La salud is a short video conversation about not feeling well. With this video students learn Spanish health vocabulary, how to talk about feeling sick and common symptoms. Watch the video and try the listening comprehension activities below. In addition, be sure to check out our Spanish Videos for Kids resource page for other fun videos and more listening comprehension…
When I began to teach in the late 80s, Stephen Krashen’s input hypothesis of second-language acquisition was revolutionizing language classes. We were exploring a range of comprehensible input strategies and finding what worked best with our teaching styles.
Spanish learners need to hear language in context, and everyone loves an entertaining story. With that in mind, we created a series of short Spanish stories for beginners. These stories give learners the opportunity to hear verb forms and other common vocabulary.
Are you looking for a Day of the Dead reading for Spanish students? If so, check out these two readings about Día de los Muertos at different levels. Both give students an overview of the important elements of the celebration, so you can choose the level that best works for your learners. A friend from the state of Colima, Mexico…
I recently discovered Lufi & Friends Spanish song books with built-in music, and they are fabulous! Children can push a button on the page and hear the song. In addition, the books are designed with language learning in mind. They make it super easy for little ones to learn songs in Spanish and for adults to read and sing with…
I have a hard time finding Spanish picture books that deal with science concepts, so I was thrilled to discover that the Baby Loves Science series by Ruth Spiro has bilingual editions. These enchanting Spanish science books are wonderful for language learners!
