http://dinolingo.com/languages/italian.html Dino Lingo Italian for Kids is a Italian language learning set where cartoon dinosaur characters introduce the most common phrases in Italian.
1 effective Italian teaching program for children
Children can quickly learn and speak Italian, thanks to the award-winning lessons by Dino Lingo. Dino Lingo Italian for Kids is an award-winning language teaching program pedagogically designed for small children.This program consists of 5 DVDs, flash cards, posters and the parents guide. After watching the DVDs several times and playing with the flash cards, most children can easily name everyday objects and understand basic phrases in Italian. Dino Lingo Italian for Kids is suitable for all children between the ages of 2 to 7 years old.
Italian learning DVDs for kids
Dino Lingo Italian for Kids learning program teaches the most common 200 Italian words and phrases in 5 DVDs.
DVD 1 -- Let's Count : Numbers and colors / 35 min.
DVD 2 -- Let's Eat : Food, fruit and vegetables / 35 min.
DVD 3 -- Let's Play : Toys, house items, vehicles / 35 min.
DVD 4 -- Let's Jump : Verbs, actions and nature / 35 min.
DVD 5 -- Let's Learn : Family, body parts, and clothes / 35 min.
Daily conversations and animals are included in all five DVDs.
Italian learning flash cards for kids
Dino Lingo Italian learning flash cards teach the most common one hundred words in Italian. Each flash card set comes in a small clear box contains 100 flash cards.
Flash card set categories: Numbers, colors, food, fruit and vegetables, house items, body parts, family, clothes, vehicles and nature.
We make it easy and fun to learn the Italian language for children.
Full immersion: Our program is presented in Italian, no translations or confusions.
Contextual variation: During the DVD each word is presented at least in four different contexts, such as: cartoon image, cartoon animation, real image, real video, etc...
Gradual interval recall: All words and phrases are repeated several times throughout the DVDs. Subtitles: All words have Italian subtitles.
For more detailed info on our method, please check Dino Lingo method.
