january WEEK 4: digital LESSON
Hey Teachers! You can share this digital lesson with your students all at once or split it into smaller segments to use throughout the week. Make sure to join in and watch with your students to learn or refresh your own Spanish skills too!
JANUARY Week 4: EASY Review ACTIVITIES
Hola teachers!
Below are some engaging activities to help you review the digital lesson with Your students. These review exercises are optional, so select the ones that suit you and your little geniuses best. But if you're short on time, don't fret! Simply showing your students some of the digital lesson will still make you the Spanish master!
Below are some engaging activities to help you review the digital lesson with Your students. These review exercises are optional, so select the ones that suit you and your little geniuses best. But if you're short on time, don't fret! Simply showing your students some of the digital lesson will still make you the Spanish master!
1. the alphabet: 10 minutes
Supplies Needed: Download and Print the Alphabet Visual
(If you have an Alphabet Visual in Your Classroom, you can use that too!)
(If you have an Alphabet Visual in Your Classroom, you can use that too!)
The ABCs are a timeless classic for tots and younglings, so whether it's your first rodeo or you're a seasoned pro, your students will be super jazzed to sing along and learn the letters in a new language! All you need is to download and print the poster, cue up the audio, and BAM! You've got yourself a dynamite Spanish alphabet lesson, amigo!
Alphabet audio file will be uploaded on 1.21.22!
2. the weather: 10 MINUTES
Supplies Needed: Download and Print the Weather Visuals
Let's face it, we all love to chat about the weather! It's the ultimate ice-breaker, and it's a fantastic way to teach your students Spanish! As soon as they learn the weather expressions you can turn every morning into a bilingual calendar and weather review. Use the beautiful visuals and flashcards and the audio track to help you!
What's the weather like? ¿Qué tiempo hace? (Pronounced: ¿Keh tee-em-poh ah-seh?)
It is sunny: Está soleado. (Pronounced: Eh-stah soh-leh-ah-doh.)
It is cloudy: Está nublado. (Pronounced: Eh-stah noo-blah-doh.)
It is raining: Está lloviendo. (Pronounced: Eh-stah yoh-bee-ehn-doh)
It is snowing: Está nevando. (Pronouced: Eh-stah neh-bahn-doh.)
What's the weather like? ¿Qué tiempo hace? (Pronounced: ¿Keh tee-em-poh ah-seh?)
It is sunny: Está soleado. (Pronounced: Eh-stah soh-leh-ah-doh.)
It is cloudy: Está nublado. (Pronounced: Eh-stah noo-blah-doh.)
It is raining: Está lloviendo. (Pronounced: Eh-stah yoh-bee-ehn-doh)
It is snowing: Está nevando. (Pronouced: Eh-stah neh-bahn-doh.)
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3. my spanish weather Book: 20-25 minutes
Supplies Needed: Download and Print a Weather Book for Each Student
An ideal way for your students to practice the weather vocabulary is for them to illustrate the weather booklet below. Print one booklet per student. Staple the pages together. Model for your students how to neatly illustrate the booklet base on the weather expressions. They will be so proud of illustrating their first book in Spanish!
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Share Your Wins!
Every time we get your WINS AND SUCCESSES in our inbox, we can’t help but do a little happy dance — to "Don't Stop Believing" or "La Bamba" of course! Why? Because success doesn’t exist in a vacuum. Your wins are our wins, and they’re proof for others that when you do the work, you get results.
Whether your students are finally beginning to repeat or sing in Spanish along with the online videos, or say random words in Spanish throughout the day, or teachers are feeling more confident carrying out the follow-up activities, or parents are sharing that their child is saying words in Spanish at home — we want to hear your wins BIG and small!
Celebrating you always,
Theresa & Team HOLA
Every time we get your WINS AND SUCCESSES in our inbox, we can’t help but do a little happy dance — to "Don't Stop Believing" or "La Bamba" of course! Why? Because success doesn’t exist in a vacuum. Your wins are our wins, and they’re proof for others that when you do the work, you get results.
Whether your students are finally beginning to repeat or sing in Spanish along with the online videos, or say random words in Spanish throughout the day, or teachers are feeling more confident carrying out the follow-up activities, or parents are sharing that their child is saying words in Spanish at home — we want to hear your wins BIG and small!
Celebrating you always,
Theresa & Team HOLA