Sesame Street - Fiesta!
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Movie Reviews of Sesame Street - Fiesta!
Movie Review: good dvd for the price
Summary: 4 Stars
delivery took little to long like more than tree weeks, brand new, last only about 1/2 hour but my som he still loves more 123 from sesame streetMovie Review: It is a real Fiesta
Summary: 4 Stars
My kids enjoy watching this video, it is a lot of fun, very entertaining and it is rewarding to see that they learned to count with it...Movie Review: Good, but not alot of Spanish learning
Summary: 4 Stars
This video kept my kids attention, but they really only learn to count to 10 in Spanish from it.Movie Review: learn Spanish Culture, In English!
Summary: 2 Stars
I guess this video could introduce your child to some Spanish culture ... in English!!
I released this was a short video... but I did not know that there was so much sheer volume of English in this video. 99.9% in English, with a Spanish word thrown in here and there. (Such as "Fiesta" and "carnivale"? which sound suspiciously similar to words used in everyday Enlgish...) It does teach numbers with a very nice song though!!!!! If it was not "Seasame Street" brand with genuine Seasame street characters (very little characters, more humans, actually...) I would give one star, if it was not SS. I guess the music is super bouncy and happy, but I always like fiesta music anyway. Don't waste your time or money if you have already learned the Spanish Numbers...
Movie Review: Very little Spanish
Summary: 2 Stars
It's almost entirely in English and shouldn't be marketed in the Spanish category. The video is harmless enough, I suppose, but why have Celia Cruz singing in English? It's more of an exposure to some of the most well-known Latin American celebrations than a language video. It may be good as a gift to parents who freak out if they hear a "foreign" language being spoken without everything repeated in English.