1000 media results found for 'spanish'
An educational series that exposes children to conversational Spanish. As Luis and Tía Maria are busily working in their travel agency, the children are learning about Spanish-speaking countries in school. Luis and Tía Maria decide to take the chi...Read More
An educational series that exposes children to conversational Spanish. In the first of the series, Luis has just set up his shop and met a group of children when his eccentric aunt, Tía María, announces she is coming to visit. When Tía María arriv...Read More
An educational series that exposes children to conversational Spanish. Tía María and Luis argue over the shop's décor. Tía María insists that it should be elegant, serious, and attractive. Luis keeps reminding her that since he is the boss, it sho...Read More
An educational series that exposes children to conversational Spanish. After purchasing new uniforms, Tía María and Luis try to decide the type of store and décor they will have. With the children's help, they divide into two groups. While one gro...Read More
Describes the significant role that Extremadura, a remote region in western Spain, played in Spanish history; the impact of the Celts, Carthaginians, Romans, and Moors in that area; and the prosperity in the province during the Golden Age. Explain...Read More
The fifth in a series of five language learning videos that teach Spanish using the Progressive-Intuitive Language Method (PI Method), which progressively moves learners from English to Spanish immersion. All levels present "Stories for the Very ...Read More
The fourth in a series of five language learning videos that teach Spanish using the Progressive-Intuitive Language Method (PI Method), which progressively moves learners from English to Spanish immersion. All levels present "Stories for the Very...Read More
The third in a series of five language learning videos that teach Spanish using the Progressive-Intuitive Language Method (PI Method), which progressively moves learners from English to Spanish immersion. All levels present "Stories for the Very ...Read More
The second in a series of five language learning videos that teach Spanish using the Progressive-Intuitive Language Method (PI Method), which progressively moves learners from English to Spanish immersion. All levels present "Stories for the Very...Read More
The first in a series of five language learning videos that teach Spanish using the Progressive-Intuitive Language Method (PI Method), which progressively moves learners from English to Spanish immersion. All levels present "Stories for the Very ...Read More
Crossing guard Mrs. Nelson tells young children how to stay safe. She focuses on dangers from guns, knives, and chemicals to talking to unfamiliar people. She encourages children to "Stop!" "Get away!" and "Tell an adult!" But the first rule to st...Read More
When members of a band are confronted with a health assignment on hygiene, they decide to respond with a song, composing words and music that will inspire young viewers to stay clean and healthy. Topics include bathing, handwashing, care of teeth,...Read More
Storyteller Heather Forest uses song, pantomime, games, and discussion to teach young students about families. Explains the difference between immediate and extended family. Introduces the concepts of step-relatives, half brothers and half sisters...Read More
Storyteller Heather Forest uses song, pantomime, games, and discussion to introduce young students to the human body. Talks about key body parts and how they move; how the heart, lungs, and brain keep the body running; how the bones, joints, and m...Read More
Curtis the Courteous Raccoon, a puppet, shows young students how good manners at school means more friends and fun for everyone. Gives advice about using polite words, being a helper, respecting differences, taking turns, being a good listener, an...Read More
Hosts of a call in program respond to teenage students' questions on anger. Discusses the emotion of anger and the complications that can arise when reacting to this feeling. Presents how anger develops, how it is manifested, and pragmatic and hea...Read More
A group of middle school students discuss the concepts of self-esteem and self-reliance with their guidance counselor. Identifies seven basics of self-confidence: recognizing and reflecting, building relationships, acting friendly to yourself, tak...Read More
Explores how eyes work and how eyes help us understand the world. Explains how safe behaviors and healthy habits can prevent illness and injury to eyes. Discusses what to expect from an eye examination and other eye tests. Talks about how visually...Read More
Explores how ears work and how ears help us communicate with the world. Explains common ear problems, including blockages and infections. Discusses symptoms of these conditions and introduces doctor's diagnostic tools. Emphasizes healthy habits an...Read More
Introduces the social and health aspects of good personal hygiene. Demonstrates the correct way to wash hands and bathe, as well as how to take care of hair and nails. Discusses the importance of wearing sunscreen, protecting skin from bumps, bite...Read More
Three young students realize the value of everyday courtesy when their parents and teachers suddenly adopt some bad manners and behavior. This weird behavior provides an opportunity to reflect on the basic principles of good manners in the school ...Read More
This chapter addressed the interests and questions students have about the future. Whom should they ask for advice? How can they be popular among peers? What role models should they follow or look up to? Part of the And Now What Series.
Lorena Gómez visits the Museum of La Salle University and takes a tour with Cristian, an expert on biodiversity. The tour highlights the fastest animals and insects in the world. Students learn about the fastest insect, the Australian tiger beetle...Read More
Students will learn the concepts and techniques for origami and painting. Paula Garzón, Alejandra Pérez and Natalia Amézquita are three students who will show students how to fold paper and create a vase with flowers made entirely with old magazin...Read More
How are puppets and marionettes made? Expert, Iván Álvarez, explains step by step how to make a puppet. What is a puppet theater and what elements are necessary in the staging of a play? Professional cartoonist, Ángel López, teaches students how t...Read More
How is three dimension animation crated? Diego Velandia visits the Santa Fe Gallery and tours an animation exhibition expert, Pablo Correa. They review some of the most famous animated films and characters in this media. Also 3-D animator Juan Dav...Read More
Computer growth has generated many benefits, but also created questions about security of networks. Engineers and programmers have had to create computer programs that keep stored information safe. This episode introduces hackers and provides info...Read More
Hundreds of tools exist for the production of audiovisual products and when properly used excellent quality and beauty is delivered through image and sound. The host, Nerdo Cavernas, talks with experts and takes viewers into the world of audiovisu...Read More
The Ibero American (Spanish American) Theater Festival is held in Bogotá, Colombia every two years and is one of the most important theater events in the world. So far, thirteen festivals have been held and there are always surprises. Nerdo Cavern...Read More
The technological revolution is progressing every day at a faster pace. Virtual reality is no longer enough, now augmented reality is necessary. But what is augmented reality? Well, it's the option to view objects in 3D and at the same time as a r...Read More
The term Mega University can be defined as higher education institutions that have been innovators in all areas in an effort to ensure greater accessibility for students. They combine and maximize resources and efforts in academics, research, fin...Read More
