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About Hungarian School Seattle
About Hungarian School Seattle
This program of the Hungarian American Association of Washington supports Hungarian-American families in developing their children’s Hungarian language and literacy skills and gives adults of all backgrounds the opportunity to study Hungarian language and culture as well.
For the Little Ones
For the Little Ones
Bóbita Hungarian Playgroup
Twice monthly on Saturdays 11:00 am -12 pm
Bóbita Hungarian Playgroup is a Hungarian program for children under 3 and their caregivers.
The sessions follow a carefully crafted sequence of Hungarian nursery rhymes, children’s songs and games with active parent participation.
The Bóbita Playgroup serves as an excellent interface for non-Hungarian-speaking family members in interethnic families to connect with the larger Hungarian community.
Hungarian Language Activities for Children Ages 3–5
Twice a month, every other Saturday: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Children ages 3–5 participate in fun, creative activities while reciting rhymes, singing songs, and doing simple arts and crafts.
They also get to explore Hungarian stories and books, learning the language and culture in a playful way.
The sessions aim to foster their love of speaking and creativity, all while ensuring they have an enjoyable experience.
Hungarian language enrichment activities for children ages 5-7
Hungarian language enrichment activities for children ages 5-7
Twice monthly on Saturdays 11am - 12pm
School-age kids are divided into three groups for their one-hour Hungarian class.
First graders ages 5-7 start learning the Hungarian alphabet and become familiar with conventions of spelling and reading. Through stories and playful activities, we learn to read and write together!
Hungarian language enrichment activities for children ages 8-10
Hungarian language enrichment activities for children ages 8-10
Twice monthly on Saturdays 11am - 12pm
School-age kids are divided into three groups for their one-hour Hungarian class.
Our second group is for 8-10-year-olds who can read Hungarian words. Our focus at this level is on vocabulary development and immersion into the marvels of Hungarian grammar and literature. We also deepen our understanding of Hungarian customs and traditions.
Hungarian language enrichment activities for children ages 11+
Hungarian language enrichment activities for children ages 11+
Twice monthly on Saturdays 11am - 12pm
For students ages 11 and up, our curriculum, which includes Hungarian history, geography and ethnography, ensures that their developing curiosity about Hungarian culture and language is satisfied.
We’re Looking for a Teacher! 📚✨
We’re Looking for a Teacher! 📚✨
The Hungarian School of Seattle is looking for a dedicated and enthusiastic volunteer teacher for the 8–10 age group.
At this level, our focus is on expanding vocabulary, exploring the wonders of Hungarian grammar and literature, and deepening our understanding of Hungarian customs and traditions.
📍 Location: Mercer Island
🗓 Schedule: twice a month on Saturdays
If you enjoy working with children and would like to help share and preserve the Hungarian language and culture, we’d love to hear from you!
📩 Contact us: HungarianSchoolSeattle@gmail.com
Classes for Adults
Classes for Adults
You can apply now!
We offer five different levels, click the links below to read more detailed descriptions of each. Class size is limited to 8 per level. Adult Hungarian Classes are held online by a professional teacher in Miskolc, Hungary.
Don’t forget to renew your HAAW membership for the year before you register in order to take advantage of our discount member pricing!
Hungarian Adult Class, Level A1: New Beginners, Mondays at 11:15 AM - Register
Hungarian Adult Class, Level A1: Continuing Beginners, Mondays at 9:15 AM - Register
Hungarian Adult Class, Level A1: Advanced Beginners, Sundays at 10 AM - Register
Hungarian Adult Class, Level A1: Intermediate Beginners, Sundays at 11:15 AM - Register
Hungarian Adult Class, Level A2: Continuing Intermediate, Mondays at 12:30 PM - Register
Contact
Contact
Anett Barabas- Director
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