World Languages

EP only has Spanish courses.

EP’s 6th Level Spanish

EP’s 7th Level Spanish

EP Spanish 1

EP Spanish 2

EP Spanish 3

EP Spanish 4

If you don’t want to use Spanish, here are some suggestions.

If you are doing Mango or Keewords, I suggest 15-30 minutes a day depending on age.

Mango — available free through local libraries, 16 languages — easy paced, guided lessons, teaches conversation through phrases

Learn 101 — Beginning vocabulary and grammar for over 100 languages

French Beginners Lessons — youtube channel, half a year’s worth

French 1 — high school course, continued with French 2  (GA Virtual Learning is aligned with Common Core Standards) These don’t seem to open in some countries without a VPN.

German 1 — high school course, continued with German 2 and German 3  (GA Virtual Learning is aligned with Common Core Standards) These don’t seem to open in some countries without using an VPN.

American Sign Language  (I recommend doing this in addition to a spoken language if you think you are headed to college. You’ll need to check with your school district and any colleges you are interested in as to whether this would count to meet any foreign language requirement. If a college you are looking at asks for a “world” language, then sign language and things like Latin would not count to meet their requirement.)

 

2 thoughts on “World Languages

  1. C. Smith January 10, 2013 / 8:23 pm

    Is Keewords for english learners?

    • The King Will Make a Way February 7, 2013 / 8:11 am

      I’m assuming it’s all for English speakers learning another language.

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