Fun Spanish (School Edition): Language Lessons for Kids Reviews

Very Engaging

Mmarker

Loved this app! Especially the Bubble Pop and Spelling game. Really makes the students think. One nice addition to any game would be to have the option of tracking several students.

Fun way to learn a new language

ssbones

This was a great app to use to learn Spanish. I liked all the activities to learn the names in Spanish. I wish there was a way to track several people on it at once.

This is such a sweet little app for young children to learn basic Spanish words. There are so many brief, colorful, fun activities to keep the students busy! The students do have to learn the words for certain activities, or they will be too difficult. This one is good for hours of fun and learning!

Fun for the kids

KrisRit

My kids really enjoy this app. They speak the words and laugh. Some of the games are tough to figure out the first time, I wish it included game demos.

Fun and educational

Techteach7

Great way for students to practice their Spanish skills! Several topics to choose from with great games and activities.

fun!

Mommie4sillysis

It is very enjoyable at the same time you are learning. It is full different of learning games which the kids just think of as fun video games, though I can realize how much they have been learning by our conversations at dinner. They actually were starting to speak Spanish! They began to point out things at the store in Spanish. It really teaches them a lot, and they enjoy it too.

Best Spanish app for kids Hands Down!

Tiggerkm20

I've been meaning to review this app for a while. This really is the best kids app for learning Spanish. My daughter has been using this app for about 2 years now. She is now ten. This is one of the reasons she loves learning Spanish! This app is fully immersive. It does not speak in English at all. Yet, the child can easily figure out what to do for each game. When it spells words, it even spells in Spanish using the Spanish letter names (not the English letter names). This is how learning to speak a foreign language should be taught. It features pictures/ cartoon illustrations for the words, never showing the word in English. This is wonderful bc the child now associates the picture with the Spanish word, rather than the English word. We learn in our native language with picture and natural objects, we should learn a 2nd language the same way. My daughter knows far more Spanish than the average middle schooler who is in a formal language program at school due to playing this game! The only thing I would complain about is that it only teaches numbers up through 10. My daughter and I would love to see it teach up through 100!