If the class is conducted entirely in the target language, how do the children understand what is going on?

Unlike adults, children acquire language best simply by being immersed in it. To help them with this, our instructors use a technique called “Total Physical Response” (TPR), which involves various non-verbal communication such as role-playing and object display to help communicate meaning. And, because most of our activities are already familiar to children (e.g. bingo, go fish, relay races), they can quickly grasp and comprehend the language concepts that accompany these activities.