Spanish for Kids volume 2 continues to expand your child s vocabulary and further deepens comprehension of the Spanish language. This breakthrough DVD blends the latest 3-D animation and interactive DVD games together with live action sequences for a fun, visually-stimulating learning experience. In this DVD, Carlos and his cute Chihuahua, Chiquitita, embark on a magical field trip to the park with a group of friends. Along the way, your child will learn useful Spanish action verbs, common everyday expressions, and words for food, playing sports, and much more! Includes original music by a Hollywood composer designed to reinforce new words and phrases. All Language Tree videos incorporate the breakthrough Multi-Cognition A [Read More...]
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I bought Spanish for Kids volume 2 because my daughter and I really enjoyed the first volume by Language Tree. She’s currently fixated on learning different languages (something I hope she continues) and the previous video is one of her favorite “learning tools”.
This DVD provides a good introduction to words and phrases related to telling time, eating lunch, and playing. We particularly liked the segment where the kids played the Spanish-speaking world’s national pastime of futbol (soccer) while teaching words related to the sport and playing.
The DVD moves at a pretty brisk pace but this was OK because there was a lot of repetition. There is also a function to turn on/off subtitles in Spanish and English. This was very useful to test our comprehension of what we had just learned.
Overall, highly recommended!
I watched this with my grandaughter tonight. She is five. We enjoyed it together.
She has watched this and other Spanish children’s videos before. Tonight she choose this one to watch. When a child chooses to watch, they are willing to learn.
In addition to being a review for me, she and I are developing a shared vocabulary. That is, I know what she is learning so we can converse in Spanish.
The video mixes live and animated video. It uses animation to emphasize the object being discussed. It is effective. However, an adult finds it a little stilted. Children do not seem to care.