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Spanish for Kids       Spanish Materials Grades K-6

Used by: Spanish students, teachers, tutors, and parents
Used in: in-curriculum, extracurricular, and home-school classes

Unique benefits:

Designed for K-6:
During these optimal language learning years, Language Quest presents the target language authentically so children see themselves as the actual actors in realistic culturally-based situations.

20 years of classroom development:
Evolving out of direct experience teaching language in contexts that make sense to children and with ample feedback from teachers and parents, our books aim to seriously upgrade the caliber of materials available to K-6 Spanish teachers.

Oral skills first and foremost:
Not only do children excel at acquiring these skills, these skills engage and motivate them to use language with a purpose, saying what they want to say to get what they want to get.

 

Designed for K-6:
During these optimal language learning years, Language Quest presents the target language authentically so children see themselves as the actual actors in realistic culturally-based situations.

Unique Benefits

•  Combine multiple levels
•  Combine multiple age-groups
•  Add new students easily
•  Encourage sibling practice at home
•  Listen: weekly lessons on CD
•  Look: weekly lessons on flash cards
•  Look: teacher posters/game book
 

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Designed for K-6:
During these optimal language learning years, Language Quest presents the target language authentically so children see themselves as the actual actors in realistic culturally-based situations.

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