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About ¡Hola Hola Niños!
Our Philosophy
Celebrating Language and Culture
We Come to You!
Play is the way to a child's heart and mind. At ¡Hola Hola niños! we embody this philosophy, designing language learning lessons that center around what children love: movement, music, stories, art, and play.
We Come to You!
Celebrating Language and Culture
We Come to You!
Our preschool Spanish immersion program is mobile! We travel to schools, co-ops, and day cares. We also offer group sessions for those who are interested.
Celebrating Language and Culture
Celebrating Language and Culture
Celebrating Language and Culture
Language and culture are intertwined. As children acquire Spanish, they will also learn about Hispanic culture and its diversity. Our curriculum carefully selects materials that celebrates Hispanic culture to help students not only learn how to speak Spanish, but also immerse themselves in the Hispanic culture.
Our Program Calendar
Themes for 2025-2026 School Year
September/Septiembre: ¡Hola niños! ¡Adios niños!
Let's get to know each other! Children will learn how to greet and meet each other and talk about their favorite things.
October/Octubre: ¿Tu tienes miedo?
Spooky, scary, creatures, oh no! Children will learn how to talk about different creatures and animals of the night.
November/No
September/Septiembre: ¡Hola niños! ¡Adios niños!
Let's get to know each other! Children will learn how to greet and meet each other and talk about their favorite things.
October/Octubre: ¿Tu tienes miedo?
Spooky, scary, creatures, oh no! Children will learn how to talk about different creatures and animals of the night.
November/Noviembre: Gracias por mi Familia
What are you thankful for? Children will practice gratitude for their families and community around them by learning how to describe and thank them.
December/Diciembre: ¡Vamos a comer!
Let' s eat! Children will talk about foods they eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and how these foods might be similar or different to those in Spanish speaking countries.
January/Enero: Listo para el día
Let's get ready for the day! From sunrise to out the door, children will learn how to describe their morning routines, chores, and household items.
February/Febrero: ¿Te Amo o Te Quiero?
Did you know that there is more than one way to say "I love you" in Spanish? Children will talk about who is special in their life and show them that they care.
March/Marzo: ¡Vamos a Jugar!
What do you like to play? Children will engage in different games, sports, and activities to learn how to describe how they like to play.
April/Abril: Madre Tierra
In honor of Earth Day children will learn about mother earth and all she has to offer. Land or sea, rain or shine, students will engage with their senses to talk about the weather and celebrate our planet.
Meet our Founder
¡Hola, hola, bienvendios!
My name is Jaclyn Kozlowski and estoy super felize (I am very happy) to welcome you to our Spanish immersion classroom! I am a bilingual mother of two niños of my own, John Luke (3) and Jacob (8 months). Our desire to teach our sons how to read, write, and communicate in multiple langauges birthed ¡Hola Hola niños!. My goal with this program is to create a bilingual generation, fostering a love for Spanish and foundation for language learning.
My journey with Spanish began in elementary school with an afterschool Spanish enrichment program. My exposure at an early age fostered a love for the language that blossomed as I continued to study, taking Latin American literature, history, and economics classes in Spanish while earning my degree in International Relations. I reached fluency by immersing myself in the language and culture, communicating, reading, writing, and translating on a daily basis.
After graduating with my B. A. and a minor in Spanish, I lived and worked in Honduras as a volunteer for the non-profit organization OYE (Organization of Youth Empowerment). While there, I developed an English language program, creating curriculum, assessing students, and teaching classes. When I returned to the United States, I pursued my Masters of Education in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL). I continuned to teach English as a second langauge to adults at the community college level before begining my career as a lecturer in the Analytical Writing Program at UC San Diego. In 2020 my husband and I moved to Tampa, Florida to be closer to family and start one of our own. I continued to teach college writing, working as an adjunct professor at the University of Tampa. I have been working as an ESOL Resource teacher in Hillsborough County for the past five years, supporting students as they acquire English and serving as an advocate for Spanish speaking families in the community.
Degrees
Bachelor of Arts in International Relations, Minor in Spanish
American University
Masters of Education in TESOL, Literacy, and Culture
University of San Diego
Certificates
TESOL
K-12 ESOL
Reading Endorsed