A course for parents and kids 5–12

Learn Italian by playing with your child

Video role-play games you repeat together with your child. No workbooks at the table — just roles, words, and play that make the language stick on its own.

13Games in Part 1
5–12Child's age
12–15 minLength of each game
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il pulcino
chick
🍎
la mela
apple
🎨
il colore
color
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Watch videos on the site · Download and print flashcards · Play — no workbooks needed · Audio pronunciation for every word
How it works

One activity, four simple steps

The method is built so your child experiences it as playtime with mom or dad — not as a lesson.

1

Watch the video

An adult on screen plays a role-play game with a child, so you see exactly what to do.

2

Play it together

You repeat the same game with your own child, guided by a detailed activity script.

3

Reinforce with words

Print the flashcards, listen to the pronunciation, and lay the words out right during play.

4

Watch the vocabulary video

After playing, watch a short vocabulary video — kids love recognizing the words again.

What's inside each activity

Everything you need for playtime is ready

🎬

Role-play video

Show it to your child before and after — as an example, then as a recap.

📋

Activity script

A detailed plan for parents: lines, gestures, and pacing for the game.

🖨️

Printable flashcards

A visual word set for the activity — download and print before you play.

🔊

Audio pronunciation

Hear exactly how each word should sound — listen together.

📖

Vocabulary video

A short clip with all the activity's words — great for reinforcing after play.

Curriculum · Part 1 · Gli animali sono bravi!

The whole course, laid out as one path

13 activities, played two days at a time. Every stop is the same shape: a short video game, a vocabulary video, a word list, and printable flashcards.

📌 Follow the path in order. We strongly recommend playing the activities in the sequence shown below — each one builds on the words and games from the one before it, so going in order gets your child the best results.
Days 1–2
1
🐾

Questi sono gli animali

These are animals — meet the cat, dog & rabbit
Days 3–4
2
🐶

Dov'è il cane?

Where is the dog? — hide and find
Days 5–6
3
🎨

Ciao, cane!

Hello, doggy! — black, brown, white & grey
Days 7–8
4
🐻

Dov'è il gatto?

Where is the cat? — bear, frog, cow & mice
Days 9–10
5
🔢

Quanti topi ci sono?

How many mice are there? — counting to five
Days 11–12
6
👀

Hai gli occhi?

Do you have eyes? — ears, whiskers & more
Days 13–14
7
🐸

La rana ha quattro zampe

The frog has four legs
Days 15–16
8
🙈

Cucù. Chi manca?

Peek-a-boo — what is missing?
Days 17–18
9
📏

Ma che animale è?

What animal is it? — big, small, long & short
Days 19–20
10
🐕

Quale animale muove la coda?

Which animal is wagging its tail?
Days 21–22
11
🏃

Adesso ti prendo!

Now I'll catch you! — a chasing game
Days 23–24
12
❤️

Il mio animale preferito

My favourite animal
Days 25–26
13
🐕‍🦺

Il mio cane si chiama Bruno

My dog's name is Bruno — putting it all together
Part 2
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What one activity actually looks like

Activity 1, "Questi sono gli animali" — the very first lesson your child will play. Every activity in the course follows this same simple shape.

Attività 1 · Questi sono gli animali

Days 1–2

Cristina, look! (showing a cat) — Questo è un gatto. Il gatto è nero. (This is a cat. The cat is black.) — Questo è un cane. Il cane è marrone. (This is a dog. The dog is brown.) — Questo è un coniglio. Il coniglio è bianco. (This is a rabbit. The rabbit is white.)

🎬 Video
📖 Vocabulary video
🔊 Audio
🖨️ Flashcards
Printable flashcards: il gatto, il cane, il coniglio
Who it's for

Works even if you don't speak Italian yourself

Parents with no Italian

The script and pronunciation are ready-made. You just repeat what's on the video.

Families with kids 5–12

Games are adapted by age — from simple gestures to short dialogues.

Anyone tired of screen apps

The screen never replaces connection — it just shows you what to play in real life.

Reviews

What parents say

“

My daughter now asks to play "fruit shop" on her own — and names everything in Italian.

Anna, daughter is 6
“

I don't speak Italian, but the script was so detailed I got it right the first time.

Dmitri, son is 5
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We printed the flashcards and put them on the fridge — the words get repeated every day on their own.

Maria, kids are 7 and 10
Pricing

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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