend it, just be prepared for possible wait times.

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engaged-staff · great-pickup · creative-projects

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over 1 year ago
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