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A Parent-Child Guide to Practicing Spanish at Home
Bilingual Beginnings in April
¡Hola Parents!
We are thrilled to share the Spanish vocabulary and activities that we will be teaching your children in April. Our aim is to create a fun and positive learning environment for Spanish and we achieve this with our lessons that feature Spanish-speaking puppets, engaging songs, interactive games, exciting role-playing, dance challenges, physical activities, and much more! The variety of vocabulary themes covered in our exciting April Spanish lessons are:
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Compliments
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Hilarious April Fool's Day Pranks
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Counting Fun from 1 to 30
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Colors of the Rainbow
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Egg-Citing Easter Egg Hunt
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ABCs and How to Spell
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Puppet Palooza
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Clothing Fashion Fun
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Spelling Colors & The Color Song
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Creepy Crawlies & Tiny Insects
Parents, you can review and practice the same Spanish at home that your child will be learning at school! The following songs, flashcards and visuals make it easy and fun even if you've never studied Spanish before!
Compliments
Listen to the audio file and refer to the two handouts provided below to help you and your child learn how to pay compliments to each other and others in Spanish! Even if you're not familiar with Spanish, this and all our activities are crafted to help you learn the language while practicing with your children. Make it a daily routine to exchange compliments in Spanish with each other!
Colors in Spanish
In this silly audio clip, prepare for a cascade of Easter eggs tumbling out of a basket, followed by a surprise phone call to none other than the Easter bunny! And to wrap it all up, you'll discover the magic phrase to guide your kids to return the eggs to the basket. Get set for a colorful, musical adventure with the Easter bunny as your trusty sidekick! (Check out the vocab on the right for some extra help.)
Color Game!
Parent's you can jazz up playtime with a splash of color! Challenge your little ones to a game of "Color Hunt" in Spanish. Shout out a color "en español" and watch them race to find something in the room that matches. For extra fun, turn it into a friendly competition to see who can find the most colors! Spice things up by letting one child play the role of the color caller while you hunt for hues. Your kiddo will feel like a superstar Spanish maestro! Check out the pronunciation guide for a little extra help.
Colors pronunciation key
1. yellow (amarillo) (ah-mah-DEE-yoh)
2. orange (anaranjado) (ah-nah-don-HAH-doh)
3. pink (rosado) (roh-SAH-doh)
4. red (rojo) (RROH-hoh)
5. purple (morado) (moh-DAH-doh)
6. blue (azul) (ah-SOOL)
7. green (verde) (BEHR-deh)
Creepy Crawlies & Tiny Insects
April is here, and guess what? It's insect spotting season for the little ones! Parents, it's to up your bug game by learning insect names in Spanish. Hit play on the audio file and start chanting those cool insect names while pointing to their picture! Next time you're out and about, impress everyone by naming insects in both English and Spanish with your child! Let the bilingual bug hunt begin!
Number Review
Parents, listen to the number audio file with your child while pointing to the numbers on the April calendar. In no time you and your child will be counting up to 30 en español!
Parents, we hope you are enjoying practicing the same Spanish with your child that we are practicing at school!