Elementary Spanish

In the sequel to ¡Buenos Dias, Carlitos!, Melody Holmes takes you and your child on another adventure into the world of Spanish in ¡Buenas Tardes, Carlitos! Join Carlitos as he teaches simple Spanish vocabulary words for household chores and the names of animals while getting ready for the arrival of special company. Contains sidebar picture vocabularies and full Spanish-to-English translations at the end of the story.

In ¡Buenos Dias, Carlitos!, Melody Holmes takes you and your child on an adventure into the world of Spanish. Join Carlitos, the rabbit, as he introduces Spanish vocabulary for weather and clothing while getting Mr. Scarecrow ready to face the wind, rain, and cold.

Begin learning Spanish the fun way as you and your child read Anna Turner and Beth Kitching’s entertaining story of El Pato Paco. Unsuspecting of the surprise that awaits him, Paco embarks on a search for all of his missing animal friends and polishes his Spanish along the way. Your child will enjoy practicing newly learned vocabulary words with the printed music for two Spanish songs and several color-your-own pictures of Paco and his friends.

Pasaporte al Español Kit A and Kit B introduce children to the Spanish language. All worktext steps are included, as well as, the Teacher’s Edition, Teaching Charts, audio CDs, Read-Aloud Books, and an iguana hand puppet, Nacho, and his passport.

Enhance your elementary child’s education and prepare him or her for future careers and ministries by teaching Spanish. BJU Press’s elementary Spanish educational materials, Pasaporte al Español, contains 6 progressive teaching steps. Each step contains approximately 64 lessons. Kit A contains Steps 1–3 of the program. The kit contains everything you need to successfully teach Spanish to elementary students.

This worktext offers Spanish practice for current and previous lessons, featuring flashcards, word repetition exercises, Bible verses, and a sheet of stickers, along with a certificate of completion.

Note: Step 2 is for students who have an introductory knowledge of Spanish. Activities include Jump Up and Go! Label each picture with a Spanish verb. Each worktext page activity is designed as practice of the material presented in the previous lesson and reviewed in the current lesson.

Note: Step 3 is for students who have a foundational knowledge of Spanish. Activities include Touch and Glow: Toca las pegatinas. Toca el pegamento.

Pasaporte al español Kit B builds on the Pasaporte al español Kit A foundation (or its equivalent) and is primarily designed for grades 4–6. Not just a book or a bunch of books in a box, the Kit is more like a real toolbox, chock full of some really useful stuff. These tools can be used to meet the national standards set by the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages—what are known as the five Cs of language learning.

This worktext offers practice for Spanish lessons, featuring flashcards, dictation exercises, and Bible verses and truths. Students will read sentences, spell words, participate in Q&As, and collaborate on a group composition based on a picture.

This worktext offers practice for Spanish lessons with flashcards, dictation exercises, Bible verses, conversations, stories, and paragraph writing, all with the help of Capi the capybara for added fun.

This worktext makes learning Spanish fun for students using flashcards, dictation exercises, and Bible verses. Students will read stories, converse on common topics, and improve spelling through dictation.