Language-Centered Partnerships

Language Wonder Lab is a small, independently-run practice and is currently lead by a single educator and parent, which means it moves at a human pace!

While availability may be limited at times, we are always happy to explore partnership possibilities as schedules and seasons allow.

We welcome all inquiries, especially from libraries, bookstores, schools, cultural institutions, and community organizations interested in bringing joyful language immersion experiences to children and their families.

For example:

  • Pop-up labs

  • Storytimes

  • Series programming

  • Special events

  • Custom residencies

Do you have something else in mind? We are open to ideas!

Start the conversation at hola@languagewonderlab.com

Our Partners

What We Do

  • K-2 Language Labs

    Weekly, in-person experiences where children engage in playful missions that bring Spanish to life through art, movement, design, and exploration. We create immersive environments where language is woven naturally into stories, materials, conversations, and shared routines. Children move, make, wonder, and collaborate through language. They absorb meaning as they use their bodies and imaginations to explore big ideas and questions together.

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  • Language-Centered Partnerships

    Community collaborations that bring bilingualism to life through play and storytelling. Language Wonder Lab partners with libraries, bookstores, schools, community organizations, and artists to create joyful, immersive language experiences. Our partnership work is experience-based and community-facing, designed to create moments of connection.

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  • Language Consulting

    Thoughtful guidance for language journeys at home, in the community, and across children’s media and creative spaces. Language Wonder Lab offers consulting for families, organizations, and creative teams working in film, television, audio, radio, and across the children’s media landscape. We review and build language experiences to honor the identities and ways of learning of multilingual children and their families.

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