Why should you bother your child with Spanish? Well, because you want him/her to communicate effectively with a vast majority of people living in the US. You also want your child to be understanding of the differences in cultures and traditions between the two nations. With such understanding, your child is destined to make great societal contributions soon. Go ahead and secure a copy today.

Accessible introduction to Spanish language and Mexican culture Learning Spanish is just a few pictures away in this lovingly illustrated picture book language primer! Focusing on the Spanish language as it is spoken in Mexico, this informative picture book is an ideal way to learn. Pairing words and whimsical pictures, aspiring Spanish speakers are treated to a breezy yet informative experience. Let's Learn Spanish is a go-to ebook for the world traveler and language learner. • Fantastic primer for Spanish language learners young and old! • Perfect for anyone traveling to Mexico or South America. • Aurora Cacciapuoti is an author and illustrator of more than a dozen children's books. This informative Spanish language primer will appeal to readers of Little Concepts: ABC Spanish, First Words – Spanish, and My Big Book of Spanish Words. • For kids ages 4 to 8 • Learn Spanish for kids, preschool, kindergarten • Perfect travel companion

Let’s learn Spanish the easy way! This book is meant for kids undergoing Spanish lessons and seem to be having a hard time doing so. No pressure involved here, just pure fun and easy ways to learn new language. We make sure that your children get the best out of these sessions. Grab your copy now!

This is a children's sound board book, containing 6 children's songs sung in Spanish. All content in the book is original, including the illustrations, texts (in Spanish and English), translations and all 6 originally-produced songs.

IN ENGLISH"One, Two, Three Friends" is a traditional children's song in the Dominican Republic, used in the basic levels of primary education for its effective result in memorizing numbers giving the kids the ability to count from one to ten and backward from ten to one. This song is played using the ten fingers of the hand counting the number of fingers that the song indicates, raising them when the numbers go in the order of one to ten, and closing them when they go in reverse. This song is found on page 38 of the book "Doña Semana--Canciones Infantiles Tradicionales Educativas", the volume one of the collections "Canciones Infantiles Tradicionales Dominicanas" (Traditional Dominican Children's Songs) by Maria Aduke Alabi (Find it on Amazon). Scan the QR code and sing along while listening to the music.EN ESPANOL "Uno, Dos, Tres Amigos" es una canción infantil tradicional en la Republica Dominicana, utilizada en los niveles básicos de educación primaria por su efectivo resultado en la memorización de los números dándoles la habilidad de contar del uno al diez y hacia atrás del diez al uno. Esta canción se juega usando los diez dedos de la mano contando la cantidad de dedos que va indicando la canción, levantándolos cuando los números van en el orden del uno al diez y cerrándolos cuando van en reversa. Esta canción se encuentra en la página 38 del libro "Doña Semana--Canciones Infantiles Tradicionales Educativas", tomo uno de la colección "Canciones Infantiles Tradicionales Dominicanas" de Maria Aduke Alabi (Encuéntralo en Amazon).Escanea el QR código y canta la canción mientras escuchas la música.

A little girl guides the reader through each step of a posada, a Hispanic holiday tradition celebrated on the nine nights before Christmas.

Spanish is such a beautiful and sweet language that it earned its right to be learned by many, especially children. Relatively easier to learn than German and French, the Spanish language is truly a lovely track to master. Your kids will surely have a great time reading and speaking it. Get a copy here.