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We’ve been using Foreign Language for Kids for our Spanish curriculum since the beginning of the school year.  We watch the videos during breakfast, and a few weeks ago we received print curriculum, stickers, and games in the mail.

The kids haven’t stopped asking to play with those new materials since.

My Little Man still shouts along with certain repetitive parts of the videos.  He loves them as much as ever – but both kids are enthralled with the games.  They love the idea that we can ‘play’ for school, even though we do lots of unusual things in the name of education.

They love it so much that when the day gets crazy, they’re excited to ‘play Spanish’ after bath time.  Just before bedtime.  In their PJs.

Does it work? 

YES. 

The kids continue to randomly mix in their new Spanish words with their English ones.

They get excited when they hear Spanish being spoken in public.

They’re remembering their vocabulary words, they’re playing the games successfully, and they’re happy about all of it.

That’s success to me.

Best of all, Foreign Languages for Kids is running a huge 40% off sale right now!  This Spanish program is so much fun and only takes about 5 minutes out of your day! Offer ends on Nov. 30th! Don’t forget to share with a friend!  Use code TOSbeginner to get your discount.

How do you teach foreign languages?

 

 

For the past 6 weeks, the kids and I have been studying Spanish using the Foreign Languages for Kids by Kids program.  After last year’s failed attempt to pick up some words in another language, I was quite apprehensive, but this … FLfKbK …. it’s GREAT!

In the first six weeks, I’m seeing huge strides in their language skills.  Not only are they learning the words taught in each video, but they’re picking up the complex grammar skills being taught, too.  They’re using the words they know throughout the day, sometimes spitting out simple sentences in a hodgepodge of English and Spanish.  What’s even better is that they’re starting to create their OWN sentences using the Spanish words they’ve learned!  They continue to substitute the Spanish word for the English one where they know it, but I’m now hearing those same words used in new ways, with new English phrases around it.  They’re getting super comfortable with the Spanish they know!

A few weeks ago our package of printed materials arrived.  We received flash cards, a teacher’s guide, stickers, and even an indoor basketball set!  The kids ask several times each week if we can play Spanish games with these supplies, and they’ve been making up their own, too.

I continue to be very impressed with this program.  It’s easy to use, takes very little time, is fun for kids, and makes a big impact.  If you’re looking for a Spanish program that your kids will want to use, give Foreign Languages for Kids by Kids a try – and if you make your purchase by October 18, you can use the code FUN20OFF to receive 20% off your year’s subscription. 

*I received a free subscription to this program in exchange for an honest review.  I’m happy to answer any questions that I can – feel free to leave’em in the comments – because we’re big fans!