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Welcome to an exciting journey of celebrating Black History Month in Spanish! As a native Spanish speaker raising bilingual children, I understand the significance of incorporating cultural diversity into language education. In this blog post, we’ll explore creative strategies and activities to help your children expand their Spanish vocabulary while honoring Black History Month. 1. […]
The new year is almost here, and with it, so much more to learn. What better way to start than using some Winter Spanish Worksheets to review and practice learned skills?. With the winter break approaching, I know we are all exhausted, and the last thing on our minds is prepping activities for teaching Spanish. […]
Learning about nouns in Spanish is an important concept when learning a second language. Nouns are words that represent a person, thing, animal, place or idea in a sentence. Nouns bring sentences to life when communicating. I like introducing nouns in context, in a way that makes sense to the child and is meaningful for […]
Telling time in Spanish asks a lot of a young learner. Read the clock. Recognize the numbers. Count by fives. Now do all of that in Spanish, with grammar that doesn’t match English. That’s why kids get stuck. It’s not one skill. It’s three or four skills happening at once. The fix is to pull […]
Verbs in Spanish are words that represent actions. They are the heart and soul of sentences and one of the most challenging concepts for students to learn. Conjugating verbs requires a lot of practice in context, meaning in a way that makes sense to the student, not just through memorization or drills. How to Teach […]
Learning Centers, also known as learning stations, are specific areas or spots in the classroom where students work on a particular task, each with a clear goal. They offer a great way for students to practice the same content or skill from different perspectives. As students rotate through learning centers, they work in small groups, […]