•Use “Hola” and “Buenos días” as much as you have the opportunity.
•Use index cards or pieces of paper to label (lápiz, libro, computadora) and practice the pronunciation of these words.
•Use the Spanish greetings “Hola” “Buenos días” and “Buenas tardes” as many times as you have the opportunity.
•Use index cards or pieces of paper to label (papel and bolígrafo) and practice the pronunciation of these words along with the previous words (lápiz, libro, computadora).
•Ask people how they are in Spanish using the question ¿Cómo estás?
•Use the Spanish greetings and vocabulary words “Hola” “Buenos días” “Buenas tardes” and “gracias” as many times as you have the opportunity.
•Continue practicing to ask people how they are in Spanish using the question ¿Cómo estás?
•Practice how to say and identify colors in Spanish by choosing one or all of the following activities: go on a nature walk, look for objects around the house or by using the document provided to draw and color or to write down a list of the objects or specific things that you found in those colors. Example: red apple, orange marker, yellow leaves, etc.
•Use the Spanish greetings and vocabulary words “Hola” “Buenos días” “Buenas tardes” “gracias” and "de nada" as many times as you have the opportunity.
•Continue practicing to ask people how they are in Spanish using the question ¿Cómo estás?
•Practice how to say and identify colors in Spanish by choosing one or all of the following activities: go on a nature walk, look for objects around the house or by using the document provided to draw and color or to write down a list of the objects or specific things that you found in those colors. Example: white paper, black chair, blue shirt, etc.
•Use the Spanish greetings and vocabulary words “Hola” “Buenos días” “Buenas tardes” “gracias” "de nada" and "por favor" as many times as you have the opportunity.
•Practice the question ¿Cómo estás? along with “bien” “asi-asi” “mas o menos” as an answer.
•Practice how to say and identify colors in Spanish by looking around your environment. Another suggestion is to draw a picture and label some or all of the colors in your picture in Spanish.
Learn more about Hispanic contributions in your community, traditions and Spanish-speaking countries all over the world. Some of Señora Rodríguez suggestions for the next 3 weeks (until October 15th) are:
Literacy Connection
Many children’s books incorporate aspects of the Hispanic culture. Look for books online, at home, or at your local library (online or in-person)
Try a new recipe from a Spanish-speaking country
(salsa, guacamole, Mexican chocolate milk, paella..)
Learn more about Spanish-speaking countries
(if you would like to learn about all the 21, research 7 countries each week for the next 3 weeks)
www.kids-world-travel-guide.com
www.kids.nationalgeographic.com
Puerto Rico
Spain (España)
Argentina
Mexico
Colombia
El Salvador
Equatorial Guinea (Guinea Ecuatorial)
Continue learning about Hispanic contributions in your community, traditions and Spanish-speaking countries all over the world. Some of Señora Rodríguez suggestions for the next 3 weeks (until October 15th) are:
Literacy Connection
Many children’s books incorporate aspects of the Hispanic culture. Look for books online, at home, or at your local library (online or in-person)
Try a new recipe from a Spanish-speaking country
Learn more about Spanish-speaking countries
(if you would like to learn about all the 21, research 7 countries each week for the next 3 weeks)
www.kids-world-travel-guide.com
www.kids.nationalgeographic.com
Bolivia
Chile
Costa Rica
Cuba
Dominican Republic (Republica Dominicana)
Ecuador
Guatemala
Continue learning more about Hispanic contributions in your community, traditions and Spanish-speaking countries all over the world. Some of Señora Rodríguez suggestions for the next 3 weeks (until October 15th) are:
Literacy Connection
Many children’s books incorporate aspects of the Hispanic culture. Look for books online, at home, or at your local library (online or in-person)
Try a new recipe from a Spanish-speaking country
Learn more about Spanish-speaking countries
(if you would like to learn about all the 21, research 7 countries each week for the next 3 weeks)
www.kids-world-travel-guide.com
www.kids.nationalgeographic.com
Honduras
Nicaragua
Panama
Paraguay
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela
¿Cómo te llamas?
Learn how to ask and answer “What’s your name?” in Spanish
Click and watch the following videos to practice
! Vamos a contar ! (Counting in Spanish)
Click and watch the following videos to practice
Count from
1-10
Count from
11-20
Count to 100 by 10’s
! Saludos !
(Review of greetings in Spanish)
Click and watch the following video to practice
“A paintbrush for Paco” read aloud full of colors in Spanish. Click on the link below to watch the story
7 días de la semana
(Learn and/or practice the days of the week in Spanish)
Click and watch the following video to practice
"The Life of Ritchie"
Read aloud for children. Ritchie Valens was just a teenager when songs La Bamba and Donna were #1 hits in the United States.
Click on the link below to watch his biography.
Los meses del año
(Learn and/or practice the months of the year in Spanish)
Click and watch the following video to practice.
La Familia
(Learn and/or practice vocabulary about the members of the family in Spanish)
Click and watch the following video to practice.
Practice
using the words with your family at home.
La ropa de invierno
(Learn vocabulary related to winter in Spanish)
Click and watch the following video to practice.
Flor de Pascua (Poinsettia)
Learn more about Poinsettia and their connection with the Spanish-speaking countries.
Click and watch the following video to learn this information.
Draw a Poinsettia by following the instructions on the following video
Zetta The Poinsettia (Christmas story)
Animal names in Spanish
(Learn and/or practice animal names in Spanish)
Click and watch the following video to practice.
Bilingual Stories
(Stories in Spanish and English)
Click on each of the stories
Postcards from Buster
In this episode you will be learning more about the influence of the Spanish language and culture in the city of Miami, Florida.
Click HERE to the watch video
After watching the video write a list of the Spanish words that you were able to listen in the video.
Baila en 4 idiomas
Dance in 4 different languages by counting numbers from 1 to 10 in English, Spanish, French and Japanese.
Click HERE to watch the video
Emotions in Spanish
To ask someone how they feel in Spanish we use the question ¿Cómo estás? (How are you?)
Watch the following video to learn multiple ways to answer this question in Spanish.
Clothes in Spanish
Watch the video and repeat the words in Spanish. Try this activity daily by looking at the clothes you are wearing and say the words in Spanish.
Weather in Spanish
Watch the video to learn about weather words in Spanish.Try to look at the weather daily or keep a chart with the words that describe the weather each day in Spanish.