Living Language (Spanish) for middle school

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  • April 12, 2011 at 2:22 am
    Sue
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    I read through the posts in the recent thread, “Beginning Foreign Language in High School,” and there was some good information there.  My 13yo dd wants to begin Spanish, and I found a used Living Language set (audio, student book, dictionary) that is affordable.  I was wondering if anyone has used this for middle school ages, or is it more geared toward high school?

    We do have a next door neighbor couple who speak Spanish as their native language, but they are not available to teach lessons on a regular basis.  However, she will be able to practice conversing with them fairly often, especially during the summertime.  That should be very helpful.

    Thanks,

    Sue

    April 12, 2011 at 4:57 pm
    Sue
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    AAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!! (Intense screaming with great joy.)  DANCE, DANCE, DANCE!!!!! (Intense dancing–again, with great joy, if not gracefully.)

    I’m so excited to report that I found a source for “Living Language Complete Spanish: the Basics” that is not only affordable–it’s free!  Our county library system has multiple copies of the set (cd’s, coursebook, and dictionary) in at least 3 branches that are less than a 20-minute drive from here.  Yay!  I can try it before I buy it!

    I would still be interested to hear anyone’s comments about its suitability for a 13yo.  Thanks.

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