TPRS® Language Learning Books Online
ABOUT TPRS BOOKS
TPRS Books started with Blaine Ray, the proponent of TPRS® foreign language learning method. In the late 1980s, Ray worked as a Spanish teacher. He struggled to engage his students in learning to read, write, and speak a new language. So, he created a teaching strategy based on the idea that the brain needs Comprehensible Input (CI), a compelling and repeated message that helps students understand the language — even if they haven’t learned all the grammar and vocabulary just yet.
Featured Books
TPRS Books focuses on publishing TPRS®- based foreign language learning books. We create novels and interactive books with stories that don’t only appeal to the young audience but also highlight the most commonly-used words and phrases of a foreign language. Reading or listening to conversations and stories in a new language helps students acquire the Comprehensible Input they need to understand it faster and better, and eventually write and speak it.
Our bookstore offers a range of story selection — from detective and friendship tales to choose-where-the-story-goes type of children’s novels. These books are available in various languages, including Spanish, French, Chinese, German, English, and other languages. They are classified according to grade level, helping you pick the material that’s suitable to the needs and interests of your class. On top of the teacher training we provide, we offer resource materials that help you use TPRS books in your class efficiently.
Ready to hold a TPRS® class? Check out our online bookstore today to get started.
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Add to cartFeatured, TPRS Books in Spanish, 1, Spanish level 1, NovelsBart quiere un gato – Novel
Bart quiere un gato – Novel
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Add to cartFeatured, TPRS Books in Spanish, Elementary Spanish, Novels, Spanish level 1, Novels, Spanish for Middle SchoolBerto y sus buenos amigos – Novel
Berto y sus buenos amigos – Novel
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Add to cartFeatured, TPRS Books in Spanish, 1, Elementary Spanish, Novels, Spanish level 1, Novels, Spanish for Middle SchoolDaniel el Detective – Novel
Daniel el Detective – Novel
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Add to cartTPRS Books in Spanish, 1, Elementary Spanish, Novels, Spanish level 1, Novels, Spanish for Middle SchoolLos niños detectives – Novel
Los niños detectives – Novel
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Add to cartTPRS Books in Spanish, Elementary Spanish, Novels, Spanish level 1, NovelsPobrecita Ana – Novel
Pobrecita Ana – Novel
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Add to cartTPRS Books in Spanish, Resource Materials for Novels, Spanish level 1, NovelsPobre Ana Moderna – Novel
Pobre Ana Moderna – Novel
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Add to cartTPRS Books in Spanish, Spanish level 1, Novels, Spanish level 2, NovelsPobre Ana bailó tango – Novel
Pobre Ana bailó tango – Novel
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Add to cartTPRS Books in Spanish, Spanish level 1, NovelsPatricia va a California – Novel
Patricia va a California – Novel
$7.00
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Upcoming Workshops
Baltimore, MD – Oct 15-16, 2019
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New Update
Spanish level 1 book (2018). Now with Comprehensible Cultural Readings for each Chapter based on AP themes!!!
Make your classes come alive with this collection of over 90 stories that support the oral stories done in class (found in the Teacher Guide). This updated workbook includes a variety of activities for students, guide words, graphics, and a large font for beginning readers.
Staff Pick
Daniel lives in Spain and dreams of becoming a detective like Sherlock Holmes. He receives a ticket for La Tomatina, a famous tomato throwing festival, and he can’t wait to go with his friends. When Daniel wakes up in the morning, he discovers his ticket is missing! Will Daniel be able to put together the clues to find the missing ticket and attend La Tomatina?