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Hey there!
We’ve all heard that it’s best to learn a foreign language at an early age.
In fact, did you know that learning a foreign language before the age of 7 contributes significantly towards educational and cognitive development?
Yep that’s right, kids who learn a foreign language score higher on standardized tests, have greater memory / creativity and problem making skills - and so much more!
While we know that foreign languages are good for our kids, many parents never introduce one because we simply feel overwhelmed at our lack of knowledge + ability, thinking we don’t have what it takes to give our kids this gift!
But I'm here to tell you today that you don’t need to spend thousands of dollars to hire a private tutor or bilingual nanny, or waste hours even searching endlessly online for tutorials for kids.
The best teacher is YOU, their Mama!
Yes - even if you don’t speak the language at all.
You don’t need to be an expert to get started.
You simply need to have a consistent plan to lean on and playful resources that will engage your little ones, then you are already on the route to success…
We had such an overwhelming response to Shannon’s free guide about how to get started at home, so this week, we have done the hard work for you so all you need to do is take your first step!
Shannon has generously offered to share the their most popular Spanish Activity Pack that she has created inside The Cultured Kid. |
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These Spanish lessons are usually $47 but this week, she is sharing this exclusive resource with our community for
FREE!
That’s right, it’s completely free and gives you an idea of how easy it is to get your kids started introducing Spanish from an early age - with a plan and resources to lean on!
Your free bundle includes fun and engaging resources such as: |
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Coloring Activities, Tracing, Letter Recognition, Sounds & Syllables Activities. |
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Counting from 1-10, Number Matching & Recognition Activities. |
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Gross & Fine Motor Skills, Cutting and Crafting. |
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