Now your children can have fun learning languages on the go! With Little Pim on ITUNES Movies!!
It’s the same great quality that Little Pim DVDs provide, but in an on the go format. Available in Spanish, French or Chinese…you can buy ($12.99) or rent ($4.99) from 3 different themes.
I had the privilege of viewing “Get Up and Go!” in Spanish. It introduces more than 60 words and phrases related to morning and nighttime routines.
You can see the review I did of Little Pim Chinese – Let’s Eat! HERE
My feelings for the ITunes version is the same! This is a great product for teaching your children (from a young age) a foreign language! Children pick up language best in their younger years, so why not allow them to explore when their young brains are MOST absorbent.
Additionally I was fortunate to be able to view Volume 2 in the Chinese DVD format titled “Wake up Smiling” which covers the same subject matter as the Itunes “Get up and Go!” Little Pim was kind enough to offer ANOTHER giveaway. One lucky winner can choose from either an ITUNES download or a DVD in the language of their choice!! GOOD LUCK!!
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Wow! I would be interested in Spanish, because that is our foreign language of choice. My kids would probably like the DVD so they could have the visual experience too.
ReplyDeletei think the dvd of little pim and the spanish one is the one i would choose!
ReplyDeleteWe love Little Pim! We have the Spanish version and Addi loves it, that reminds me that I need to break it out again. I think she is old enough for the flash cards now!
ReplyDeleteWe would live the Spanish version! The DVD version would be great!
ReplyDeletejeannine: waddleeahchaa.com
spanish and i would do the i tunes thanks for the chance
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted to try Little Pim! I think I would also choose the Spanish DVD! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of Little Pim until now. I would love the French version for my daughter.
ReplyDeleteI would like the French DVD version.
ReplyDeleteAlyssa would love this! We would choose a Spanish DVD. Thank you for hosting this giveaway.
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Tracey
Id have to say spanish dvd even though the hebrew and arabic sounds interesting to learn
ReplyDeleteI would choose the Russian DVD (since it's not available on iPad yet). We're hoping to adopt from Russia soon, and I think this would be GREAT to get my kids involved and someone connected with our future child's culture, before they get here!
ReplyDeleteI'd love the French donwload!
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