I really like the way this is set up so that the English and Spanish are both there but not at the same time which makes learning natural and a lot easier. If the child wants to hear the word in English he can press the button on the screen that says English and the written word and audio will come up.
Each word is pronounced in Spanish twice, each time by a different voice, which I think is a nice touch. My 4 year old is even learning how to spend his rewards wisely which is an added bonus.Įach lesson is introduced by an animation featuring a little boy who motivates children to learn and earn their pesos. Children complete lessons in order to earn rewards (in this case pesos) that they can later spend on a fun game consisting of dressing up a donkey. This is one of the best early learning apps that I have found and I am just amazed at how much time my children 6 and 4 spend on it and how much they are learning. It also includes a Spanish Alphabet where children can click on each letter and hear the sound and an animated song: “La Cucaracha”. It packs more then 300 pages of audio-visual activities on topics or lessons that include colors, animals, family, weather, telling time and body parts. This is a fun and colorful app that really engages kids, making learning Spanish seem like child’s play. InstaSpanish Kids – $0.99 (introductory price) My 4 year old playing InstaSpanish on our Kindle Fire. Most apps for Android are compatible with the Kindle Fire and already there are a few bilingual and Spanish apps available and the best thing is that new ones are popping up every day. The Kindle Fire is a great tool for helping children learn Spanish interactively.
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