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Subjects: Foreign languages

  • Greeting and Small Talk

    Topics covered: Vocabulary, greetings & goodbyes, niceties, getting to know people, question marks, and exclamation points.

  • Articles and Pronouns

    Topics covered: Nouns, articles & gender, vocabulary, definite & indefinite articles, second-person pronouns, first person pronouns, third-person pronouns, review.

  • Ser and Estar

    Topics covered: Vocabulary, using ser, differences between ser & estar, conjugating ser, using estar, conjugating estar, practice sentences, review.

  • Time and Date

    Topics covered: Vocabulary, expressing the time, expressing the date, weeks, months, and seasons.

  • Weather

    Topics covered: Vocabulary, expressing the weather with hacer, expressing the weather with estar, using the gerund form
    of a verb to express weather conditions, and practice sentences.

  • Descriptive Adjectives

    Topics covered: Vocabulary, adjectives & gender, adjectives & numbers, adjective placement, practice sentences

  • Spanish – Teaching Systems – Super Pack

    Contains Modules 1-13.

    Cerebellum Teaching Systems are simply the most effective method for students to learn and for teachers to teach. This innovative system covers topics in a fun, fast-paced and engaging manner. Each module includes a video program along with a digital workbook filled with teacher’s guides, classroom notes, quizzes, games and discussion questions. The subject matter correlates directly to state standards and is produced and designed by the Cerebellum Academic Team of professional scriptwriters, students, professors, actors, comedians and teachers. Help your students develop an ear for the language with this series of excellent programs. From the Spanish alphabet to simple verb conjugation, this is the perfect way to introduce new sections, reinforce trouble areas or review for an exam.

  • Alphabet/Pronunciation

    Topics covered: Vocabulary, the Spanish alphabet, pronunciation of vowels, cognates, pronunciation of tricky consonants, diphthongs, review.

  • Gender and Nouns

    Express both your masculine and your feminine side, courtesy of Italian nouns. Learn when to use an “o” and when to use an “a.” Knowing the difference could save your life. Plus, what’s the difference between one tenor and three tenors? You’ll find out!

  • Verb Basics Format: SD

    It’s talk, talk, talk! The Standard Deviants dive deeper into dialogues and venture victoriously into the uncharted territory of verbs: those great words that bring lots of action to your conversations. You’ll meet the three tenors of regular verbs- “a-r-e”, “e-r-e” and “i-r-e”.