One of the keys to learning a language is consistent exposure over time. A small amount of Spanish in different formats is valuable, and it does not have to be complicated or time consuming. You can help teach your child Spanish with these surprisingly simple strategies.
Children sing the traditional song Debajo de un botón throughout the Spanish-speaking world. It’s also an excellent song for language learners. Here are the Debajo de un botón lyrics for the version that I use in my classes, in addition to the Debajo de un botón letra completa, the longer version. Below the lyrics, you will find a free download…
This is more than a story to read or listen to. We want kids to participate as much as possible, so they help tell this story by adding details. There are simple embedded questions with cut and paste answers to add to the pages. Of course, kids can create their own answers, too. Download the Spanish story for beginners PDF…
Cats know how to use a space, and they put a fun spin on learning house vocabulary in Spanish. This picture-based question activity is a good way to review la casa, questions and prepositions. There is also a picture-based reading that is a good la casa vocabulary activity. You’ll find the downloads and ideas for expanding on both the reading…
I Spy in Spanish is Veo veo, and it is a quick, easy way to have some fun with language. This summer version incorporates reading, too. Play this Spanish I Spy reading game with your kids or students using one of the suggestions below.
This is a list of Spanish book lists for kids. A list of lists? That’s right! Evaluating books online is tricky, and books are expensive. So, I turn to teachers and parents I trust to give me a starting place when I need new titles. Scroll down for some of the best Spanish book lists for kids!
