Brighter Child Grade 1 Spanish Workbook: Fun and Engaging Exercises for Young Learners

Courtney: This workbook is good for practice. I would not use it in place of an actual teacher or tutor if your goal is to teach your children Spanish.

United States on Sep 25, 2023

HeidiMarieButenschoen: I am learning french and spanish at the same time. This workbook is well made and super easy to learn spanish.

United States on Dec 10, 2022

Amazon Customer: Parfait pour un enfant de 4 5 ans . Il est anglais espagnol . Donc elle aprend les deux langue en meme temps . Et maman aussi !

Canada on May 25, 2021

Karolina S: I purchased this for myself (24 year old) to start to refresh on my spanish. I took spanish for many years in high school and college, and wanted to get back into it recently. I really want to become fluent, and decided to start off with this book. It is very basic, and gives you good fundamentals to build off of.
There is a ton of repetition exercises to help with memorizing and becoming familiar with words. Will definitely be buying the higher levels as I move along.
Fun illustrations, nice and big letters.

United States on Feb 12, 2021

anubis ochea: great book for kids

India on Feb 03, 2021

Ava: Ma fille vas l'aimer se livre d'exercice. Tout est bien préçie. Cahier neuve non utiliser alors ma fille pourra sens servire

Canada on Jan 22, 2021

Nicole: I got this same book in Level 3 for my daughter because she is a 3rd Grader, but this is actually her first year of Spanish. This level 1 was much more on par with her level of ability, so we will be saving the other book for the future.

United States on Jun 11, 2020

claudia83: Its a well made book, but definitely NOT first grade material. This is basic PK/Kinder work. The alphabet is missing some important phonetics that most kids learn; Ch (like in Cheese), Ll (eh-ye), and the double R (rolling R's). My daughter is in a dual immersion program and about 60% of this book she learned in Preschool. Its still a fun little review book with cute pictures but definitely NOT first grade material. In kindergarten they are already writing simple sentences and math up to number 20 but can count to at least 50 with a majority up to 100 in Spanish. Also, they use the word Madre for Mother, but in most Spanish homes, children will say "mama" - I think this might be more of a literal translation book than conversational too. It's a cute beginner book though.

United States on Apr 22, 2020

Deric: I bought it for my step-daughter that lives in Dominican Republic. I will see her soon.

Canada on Oct 24, 2019

Dennis: Good to teach myself and my daughter the basics of spanish

Canada on Jul 30, 2018