The audience learns about myths, legends and tales from the main civilizations and cultures. Through the stories, the audience will travel to different regions around the Spanish speaking countries. You will be involved in the story from the beginning to the end by looking at the visual materials that support the learning experience, but also by participating through the story by singing, dancing, pretending and even sometimes making some delicious recipes. Our distinctive technique to tell stories offer enhanced engagement, knowledge, retention, and deeper emotional connection by transforming passive audiences into active participants. Our stories ignite curiosity and provide motivation to learn and be attentive the entire time. Esther creates and designs the entire program based on the age and needs of the audience.

Depending on the age of the audience, our programs can be from 45 minutes to 60 minutes long but can be customized to the audience.

Each story is designed to be dynamic, energetic, interactive, and enjoyable depending on the age and the needs of the audience.

According to the capacity of the meeting room

Spanish Fun’s own Esther Gomez. Find out more about her below.

If you have met Esther Gomez, you know that she has a unique and peculiar way of teaching but also of telling stories. She manages the volume, tone, rhythm and intonation of her voice to give emphasis and personality to the characters. Her gestures, and expressions bring stories to life, connecting with the audience through creativity and adaptability. She loves the interaction with her audience creating a magical atmosphere that stimulates the imagination. Esther can adapt the story based on the audience’s reactions or even improvise parts of the tale, which encourage you to keep imagining, laughing, participating, enjoying, and sometimes even acting with her.

Let Esther tell you a story…

This is a fun way to learn and practice Spanish but also to know different traditions and culture.

What a fun way to learn Spanish, right? with Spanish Fun Program, of course.

Use your imagination to travel through all Latin America learning about myths, legends and tales. You will be involved in the story from the beginning to the end by looking at the visual materials that support the learning experience, but also the audience participates through the story by singing, dancing, pretending and even sometimes making some delicious recipes. We also tell stories by using a Kamishibai. Our unique way to tell you a story will help you to enhances language skills, improve listening and promote cultural awareness. Because Esther is a passionate storyteller, she assures that the audience immerse themselves into the story by using traditional costumes and set design by reflecting the character’s traits and historical settings.

Depending on the story, our audience will use their imagination to play traditional games from different nations in Latin America. Interacting with different cultures helps develop empathy, respect for diversity, and stronger social connections.

Engaging un cultural crafts after the narration provides the audience with a hands-on opportunity to demonstrate their understanding. Depending on the story and their age of the audience, this handmade craft is inspired by different cultures. The audience in some stories is asked to create a pictogram.

For Spanish Fun Program, music is a very important part of the learning process, and because of this, Esther connects the story with a specific musical styles and dance forms evoking different historical or thematic contexts.

Our storytelling introduces children to timeless folktales, holiday traditions, and real-life cultural experiences from across Spain and Latin America. Whether it’s discovering the adventures of La Llorona, celebrating Día de los Muertos, or learning songs that have been sung for generations, each story is designed to spark imagination while building language skills.

By weaving language and culture together, we inspire curiosity, empathy, and a deeper understanding of the Spanish-speaking world. Every story becomes a journey that helps students grow not only as learners but also as global citizens.

We are always changing and adding new stories to our list. Check back often to see our current offerings, or contact us if you have ideas you want to see!

This Immersive Storytelling will make you participate from the beginning to the end. Learn how a girl from Oaxaca, Mexico remembers her father and how she prepares to honor him setting up an Altar. Try a sample of the traditional bread (pan de Muerto), sing, dance and celebrate the life of our loved ones, and learn about its connections to Monarch Butterflies.

The audience will learn a song while they color, cut and paste all the elements that form the Altar. We have different type of Altars, from the easy ones to the tridimensional ones. Our host can decide what kind of craft will be good for their audience.

You may have heard about Cusco or Machu Picchu, but do you know who the Incas were and how they managed to create this great empire?

Who doesn’t love Guacamole? But do you know where it comes from? You will be amazed by the bravery of the protagonists of this legend, and you might even want to make it yourself!

This Immersive Storytelling will make you participate from the beginning to the end. Discover why a girl from Cali, Colombia celebrates ” La Noche de las Velitas” (the Night of Candles) and why Latin people called the New Year’s Eve, “el Año Viejo”, (the Old Year).

Who doesn’t like flowers? But do you know which is the most beautiful flowers for Chileans and why? Learn by playing, pretending and singing what is the story behind the National Flower of Chile.

Immerse yourself in Dominican Republic and learn about this fascinating legend about a goblin which is small but clever and lives in the forests. What do you think the goblin is doing in the forest, what do you think its mission is?

Immerse yourself in Dominican Republic and learn about this fascinating legend about a goblin which is small but clever and lives in the forests. What do you think the goblin is doing in the forest, what do you think its mission is?

You may have heard about Cusco or Machu Picchu, but do you know who the Incas were and how they managed to create this great empire?

Who doesn’t love Guacamole? But do you know where it comes from? You will be amazed by the bravery of the protagonists of this legend, and you might even want to make it yourself!

The audience will learn the story of the Cinco de Mayo by being part of it, the audience will pretend to be some of the main characters and discover the truth of the Cinco de Mayo.

The audience will learn the story of the Cinco de Mayo by being part of it, the audience will pretend to be some of the main characters and discover the truth of the Cinco de Mayo.

The audience will learn the story of the Cinco de Mayo by being part of it, the audience will pretend to be some of the main characters and discover the truth of the Cinco de Mayo.

The audience will learn the story of the Cinco de Mayo by being part of it, the audience will pretend to be some of the main characters and discover the truth of the Cinco de Mayo.