A Charlotte Mason Inspired Spanish Curriculum- BEAUTIFUL MUNDO

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Which Volume to begin first?
Families can begin with either Volume One or Volume Two depending on which they feel will be the best fit for their family. They don't need to complete one before the other. I think the best way to decide where to start is by looking at the booklists on the website and briefly exploring the music playlists on Spotify (which are free to access). Volume One has a younger overall theme than Volume Two. The music and books in Volume Two really can be enjoyed by elementary age children and beyond. Emma recommends Volume Two for families with older learners or families with more experience/ exposure to the Spanish language. Both volumes can be adapted for almost any age, Volume Two is especially flexible. While Volume One has weekly themed vocabulary/ suggested sentences, Volume Two features a verb spotlight (highlighting a specific verb every week) and invitation to read (something to write/post in your home each week) to help create a more Spanish- print rich environment.
Book Spines that I've Used with Volume One:
Diez Deditos and other Play Rhymes: amzn.to/3trXx6d
De Colores and other Latin American folksongs; amzn.to/3HbDfn1
Todo es canción: amzn.to/3aTlMni
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