Ages 5–8 & 9–13 · 75-minute sessions

Russian language,
brought to life.

Creative learning for bilingual children, where Russian language practice grows through storytelling, play, and performance.

A child wearing a character mask during a Russian theater activity
Aleksandra Regina, Russian Language teacherMeet Aleksandra
A puppet from the Russian creative-learning program

More than a language class

A world of expression.

Language learning, storytelling, and theater come together in a program made for bilingual children.

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Language that connects

Build confidence using Russian through conversation, listening, and playful language practice.

02

Stories that spark curiosity

Explore words and ideas through storytelling, imagination, and creative activities.

03

A little stage magic

Bring language to life through theater, with a new project every three months.

75 minutes per session

Two age groups 5–8 & 9–13

Theater projects every three months

A place to grow

Small steps.
Brave voices.

An encouraging space to practice Russian, discover new stories, and build confidence together.

Find your child's group
01

Find the right group

Choose ages 5–8 or ages 9–13 and share your preferred Friday or Saturday class time.

02

Learn through creativity

Practice Russian through language learning, storytelling, and play in each 75-minute session.

03

Bring a story to the stage

Work toward a new theater project every three months, starting with “The White Rabbit.”

Meet your teacher

Learning with Aleksandra.

A lifetime of language, theater, and teaching.

Aleksandra Regina

Aleksandra Regina

Russian Language Teacher
Creative Learning for Bilingual Children

Language. Imagination. Connection.

Creative learning for bilingual children

Aleksandra's background brings language teaching and theater together. Her classes give children space to use Russian through storytelling, play, and performance.

Education and language teaching

Theater and creative expression

Russian for bilingual children

Read Aleksandra's biography in Russian

Меня зовут Александра Реджина. Родилась и выросла в России в Москве в семье профессора-кинопедагога. С раннего детства и до 18 лет играла главные роли в спектаклях Театра Юных Москвичей. В 1989 году закончила Московский педагогический колледж по специальности воспитатель детского сада с правом преподавания английского языка. Преподавала английский в детских образовательных центрах. В 1993 году закончила искусствоведческий факультет МЭГУ.

С 2000–2022 работала директором департамента персонала в московских пищевых производственных компаниях. С 2022 года живу в Америке, преподаю русский язык для детей билингв. Замужем, сыну 32 года.

A glimpse of the program

See imagination in action.

Watch a teaser to see how language, imagination, and theater come together in class.

Creative learning in action

Russian language, storytelling, play, and performance.

A closer look at the program

See how imagination and theater come together in class.

Make room for Russian

A time to connect.

Choose the age group and preferred Friday or Saturday time when you register. We'll confirm availability with you.

Friday

3:30–4:45 PM

75-minute session

Friday

5:00–6:15 PM

75-minute session

Saturday

3:00–4:15 PM

75-minute session

Saturday

4:30–5:45 PM

75-minute session

Classes at Exceed Learning Center · Albertson, NY · Ages 5–8 and ages 9–13

Your next chapter starts here

Let's learn together.

Reserve your child's place in Russian Language & Theater.

Reserve a Russian class

Choose your child's age group and preferred class time. We'll confirm availability with you.

A few helpful answers

Curious?
We get it.

Here's what to know before your child joins.

Ask us a question
Who is the program for?

The program is designed for bilingual children, with two age groups: ages 5–8 and ages 9–13. Tell us about your child when you register so we can help with class placement.

How long is each session?

Each Russian Language & Theater session lasts 75 minutes. Friday and Saturday options are available.

How does theater fit into language learning?

Children practice Russian through storytelling, play, and performance. A new theater project takes place every three months. The first theater project is “The White Rabbit.”

Who teaches the classes?

Aleksandra Regina teaches the Russian Language program. Her background combines language teaching, theater, and creative learning for bilingual children.

What happens after I register?

Exceed will follow up with your child’s class placement, confirm availability for your preferred time, and explain the next steps.

A language. A story. A place to belong.

Give their Russian
a little spotlight.

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