Ms Lily's Spanish Sing-Along

Dr Fedora Gonzalez
It keeps the children fascinated and they participate cheerfully.. I am very happy with the CD and highly recommend it.

Product Description
Bilingual childrens Spanish Sing-Along. The Greeting Song: This song introduces Spanish phrases to get acquainted with someone. One will learn how to say, "Hello my friend", "How are you?", "I am fine.", "My phone number is....", and "My address is...", "What time is it?", "Good morning," and much more in Spanish.

The Alphabet Song (Level 1 and 2): The level 1 Spanish Alphabet Song teaches the Spanish alphabet by having the students echo back the letter heard. The level 2 Spanish Alphabet Song gets into the phonetic sounds made by the Spanish letters.

The Counting Song (Level 1 and 2): The level 1 Counting Song teaches children to count in Spanish from 1-10, from 10-1, and from 1-20. The level 2 Counting Song teaches children how to count from 1-20, from 10-100(counting by 10's), and from 100-1000 (counting by 100's).

The Color Song: This song introduces eleven different colors and associates an object to that particular color. The song constructs a complete sentence in Spanish using the color and the object and teaches the student how to spell that color in Spanish.

The Body Parts Song: This song introduces twenty body parts. It also introduces action verbs associated with the movement of a particular body part. It is a very good song to get some energy out!

The Calendar Song: This song teaches students the days of the week and the months of the year.

The Clock Song: This song teaches students how to tell time in Spanish to the minutes (counting by five) and to the hours.

The Zoo Song: This song teaches students twelve different animals and the characteristics of those animals which makes them unique (example: horns, stripes, spots, beak, trunk and more). The song constructs a complete sentence in Spanish describing each animal introduced.

Ms Lily's Spanish Sing-Along

Ms Lily's Spanish Sing-Along,Lilia & Mallory Mareski

Average customer rating: You will positively LOVE this CD! Don't buy this CD The BEST Spanish cd for kids!

Ms Lily's Spanish Sing-Along ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | International | Styles | Music General | International | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Ms Lilys Spanish Sing-Along II Children's Nursery Rhyme Songs in Spanish/Canciones Infantiles Para Ninos en Espanol ASIN: B00008GKEQ Release Date: 2001-12-23

Tracks:

1. Greetings ... Saludos
2. Alphabet ... Alfabeto I
3. Counting ... Vamos a Contar I
4. Colors ... Colores
5. Head to Toe (The Body Song)
6. Calendar ... Calendario
7. Alphabet ... Alfabeto II
8. Counting ... Vamos a Contar II
9. The Rhythm of the Clock ... El Ritmo del Reloj
10. Zoo ... Zoologico

Album Description

Bilingual childrens Spanish Sing-Along. The Greeting Song: This song introduces Spanish phrases to get acquainted with someone. One will learn how to say, "Hello my friend", "How are you?", "I am fine.", "My phone number is....", and "My address is...", "What time is it?", "Good morning," and much more in Spanish.

The Alphabet Song (Level 1 and 2): The level 1 Spanish Alphabet Song teaches the Spanish alphabet by having the students echo back the letter heard. The level 2 Spanish Alphabet Song gets into the phonetic sounds made by the Spanish letters.

The Counting Song (Level 1 and 2): The level 1 Counting Song teaches children to count in Spanish from 1-10, from 10-1, and from 1-20. The level 2 Counting Song teaches children how to count from 1-20, from 10-100(counting by 10's), and from 100-1000 (counting by 100's).

The Color Song: This song introduces eleven different colors and associates an object to that particular color. The song constructs a complete sentence in Spanish using the color and the object and teaches the student how to spell that color in Spanish.

The Body Parts Song: This song introduces twenty body parts. It also introduces action verbs associated with the movement of a particular body part. It is a very good song to get some energy out!

The Calendar Song: This song teaches students the days of the week and the months of the year.

The Clock Song: This song teaches students how to tell time in Spanish to the minutes (counting by five) and to the hours.

The Zoo Song: This song teaches students twelve different animals and the characteristics of those animals which makes them unique (example: horns, stripes, spots, beak, trunk and more). The song constructs a complete sentence in Spanish describing each animal introduced.

Customer Reviews:

You will positively LOVE this CD!.......2005-10-20

There are various sites on the web that allow you to listen to portions of the CD. I actually LEARNED the spanish alphabet from listening to a sample of the song on the internet. I found myself coming back to it until I had to buy it! Now I've found it's very easy to teach the phrases and vocabualry to a small child even without prior knowledge of spanish. (I certainly don't have any).
I love the way her daughter repeats after her. It really helps you remember. It is an absolutley delightful CD. I'm certain you will not be disappointed in your purchase. I bought a lot of stuff out there in my quest to teach foreign language and have been sorely disappointed most of the time. (My husband just chuckles now. It's become a joke.) But not with this CD. My kids and I love it and we play it all the time.

Don't buy this CD.......2005-04-20

I would not recommend this CD to anyone. The songs are boring and it seems very "homemade"- not professionally done at all. I teach Spanish to preschoolers and this CD never even made it into the classroom. The kids love the Sesame Street Fiesta Songs and the Doble De Amigos CDs that I bought. This cannot compare to the catchy tunes and funny lyrics on those CDs.

The BEST Spanish cd for kids!.......2003-04-09

This CD is so excellent! I have already recommended it to all of my friends who want to introduce Spanish to their kids. Some Spanish song cd's say a whole verse in Spanish, then repeat it in English, so it is really hard to learn what words mean what... but these songs say just a few words in Spanish, then repeat them in English, all while being part of the really catchy, not-dorky, songs. It is so easy to learn the Spanish words this way and what they mean. Also, all of the words to the songs are included. The songs cover so many great basic topics too; alphabet letters, and later the sounds that each letter makes, counting: first 1-10, then to 20, then by tens, and by hundreds, telling time, colors, common greetings, zoo animals, etc. Once these songs are in your head, you won't be able to stop singing them...and I mean this in a good way - they are that catchy and fun! She will be putting another cd out soon, and I will definitely buy it. I have not found anything else even close to this great for introducing Spanish to my kids. Highly Recommended!

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