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Stepping Stone 31. La Senda de las Apalaches. Part 1 of 2 - A Spanish Lesson for Kids Grades 1 - 8

In this Spanish lesson for kids: La Senda de las Apalaches. Part 1 of 2. Meet one kind of carpenter bird on the Appalachian Trail. Miscellaneous vocabulary. Prueba on the AT. Younger students should start Max and Max Spanish learning with Stepping Stones. Do them in order, while interspersing them with Bilingual Story Time and Mucho Poco. For older students, we recommend a repeatable viewing order of two Stepping Stones, one Cultural Insight, and one Upper El 60 (after passing Stepping Stones Lesson 70). Remember that Stepping Stones are the main language lessons. Many include other subjects, like art, science, geography, animal care and much more. Sometimes you might not be able to finish the quizzes and "Prácticas" in 10 minutes. That's quite alright. Average video length is 10 minutes. Max and Max video lessons are flexibly designed to accommodate your preferences and schedule. To learn how to create your own playlist, see https://support.google.com/youtube/an.... Lots of Americans who become fluent in Spanish start out with kids Spanish classes. Then the beautiful language grows on them, and they want to learn more. They want to know the people who speak it. Then an opportunity or adventure comes along and, lo and behold, they become proficient in Spanish! It was that way for me too. But there are also lots of Americans who want to learn some Spanish but will never speak it fluently. Either way, students of any age need personal instruction. It's the nature of language. Our Spanish lessons for kids bring the personal touch in many ways that software programs cannot replicate. Online Spanish instruction is a difficult thing to get right, especially for early elementary students. For any age, online lessons must be: Personal Interactive Challenging and Contained, meaning kids can't wander away from the lesson and go roaming around the internet. (We help this happen on YouTube by setting our videos to "made for kids." Our Spanish instruction correlates with other subject matter and includes cultures besides Hispanic ones, because we're interested in helping kids adapt to the bigger world, wherever they are. You will see all kinds of traditional and nontraditional lessons and plenty of real-world culture. You'll also see a number of really good career exploration lessons. We offer you more than 500 free online Spanish lessons for kids. All the footage is shot by me, and I have travelled thousands of miles in the USA and in other countries to get it for you and your child. Max T. Russell, Max and Max Spanish . ---------- Max and Max Spanish for Kids and World Language Standards: Can kids learn Spanish online? Online Spanish lessons can never fully replace a good teacher, because some standards require real-time interaction with another human being. Nevertheless, video instruction that is properly designed can do amazing things. Here are the main instructional concepts of our Spanish classes for children: Language and culture are intertwined. Our cultural content far exceeds what other language programs offer. We obtain authentic cultural content firsthand, from locals to highlands. Occasional exposure to other languages creates an opportunity for interest in learning those languages. Students learn about America while learning about languages and cultures of America. Students and teachers hear perspectives which represent the diverse world among and beyond us. They are encouraged to discuss them rather than to merely accept or reject. Our popular songs and tongue twisters teach pronunciation, word analysis and culture. Many lessons teach how to interpret from one language to another. Many lessons are heavy on word analysis that appeals to kids. These sessions also show how new language helps a person understand one’s first language and other languages. Lessons orient kids to the “real world,” showing how we and others have used language and cultural understanding in the work place and in social encounters. Many lessons incorporate bilingual stories that build a comfort zone for multilingualism. Many lessons relate to other curricular areas (e.g., geography, the great outdoors, preparing for the changing business world, etc.), in keeping with the “Unified Arts” experience behind our program. Career exploration is included. We stress being a smart citizen of the world, prepared for safe adventures and rewarding friendships. Good pronunciation is a priority. We cover many standards in both typical and atypical order. Our Spanish instruction is designed for intellectual and physical interaction, based on years of on-site teaching Spanish to kids and 1500 live, two-way television broadcasts of Spanish classes for children K-6. We strongly emphasize practical vocabulary sets. Many of our lessons are made in response to specific requests.