Includes:
- Lesson Plans book
- 5 videos
- 3 music CDs
- Matching Cards game
Enrich your Spanish instruction with the award-winning, multi-media Educator’s Collection from Whistlefritz. The Educator’s Collection provides a rich and diverse set of tools for Pre-K and early elementary Spanish teachers. Developed by creative and experienced educators, Spanish Lesson Plans for Kids is a scaffolded curriculum of 40 reproducible lessons that engage children in a diverse array of interactive, age-appropriate activities. Spanish for Kids Videos teach vocabulary through an appealing blend of live action and animation ideal for visual learners. Spanish for Kids CDs get children on their feet singing and dancing to an irresistible mix of Latin songs and rhythms. The Matching Cards are a playful introduction to action words. Packed with fun, laughter, and music, the Educator’s Collection is a treasure trove of teaching activities and materials for the Spanish classroom!
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Product Reviews
“[T]he package is perfect for a homeschooling family.”
Ann Simpson, Homeschool.com
“I highly recommend this program for anyone looking to teach children Spanish, either as a homeschool language learning curriculum or as after school enrichment or in a traditional classroom setting. This is by far the best language learning program I have seen for elementary school aged children!”
Mama Smiles
“I am in LOVE with this product!”
Meghan Stalford, Home Education Magazine
“…the Whistlefritz Spanish curriculum is a wonderful way to get kids started on the pathway to learning Spanish…”
Renae at More Than Mommy, www.mtmommy.com, October 13, 2013
“…the most effective way for children to engage with Spanish…”
Jennifer Brunk, Spanish Playground, October 2013
“…perfect for parents, grandparents, and caregivers…”
Monica Olivera, @LatinMami, NBCLatino.com, August 21, 2013
“…indispensable for providing children and students with educational activities to further their knowledge and understanding of Spanish…”
Spanglishbaby.com, July 16, 2013