American Sign Language University makes their Lifeprint curriculum lessons available free online. These can be used with all ages. (Adults can also sign up and pay for courses to receive credit.)
Asian Language School offers both live and pre-recorded courses for Japanese, Korean, or Chinese languages with seperate courses for students in the elementary grades and for teens.
Expedition Spanish offers live, online classes for children in PreK-12. Classes include stories, games, immersion, culture, movement, and conversation.
French with Mr. Innes helps children learn French at the beginning level via videos with worksheets, activities, flashcards, audio clips, and lesson plans.
Native Spanish-speakers base in Antigua, Guatemala teach Spanish to individual students (or two students) via Skype. While following a curriculum, programs will be planned for the appropriate level for each student.
The Wierman Study Center offers self-paced, online video lessons for ASL via monthly subscriptions. Students get personal feedback on homework assignments.
free grammar texts and readers for Greek and Latin
Jenny, the author of the Hobby Helps blog, has a lengthy post with tips for learning Spanish quickly for both adults and children. She includes practical suggestions, recommended resources, and weblinks.
Never having studied Chinese, I am unable to review products specifically for that language. But, because I know that many families want their children to learn Chinese, I want to alert you to sites that have been recommended to me. BetterChinese.com has resources for teaching Chinese to all ages. LingoBus.com and YoYo Chinese on You Tube are two other sources that have been recommended to me.
Begin to learn Japanese online with free introductory lessons. Subscribe to continue with advanced lessons. Lessons are multi-sensory.
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