The Fun Spanish -

[one l michele]

What ages is this best used for? Could it be used with children who have only had very basic exposure to Spanish vocabulary?

Do you enjoy it? How often do you use it? How old are your dc's using it?

[Sophia]

I think it's perfect for her age-any older and I think the coloring aspect would get a little old.
She does this four days a week, but I review the vocabulary with her just about every day.
Her exposure to Spanish prior to this consisted of me trying a new curriculum every fall, and giving up a month later.
Fun Spanish is easy, very user friendly, and for that reason we have been consistent with it.

[one l michele]

Sounds like, me we've used many different things for Spanish and all have been flops. I'm looking for 3rd and 1st next year. Mind if I ask what you are trying after "The Fun Spanish"?

[Sophia]

are using Galore Park's So You Really Want to Learn Spanish, but I think that may be too old for her.
She'll be ready for something else this summer-maybe since we're on a roll something on the shelf may work, y'know?
I have kept the Learnables, Spanish For Children, Sophie Speaks Spanish, flashcards and La Clase Divertida.

Wow, kind of embarrassing how many Spanish programs I own:o

[Sue G in PA]

It's a nice "break" from her core subjects. She loves the coloring and it really "cements" the vocab. While I don't intend for this to be her only program (we will start using Learnables soon and she also takes a Spanish class in co-op), it is certainly a "fun" exposure/intro to Spanish. I plan to use it with ds8 and 9 next year as well.

[Lovedtodeath]

Where can I get this?

[Kimber]

Here (http://www.lulu.com/content/643100). And I'm writing level 2 now. My kids need it for the fall.