Rock 'N Learn:Spanish [VHS]
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	Brand	Rock `N Learn
	Type	VHS Tape
	Audience Rating	G (General Audience)
	Release Date	2001-12-11
	Actor	Rock 'N Learn;
	Director	Richard Caudle;
	Length	55 minutes
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Description
Rock 'N Study Spanish VHS will have you speaking Spanish in no time! Useful vocabulary words and conversational phrases are fun to study and simple to remember together with this musical approach. Energetic performers entertain and motivate learners of all ages. Delayed answers do it simple to check your progress. You'll even study important survival phrases. (This program may in addition be used to help educate Spanish-speaking persons to study English.) Look at all we've integrated together with Rock 'N Study Spanish Video Volumes I & II are combined on one VHS The Greeting Song Let's Count up Practice Utilizing Numbers The Colors Practice Utilizing Colors What Am I? Parts of the Body Parts of the Body Practice Time to Eat Meal Time Practice Time for School Practice Phrases Used at School The Spanish Alphabet Where Are You From? My Family Practice Together with Family Words Counting Up to One Hundred Practice Together with Number Words The Calendar Practice Together with Calendar Words The Seasons What Do You Like To Do? What Time Is It? Question Words Finding Your Way All-around
Customer Reviews
Rock 'n learn rocks!   2009-06-21
By Laura Wolf (Colorado)
This is the best video I have found to help my children learn Spanish. The songs are catchy and the graphics keep their attention. No other videos we have tried compare to this one. There is a lot of content, from basic words to advanced phrases. This is definitely our favorite, and I highly recommend it especially if you are just starting out.
Good   2003-02-08
When I watched this video with my two-year-old daughter I intially thought the video was cheesy and silly. However, my daughter loves it. She dances and sings to the music and asks to watch it almost everyday. The bright colors, dancing, and catchy songs keep her attention while teaching basics such as numbers, letters, seasons, body parts, etc. I would definitely recommend this tape for children six and younger.
You may want to pass on this one...   2002-08-11
By K. McKinney (Old Town, FL United States)
If you're over 18 or if you're buying it for smaller children (say, under 8.) The graphics are really cheesy--think 1970's disco--and the music sounds like every synthesized excercise class you've ever seen on TV. There's very little "Rock" in this video. However, the "Learn" is there, if you can get past the cheddar. The vocabulary is good...basics from numbers to "pass the carrots" and "please be quiet" is covered. This would be a good introduction or review for middle school or high school students. The video is not really geared for younger children and can become boring. My 3 year old will watch it for a while--especially the number portion...but then she (and I) get bored and attention wanders. The graphics are repetitive and the music can be soporific.
Great for Pre-K thru beginning Adult   2002-06-05
Our 4 yr girl and 5 yr son love this video, and so do I. Even our 18 month will watch it. Good visuals, fun music, lively scripting. Starts at a very easy level and builds progressively. I speak Spanish for business and have enjoyed watching this with my kids. Its been a useful tool for developing their interest in learning another language.
Good   2002-05-13
I have this video and my children age 2 and 6 both watch it. I find that it starts out pretty simple with teaching names of body parts, colors and numbers and then gets harder by teaching whole sentences. Everything that is said in English is repeated in Spanish. Ex: If they say, "Let me teach you a trick", they will repeat Déjame enseñarte un truco. I find the latter part of the video helpful only if you already know some Spanish. It is good to have on hand and I find that it keeps the kids' attention with all the dancing and music.