A fun introduction to the Filipino language!

WIKA’Y SAYA! is an online workshop for children ages 4–6 that encourages learning Filipino in a fun and engaging environment. It helps young learners build vocabulary, listening, and speaking skills while enjoying stories, songs, and activities.

Vocabulary

Leveled program and learning kit for activities to do at home to build vocabulary and improve grammar

Speaking skills

Twice a week sessions with teacher and classmates builds conversational Filipino skills

Listening comprehension

Reading and writing practice through art, songs and storytelling

Love of Filipino culture

Exposure to one's culture makes language learning meaningful to children

How do I know if my child’s reading and writing skills meet grade level expectations?

Learn more about our Program Standards

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What Parents Say:

"Charles really enjoys the “Wika’y Saya!” Class and loves Teacher Vien so much! He’s always looking forward to attend and loves to participate in each lesson. Since he joined the class, he got more interested on speaking and understanding words in Filipino and really practice a lot! Thank you Learning Library for helping this generation not forget our mother language! Learning Filipino is always fun with you! Maraming Salamat Po!" - Mommy Jenn
“She loves the class, at mas magaling na po talaga siya magbasa.” - Jazlyn’s mom
"Masaya ako sa pag-enroll ng anak ko sa Wika’y Saya Program ng The Learning Library. Nakikita ko ang mas madalas na paggamit ng anak ko ng Filipino nang hindi sapilitan. nakita ko rin na nag-enjoy sya sa kanyang mga klase, lalo na sa pagbasa ng iba’t-ibang mga kwentong aklat na kanilang tinalakay. Ang paggamit ng mga aklat na ito ay higit na nakatulong sa paglawak ng kanyang interes sa Filipino at kagustuhang mas matutunan pa ito."
- Mrs. Joey Lim
"Class is very engaging. Duration is just right to keep a kid’s attention. Teacher makes learning fun and relaxed. Q&As with the kids are very natural which encourages my kids to participate."
- Mommy Melanie
"Riley was looking for an online class and since these days, kids have more access to educational materials in English, I thought it would be apt to enroll him in Wika'y Saya... The class is not just about reading in Filipino but students also get to process their lessons through various activities and ulimately familiarize themselves with the use of Filipino in their conversations with their classmate and teacher."
- Tippy Pelayo-Go

Frequently Asked Questions

How much are your fees?

Classes are held twice a week for 45 minutes each. The initial enrollment fee is Php 3,000, which includes the 6-month Learning Kit in digital format. You may also avail of the printed Learning Kit for an additional Php 500. The succeeding monthly fee is Php 3,000. Special rates are available for quarterly or full payment for the 6-month program.

How many sessions?

Online classes are held twice a week for 45 minutes each. Between sessions, the teacher assigns asynchronous activities such as reading exercises, worksheets, and Learning Kit tasks to reinforce classroom learning.

How many students per class?

The workshop has around 4 to 6 students per class. Having classmates encourages children to participate more and enjoy learning together.

What is the assessment for?

The 30-minute teacher-administered test evaluates the child’s skills, including mastery of letters and letter sounds, ability to read sight words, and reading comprehension. It also helps us place the child in the appropriate level of the program. Parents will receive an assessment report afterward.

What are the available schedules?

We will provide the proposed class schedule after your child’s assessment. Morning and afternoon sessions are available.

How many months is the program? How quickly are they expected to read?

Our WIKA’Y SAYA! workshop prepares children who are not yet able to read for formal Filipino language learning. It is a 6-month program designed to gradually build Filipino vocabulary, reading, and comprehension skills. Progress varies depending on the child’s participation and readiness to learn.