FINALLY, introducing our Spanish Curriculum for Little Reader! On sale today!

[Lappy]

Sent last February 20, 2014  |  Return To BrillKids! INTRODUCING OUR NEW SPANISH CURRICULUM! Wish your child could learn Spanish? Well the wait is over! The new Spanish Curriculum pack for Little Reader is now available at the all BrillKids Online Shops! This curriculum pack will help you teach your young child how to recognize thousands of Spanish words, understand their meaning, and finally learn to speak Spanish! We've created a full 12-month curriculum specially designed to teach your child to read in Spanish! ABOUT THE SPANISH CURRICULUM The Spanish (Castellano) curriculum includes lesson subjects in 264 categories and contains:  •  2,428 unique words  •  2,756 images  •  7,682 pronunciation files  •  1,128 picture audio and sound effects  •  ...and 773 video clips! Each word file adheres to BrillKids standards, and comes with at least 3 professionally recorded voices, 3-5 quality images, 2-4 picture audio (word commentaries or sound effects) and - to help better illustrate things and concepts such as animals, action words and stories - 3 videos! Fully customizable lessons progress from single words all the way to complete stories. Using Little Reader's Pattern Phonics™ system, your child will also be guided to decode the written language in an intuitive manner, setting a solid foundation for learning Spanish further in the future. Note: You will need a licensed Little Reader to use this product. Little Reader software and Spanish Curriculum pack are sold separately at the BrillKids Online Shop. The Spanish curriculum is only compatible with Little Reader version 3.3.1500 and up. Please update your Little Reader software before importing the Spanish curriculum. SPECIAL OFFER - LIMITED TIME ONLY SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER ONLY VALID UNTIL FEB. 28. Visit the BrillKids Online Shop and get your Spanish Curriculum at the special introductory discounted price of 10% off TODAY! Get yours now at the BrillKids Shop Introductory price discount is available only until FEBRUARY 28, 2014. A Little Reader license is required to use this product. Software and Curriculum Packs are sold separately. BK IN SPAIN: TELVA'S FEATURE ON MENTELISTA For those of you would like to learn more about the fantastic work our partners in Spain are doing, Telva has done a feature on Mentelista: "The mind is ready to learn" as stated from Inbal and Maria, co-founders of the web Mentelista. Not long ago I already wrote about their best-selling product, Little Reader, a software with a clear target: teaching children to read from a very early age (in fact, since they are toddlers). Mentelista is the trader in Spain and Latin-America for BrillKids, a software that has received many awards and recognitions that promotes the right-brain activity of the children's brains to improve their development. We wanted to know a little deeper the co-founders of this project, so we write down here their replies to the interview we carried out in The Little Factory. ** Read the full transcript here or watch the <a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/g-COtdzjCCk&rel=1" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/g-COtdzjCCk&rel=1</a> (both are in Spanish). You received this because at some point in the past you either bought one of our products, signed up to one of our mailing lists, or you drank some of that 'special' tea we slipped you. If you'd rather not receive messages from us, you can unsubscribe by emailing us at [email protected]. All Content © 2014 BrillKids Inc. All Rights Reserved.

[queenkmommy]

The information on this product seems to be referencing its use in Spain. Is this program teaching Spain Spanish or South American Spanish? They are not the same. Thank you.

[luv2laugh]

I remember when the beta announcement came out, I was so disappointed it was Castellano.  There were some responses that made me realize it's not that big of a deal. 

There aren't that many words that are different, we can just correct them and she will pick up the accent her daddy has, not the one on BrillBaby.  Now, I just can't wait to start watching.  My husband will be jazzed too.

Link here to previous discussion
http://forum.brillkids.com/little-reader/sign-up-for-our-lr-spanish-beta-testing-program-%28limited-slots-only!%29/msg102279/#msg102279

[DannyandAmy]

Any prospective dates of the Japanese release? I did the translation for it 15 months ago and am curious about its release.

[Skylark]

Queenkmommy,

Our Spanish LR curriculum is done in Castellano.

[at]

how come the discount doesn't work for HK dollar purchase?  It shows HKD 929 full price without any discount.

[Lappy]

Hello at!

Can you please refresh your browser (CTRL+F5) and check our Hong Kong online shop again to see if the promo price is reflected?

Thank you!

[Skylark]

DannyandAmy,

At the moment, the development of a full Japanese curriculum is a bit far off in the future (will not be completed anytime soon),  we are sorry for the inconvenience!

On the bright side -- our Japanese users ( similarly to the users from a number of other countries) already able to use Little Reader with Japanese interface, when they use English and other language curriculum.

[DannyandAmy]

Thanks for your reply Skylark.

I'm a bit confused as to what you mean by using LR with Japaese interface. Could you explain this to me?

[Skylark]

DannyandAmy,

BrillKids team had a few volunteers translate software strings for leading languages. It is not a curriculum. These are all the options you see when you use Little Reader program, such as the commands "Play Courses", "Play and Edit", "Download", etc

When you helped, as you mentioned,  with translating those software strings (not a Japanese Curriculum).  It enabled Japanese native readers to use the Little Reader program with the software in Japanese. Which is incredibly helpful for parents and caregivers who do not speak much English, but using LR to teach English ( or other languages) to their children.

Thank you so much for that help. It was implemented immediately, last year!

As far as Japanese curriculum, it is still in very early stages of development and we do not have an ETA for its release just yet.

We are looking at Arabic and Russian being the next languages to be released, as both of those are in the later stages of development at the moment.

Hope this information helps!

[DannyandAmy]

Oh okay! Thanks!

[Skylark]

Glad to be a help!

And thank you for translating those words and phrases!

[seastar]

Just bought the Spanish curriculum. Thanks for all the hard work guys!

[tysonjm]

We're so glad this is now available - thx! One question before we buy. We understand that the core words are obviously translated into Spanish, but are ALL spoken words in the curriculum said in Spanish? For example: "Rectangle ... A rectangle is like a stretched out square". You hear that in English in LR, so can we expect to hear the accompanying sentences also translated? Thanks!

[Skylark]

LR Spanish curriculum is translated and localized. That means that EVERYTHING you will hear will be said in Spanish (Castelliano).

Hope you enjoy your new Spanish learning tool  !

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