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Homeschool Resources: Music and Foreign Languages
Good morning, welcome to our series sharing Homeschool Resources: Music and Foreign Languages. Charlie has been asking to lean how to speak Spanish and this week we will be checking out Surface Languages and Home School Piano to see if I can get Charlie interested in playing a instrument and off his Game System and the Tablet he has glued to his hand. Which is driving me batty. HomeSchoolPiano HomeSchoolPiano has been designed to teach even absolute beginners how to play the piano by developing the ear, reading, improvisation, and composition skills of your student. Surface Languages Grades 5-12, approximately, with parental supervisionHello. Hola (Spanish). Salut (French). Szia (Hungarian). Ahlan…
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Homeschool Resources: Foreign Languages
Good morning, as your preparing your students Lesson Plans/ Unit Studies I wanted to bring you Homeschool Resources: Foreign Languages. Also if your looking for Geography Resources check out Live Lingua: Free Peace Corps Language Courses. Rosetta Stone Homeschool Designed with your child’s success in mind, Rosetta Stone Homeschool is an effective way to bring a foreign language curriculum home, providing long-term retention and a critical lifelong skill in today’s world. Live Lingua: Free Peace Corps Language Courses Grades 6-12, with parental supervision This page at the commercial website, Live Lingua, serves as a repository for the language materials from the U.S. Peace Corps. Visitors will find over 100 different…
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Homeschool Resources: Foreign Languages
It’s Saturday, October 24, 2020, and time for our Homeschool Resources: Foreign Languages. I would like to ask you to check out the Recommended Website: Braille Bug Braille Bug Age Range: 8-12 (Grades 3-6, with parental supervision) This website from the American Printing House for the Blind was designed to teach sighted children about braille. With the aid of this site children will not only gain an understanding of the history and importance of braille as a language for the blind, but will also learn braille numbers and letters. When arriving at this colorful site, students can select from the following: What is Braille? – Learn the ins and outs of reading and writing…
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