Kindergarten Spanish: A Quick and Easy Spanish Course for 5 Year Olds with Games, Music and Activities

By: Ramon Santos

Narrated by: Lautaro Joel Machao Sosa

Length: 6 hrs and 55 mins

Publisher's summary

A course in Spanish for young learners to understand basic Spanish and improve their pronunciation through games and exercises. The audiobook features a lot of Spanish songs to help improve pronunciation and as a fun way to learn new words, together with games and vocabulary exercises, covering vocabulary that you can easily put to use. The course includes 10 learning modules of about 10 minutes each, and then four larger review modules that let you practice all the material and songs in the course. If you have a child aged four to six and are interested in them learning Spanish with good pronunciation, then this course is a great way for them to get started, with a particular focus on offering appropriate content for young language learners.

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helping pre kindergarten

very helpful for me to learn Spanish to help my pre kindergarten Spanish speaking students. I think it is Spain Spanish not Latin America. i wish there was a pdf to help me with the songs.

Fast Paced and Jumpy, but Based on the Science of Learning a Language

My just turned 4 year old is very into learning, and language, so I purchased this for us to use while riding in the car. Although she LOVES it, I found it very fast paced, and it jumps from new concept to new concept in moments. My background with high school Spanish allows me to support her by pausing it and saying the words slowly so she can hear the sounds or the individual words in phrases, but without that, we’d both be lost. There are also places in the recording where it feels like to glitches and the pauses are too long, or it accidentally repeats parts (not related to practice). It feels like a production error.

I was going to try to return it since we’re only probably 10 minutes in (we’ve listened to the first few minutes a few times), but I can’t find the option on my app, so I’m hoping it’ll get better as it goes. I’ve also found some podcasts that we might try first.

On a more positive note (hence three stars, not one), it uses phrases to describe something to get your brain thinking about a concept and then gives you the Spanish word for it, followed by the English word, which is more natural to learning a language than just vocab back and forth. Plus it has authentic language speakers for the Spanish speaking parts and songs. My daughter loves the songs, but I wish I had. PDF that typed them out so we could sing them more slowly and Google more of the meaning.