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A Cast of Multicultural Children Cha-Chas
into TV Line-Up in March: Learning a Second Language Just Got Easier
with Help from The Education Channel
Being bilingual is no longer an option, it's a necessity.
Bilingual beats will blast out of television sets starting March 1,
2008 as children share catchy songs with viewers hoping to learn
Spanish and English. Children learn more when it's fun to do, and
Boca Beth provides parents and teachers with an easy, upbeat
television show that brings the gift of a second language to young
children.
Tampa, Fla. (PRWEB) February 21, 2008 -- There will be bilingual
beats blasting out of television sets this Spring as the demand for
bilingual children's programming skyrockets. Bilingual music videos
will add to language learning fun as children share catchy songs
with viewers. Beth Butler, founder of the Boca Beth Program, BOCA
the language amigo, and a multicultural cast of young children will
cha-cha into homes across the Tampa Bay Area via The Education
Channel starting March 1, 2008. The program will engage children and
family members as BOCA introduces Spanish and English words and
phrases with animals from around the world and the neighborhood.
Studies have shown that learning another language before the age of
six helps children read sooner, show advanced cognitive development,
and score higher on math and verbal sections of standardized tests.
And children learn more when it's fun to do. That's why this program
is destined for success.
Today's savvy parents will be thrilled to know that Lucy Griggs,
Program Director for The Education Channel, has the following to say
about this unique children's program: "Boca Beth's music videos
offer our youngest viewers a fun, interactive introduction to
another language (Spanish or English!) while they watch a cute
puppet and some adorable children sing, dance and have fun. It's
such a simple, friendly and easy way to help children acquire new
language skills."
Hoping to reach far beyond the Tampa Bay Area with Beth's fun and
easy way of introducing Spanish and English together with music,
Butler exclaims, "It's such an amazing accomplishment to finally
make it to TV. We have been sharing our products for years, and now
we are finally getting this national attention. We know it will not
only benefit the families that will now be helped to learn a second
language, but those too that speak a second language as they will
have more young friends to communicate with."
Want to be able to watch children dance, sing and play their way to
speaking Spanish? It's never been easier. To even further the
children's interactive enjoyment, free resources for each bilingual
segment will be available online at
http://www.BocaBeth.com. "I
love providing fellow teachers and moms with the tools they need to
bring Spanish to life for their children. Making these great
resources accessible 24/7 and free at our web site is one way I can
give back to families worldwide," Butler (aka Boca Beth) states.
About The Boca Beth Program
Offering an introduction of more than 750 words and 250 phrases in
Spanish and English via an array of multimedia products, this
easy-to-use bilingual product line has provided parents and teachers
with a fun way to give the gift of a second language to young
children ages birth - ten. Available through select retailers and
online at http://www.bocabeth.com,
these Boca Beth products have experienced an acceptance by families
worldwide and a rapid sales growth as our world's economy continues
its global reach. For high res images and an interview with Beth
Butler reach her at 813.244.1432 (c) or 813.855.5393 (o).
For personal appearances, sponsorship opportunities and product
purchases, please contact the bilingual offices of Boca Beth at
1-877-825-2622 or visit
www.bocabeth.com 
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