Spanish for a 5 yo?

[padavali]

I have gotten everything planned out for DD's grade 1 curric. BUT  DH would like me to add some spanish into the mix as well.  She will be 5 years old so I want something fun and easy enough for her to grasp.  She works good with workbooks and also loves computer time so we could go either way.  Suggestions?  

[Boobah]

I have heard great things about Rosetta stone but I'm not sure if that is younger grades at all. I have not yet ventured to a foreign language yet. Bump :)

[padavali]

I too have heard great things about Rosetta Stone, and I am sure we will go with that later, but as you said, I am not sure how it is for younger grades... :)  123 TeachMe is looking pretty good :)

Quoting Boobah:

I have heard great things about Rosetta stone but I'm not sure if that is younger grades at all. I have not yet ventured to a foreign language yet. Bump :)

[MommaChell]

I'm not familiar with anything currently, but interested; BUMP!

[wright1212]

 BUMP- i want the same thing. I have searched a bit for free online spanish but have not found anything I love. If I cant my backup plan is to just search for youtube videos for kids learning spanish and checkout eng/span kids books and work on basic nouns and phrases. Like household objects and things like 'hello', my name is, whats up,

[AbundanceMagnet]

I'm not firmiliar with anything either :(  Do you know anyone that speaks spanish?   They could help?   Maybe you could just start out with simple words on index cards? 

[Mom2Kaylie]

those baby toys that talk in spanish and english can be used by older kids.  My 6yr. likes the songs and phrases on the Leapster english/spanish radio.  We quiz each other and then press the button to self check.