What's the best program for teaching my small children Latin American Spanish?
I bought the Muzzy Spanish learning set and was VERY dissapointed. My kids liked watching it, but I didn't like the story line at all!! Has anyone else watched it and thought the same thing? I don't want my 3 and 4 yo to learn how to say "I hate him!" or "I hate work!" in Spanish. I don't even want them to learn to say that in English! And what's with the whole thing with Corvax kidnaping Silvia"s baby to raise her up to mary him? Anyone else find that disturbing? The only part I did like was the vocabulary builder. That was pretty cool!
My kids didn't like the games on the cd-rom at all, and they usually love playing computer games.
Is there anyone out there who has used something they loved and would pass it on? I would like it to be Latin American if possible. Thanks so much!!!!
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Get your children into a play group with Spanish speaking children. Children learn a second language easiest when there is a purpose for them to do it – a play group can be part of that purpose. Children will learn best in real life situations with real life purpose.
I’ve included a couple of links that look promising. Have fun!
Many preschools, daycares, or community centers offer Spanish classes for young children. You should see if there are some in your area. I think that children need help from real people, who can teach them how to do thing right when they mispronounce things, or answer questions. Also, you could try hiring a Spanish-speaking nanny or even just a high school student to come teach your children the basics.