Hands-on learning is the best way to process language, so simple science experiments are perfect for children learning Spanish. Sink or float in Spanish is one of my favorite experiments to do with kids. In Spanish the words are usually reversed, so we say ¿Flota o se hunde?. Below you’ll find printables I have used with my students and a…
Reading is so important for building Spanish language skills! I love to read picture books and early readers with my students, but I also make free printable Spanish books to read in class and send home.
As Spanish teachers, we work to introduce our students to the cultures and realities of Spanish-speaking countries, including the United States. Immigration stories are an important part of that experience, and there is no better way to share it with students than Voces Sin Fronteras: Our Stories, Our Truth.
Kids love games, and playing with language is an excellent way to learn. Below you will find Spanish vocabulary games for kids, grouped by theme.
A good elementary Spanish curriculum makes teaching more effective and easier. With a well-structured scope and sequence, a Spanish curriculum for elementary school ensures that students learn core language and get enough exposure to master the material.
I am fascinated by the traditional games children play in Mexico, Peru and Nicaragua. My children learned many traditional Mexican games growing up, and the more I learn about traditional Spanish games for kids, the better I understand what a tremendous resource they are for language learners.
