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What are some good childrens cds/dvds for spanish rhymes or songs? I would like something for older children not babies. Something for elemertary shool age children. Any sugeestions with links would be appreciated. It can be all in spanish. Someting like toungue twisters or anything that helps with pronunciations. Books or tapes are okay too. I want it to be something that helps with spanish language skills and not something american translated into spanish. Word play is good too. Anything verbal is good. ... (Asked by adobeprincess)
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Yaheeda.com has one good CD (most of them are in french) I think it's called somos amigos. It ways 3-8, but I don't let my middle schoolers see the case, and they enjoy the songs. Sing, Laugh, dance and eat Tacos is an oldie, but goodie Try teachersdiscovery.com, or google Applause Learning or Carlex. Both of those are sources for Spanish language teachers, and you should be able to find a large assortment....(Answered by frauholzer)

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Where can I get good, free advice on Bible study for a real rookie? Preferably over the Net? Tapes from a public library is my 2nd choice. ... (Asked by marathon777)
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check out focus on the family- they usually have lots of info on stuff!...(Answered by angelcdm228)

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i'm tryin' to learn italian at home, by books and tapes, do you think it's work?? can you advise me?? ... (Asked by the twist)
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I use Rosetta Stone. You use it on your computer. It is fantastic...look it up online!...(Answered by Misscheerios2)

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i need to brush up on my spanish what would be the easiest way to accomplish this??? need tapes or computer class what is available? ... (Asked by THERESE L)
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Rosetta Stone is supposed to be an excellent CD-Rom/audio course, but is kinda of expensive and you have to get it from their website. Instant Imersion is a cheaper version, based on the same course type. You can get it at best buy and other type stores...(Answered by signs4_him)

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looking for a company's who wants to buy used books and video tapes because I have plenty of them? ... (Asked by Dina M)
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You could try selling them on e-bay if any of them are ones other people would particularly want. Used book stores will give you a little for them, but not much. Some used book stores will give you coupons for them that can be spent only at their store. Check in your area for flea market people and they might give you a lump sum for all of them. There really isn't a very lucrative market for used books and videos unless they are very collectible ones. Used book stores can sell them for only ...(Answered by )

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Why don't parents teach there children a second languuage when there young? Cause they then have to struggle with it in high school and college. I don't even remember learning to talk english and of course I know it fluently and am a very articulate individual. If I was taking english as a forgeing language I'd get an A. Why ad the stress of having to study when you could be focusing on maths ect. Why do parents make this choice? All they would need is an aupair you wouldn't even have to pay them very much it would be a live in job and theres tapes you can get you could ... (Asked by Ashton G)
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Some parents don't realize how beneficial it is to have knowledge in multiple languages....(Answered by curious cat)

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Good teaching materials for bilingual baby? My daughter is 9mths. My goal is to teach her both english and spanish. I know she will have to speak spanish by the time she grows up. Any good books, tapes, movies, etc to help me with this? I can not speak spanish myself but willing to learn along with her. Right now we watch Dora, Handy Manny, etc and have a Baby Einstien DVD she watches in both languages. to answer your ?? Mike - have you ever called the bank, the US government, etc? The first thing they say is 'Push 1 ... (Asked by Scorpio)
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You're on the right track. Since she is just a baby now you want to keep it as simple as Dora. Since you want to teach it to her and are willing to learn it yourself, learn ahead of her. Get the tapes and things and learn it yourself.( try www.Rossettastone.com) to know if she's actually learning, try having Spanish day's when you know the language better. try to just use Spanish the whole day and see if she gets it or has no idea what you're saying. (a lot of people use this technique, and it is recommended to ...(Answered by Cora V)

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As an home-school family how many of you identify with the families showcased on the recent Dr. Phil episode? I am waiting to see a tape of this show. But I have heard that it was highly unbalanced and prejudiced against home-schools. Please describe the reality of your home-school. The spectrum is very broad -- not one family's education system will be an identical match of another. And that is the beauty of having individual freedom. The freedom to learn and to teach our children according to our own chosen method is a wonderful thing. As far as I can tell Dr. Phil is not an expert on home-education. Nor is he an expert within the public or ... (Asked by Barb)
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I did not see the particular episode you're referring to... BUT I do have a thought to share on the subject. I've met quite a few children who were home schooled who have NO social skills whatsoever. (in other words, they are quite shy around others, and are in capable of interacting on the same level as someone who attends a structured school.) Also, unless the parents who are home schooling children are qualified to teach children, I have a VERY difficult time agreeing that these children are receiving the best education possible. Also, just to correct your ...(Answered by Cyn)

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