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Homeschool Resource: Foreign Languages
It’s Saturday, and time for our Homeschool Resource: Foreign Languages. I would like to ask you to check out the Recommended Website: Duolingo If you have used this resource leave me a comment and let me know what you think of this and why. Duolingo Age Range: 10-Adult (Grades 5-adult; children with parental supervision) This free website for language learning uses fun interactive technology to learn and practice a foreign language. When arriving at the link, select the language you would like to learn. Available languages include: Spanish French German Italian Korean and so many more! After selecting your language, you are able to choose to begin with “Basics” or take a short placement test if you are…
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Homeschool Resources: Foreign Languages
It’s Saturday, and time for our Homeschool Resource for Foreign Languages. I would like to ask you to check out these websites. if you have used them in your classes let me know what you thought of the resources and why. Recommended Website: FSI Language Courses Age Range: 14 and up (Grades 9 and up; children with parental supervision) Developed by the Foreign Service Institute, this website offers a large selection of public domain foreign language courses. Each course provides a downloadable PDF student text and MP3 audio files that may be downloaded or listened to online. Some languages also include a workbook and an instructor’s manual. Languages to choose from include: Arabic Bulgarian Finnish…
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Foreign Languages
It’s Saturday, August 22, 2020, and time for Foreign Languages. I would like to ask you to check out this Recommended Website: Learn Esperanto! Recommended Website: Learn Esperanto! Age Range: 7 and up (Grades 2 and up; children with parental supervision) This website offers a free, fun introduction to Esperanto – a language that was developed to help worldwide communication. It is not spoken by any particular country or ethnic group; however, it has similarities to Latin, Germanic and Slavic words. Esperanto was deliberately designed to be simple for everyone to learn. It is highly phonetic, making it easy to read, pronounce, and spell. It was introduced at the end of the 19th century to promote…
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