Song: Tu Me Gustas

Gabi and Rosita sing in Spanish highlighting key language arts. They sing about the expression tu me gustas, and discuss how to say music in Spanish.

¿Cuál es tu estación favorita? Sing about the cold weather of winter, the bright flowers of spring, the heat of summer, and the falling leaves of fall with an engaging Spanish song about the four seasons.

There are 21 countries in the world where Spanish is a primary language—can you name them all? Explore a vivid video that plays a catchy song over a world map to illustrate where each country is located.

Reading brings you to new places and new experiences—all from the comfort of your own home! An entertaining Spanish song expresses the singer's love of reading with vivid images and fun vocabulary.

¿Cúal es tu mes favorito? Whether Spanish learners prefer the new beginnings of April, the warm sun of August, or the chilly mornings of December, they will love learning the name for each month with a rockin' song and worksheet!

Whether you're a morning person or a night person, a fun Spanish song about daily greetings and routines is the right way to start the day! Singers repeat buenos días, buenas tardes, and buenas noches before describing the steps to get...

¡Cabeza, hombros, rodillas y dedos de los piés! A catchy rock song introduces Spanish classes to various parts of the body. Listeners try to point to the corresponding parts of the body as they hear the vocabulary in the song's lyrics.

Students memorize the names of farm animals and the sound they make in Spanish. In this Spanish vocabulary lesson, students use total physical response, music and games to learn the names of nine farm animals and the sounds they make in...

Learners sing a Spanish song to celebrate Latin American culture. In this fiesta lesson, students sing the words and do hand motions to the song "Que Linda Manito." They create paper bag maracas and enjoy a fiesta. 

Students sing the song Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes using the spanish words for the parts of the body. They practice saying the words before singing the song and try going faster each time the sing the song.