Señora Gose's Homeschool Spanish Blog (aka "Seriously, Suzanne")

Palabra por palabra (One word at a time.)

How To Learn Spanish

Palabra por palabra (One word at a time.)

Many people focus on LISTS of Spanish words to study. But really, you learn ONE word at a time. The best method for keeping from being overwhelmed is Flash Cards! One word, then ONE word, then ONE word. Think about counting. Can you tell me what is siete? How about once? What about tres?If you have to count up from uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis..., you didn’t ever actually learn each word. You learned a CHANT. This is not super helpful when speaking.Put those numbers on a Flash Card (we teach you how to do this in See it and...

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Last year....

Good news!

Last year....

Last year, we were THRILLED to be tied for second with Practical Homeschooling Magazine's Readers Awards. (2016) It's a wonderful publication. Check them out! www.practicalhomeschooling.comTHIS YEAR, 2017, we were overjoyed to win FIRST PLACE in the Foreign Language Category!And THIS is why we are excited to pass the good news on to you! Our flagship product, See it and Say it Flip Flop Spanish (affectionately called SiSi around the Gose Household) is now even more affordable. We LOVE that! Thank you for your support! We expect SiSi sales will continue to rise, and therefore the price will remain low for...

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Practical Homeschool Magazine Reader Awards

Practical Homeschool Magazine Reader Awards

Reader awards are OUT! And with all the curricula on the market for Spanish Learning, Flip Flop Spanish was voted SECOND as a favorite among homeschoolers! Thank you for the boost and the honor! Check out more great homeschooling info here: www.practicalhomeschooling.com

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Grand Opening ~ Bienvenidos

¡Míralo! (mee-rah-loh)  Lookie here. A shop/store front AND a blog. Wowsers.   I'll be posting funny stories from class, helpful hints, and fun anecdotes about language learning as we go along. Otherwise, bienvenidos! Welcome! (bien = well/fine; venidos = to have come)   cool, huh? (Cool = guay; goo-ah-ee.....gwie would be an attempt at spelling it in English.)

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