Madhuri M.

As a parent, I liked that this was a focused, single-week course covering colors and common fruits and veggies in ASL. My child found the activities understandable and the 55-minute duration was just right for covering everything without rushing.

My 8-year-old liked the variety—memory-game review, stroke order practice, and the dakuten/handakuten lessons—but I wish there had been a little more time for writing practice outside the 25-minute class. Still a solid program overall.

Perfect short course for beginners; my 7-year-old stayed focused and could demonstrate the color signs by the end of the lesson.

This accelerated format was exactly what my 11-year-old needed to focus on reading and writing hiragana. Two 25-minute lessons per week felt manageable, the pace built up nicely across the nine weeks, and the mix of stroke order practice, memory games, and simple vocabulary reading reinforced what she learned.