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Boulder School for German Language and Culture

Boulder · 685 Inca Pkwy, Boulder, CO 80303

The Boulder School for German Language and Culture is a nonprofit offering German language instruction across multiple age groups. Its summer programs feature themed camps for children and teens ages 5-15 who learn through hands-on activities while improving their language skills.

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On record5 summer camp sessions · 2 after-school classes

Summer camps — 2026

5 sessions · statuses verified July 28, 2026

01German for Babies & Toddlers

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A caregiver-and-baby German class (0-24 months) with 30 minutes of German songs, rhymes, books, music, bubbles, movement and dancing, followed by playtime with coffee and tea for caregivers.

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02German Preschool Music

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"Sing and Dance with us!" A German preschool music class (ages 2-5) where children learn German through singing, dancing, storytelling and movement.

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03Children's German Camp

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A German-immersion day camp for ages 5-11 with weekly themes including Theatre & Crafts, Music & Dance, STEM, and cooking, all taught in German through hands-on activities.

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04Teen Summer Program

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An afternoon German program for ages 11-15 featuring themed weeks such as a Bake Competition (Backwettbewerb) and Cooking & Baking, conducted in German.

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05Teen Summer Workshops

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Hybrid/online German workshops for teens (ages 13-18), including DSD II Writing Prep (B2/C1 persuasive-essay and grammar practice) and an 8-week Intensive Beginner German course toward the A1 exam.

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After-school classes

2 classes · snapshot of July 28

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Location

Boulder, CO

685 Inca Pkwy, Boulder, CO 80303

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What parents say

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4.8★★★★★5 Google reviews
★★★★★

I have studied here in the online adult classes since 2020. The instruction is fantastic. I went from a beginner at A2 level to passing the B1 test in Germany, now working on B2. I cannot recommend it enough!

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Lauren A6 years ago
★★★★★

My husband and I have been taking beginner German classes with Anna since early 2020 and have really enjoyed the experience! We started with a small group (~3 - 4 people) in-person class but the school had to switch to online classes due to COVID. The transition has actually been wonderful and we don't feel that the learning has been reduced at all by the temporary online-only model. Anna is an incredibly patient teacher and we have a ton of fun in her class!

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Justin McBride8 years ago
★★★★★

Great organization to learn German through. I've been taking lessons with them since January 2018, have been through 3 classes so far and will begin the 4th next week. Our teacher in particular, Anna L, is a fantastic person, dedicated teacher, and really cares that we understand what we're learning. The curriculum is progressive and the rate is appropriate for non-full-time students as most of us are. Our class size is usually about 5 students, meeting weekly. The book that was assigned for the A1 level is not the best, as the entirety is in German. I understand though that they're looking to modify that in the future. They also have a German book library for students (and alumni, I believe), in addition to relatively frequent community events. Highly recommend taking classes through this organization if you're looking for dedicated, but not overwhelming, procurement of German with native-speaking teachers.

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