June Week 4:
Teacher Prep Video — Optional to Show Students
Watch this short video to prepare to teach the Spanish activities below. If your school allows screen
time, you can also share parts of the video or all of it with your students.
You will practice:
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0-00:45: Greetings from Rana! (Froggy)
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00:45-4:35: Do you like? and 5 responses
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4:35-7:13: Song: Do you like?
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7:13-12:11: Rana tells which fruits he likes
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12:11-15:15: Numbers 50-60 with Rana
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15:15-16:06: Song: Numbers 50-60
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16:31-20:46: At the park!
*Yellow-highlighted videos include a review activity. See below.
June Week 4: Easy Review Activities
Hey there teachers!
Check out these fun activities to spice up your lesson review with your mini Spanish geniuses! Choose from the options provided below to suit your vibe. Short on time? No worries! Just by showing the digital lesson you will still be rockin' that Spanish teacher status!
1. Let's go to the park: 15 Minutes
Play the audio for “At the Park” and let the fun begin! Then start the slideshow and show the kids all the cool playground equipment—or you can print the visuals and show them instead of the slideshow. You'll practice how to say; slides, swings, monkey bars and more! 🛝🌳 Encourage your kiddos to shout out what they hear and see, act it out, or even pretend they’re playing right along! 🙌🎠
Next time you’re at the playground or park with your kids, turn it into a Spanish adventure! 🎉
Call out a word like “¡El tobogán!” and see if they can race to touch the slide! 🛝 Then try it with the other words you’re learning—“los columpios,” “el subibaja,” “el pasamanos”—it’s an exciting way to reinforce vocabulary on the go! 🏃♀️🏃♂️💨
You can also play a game of charades! Take turns pretending to play on a piece of playground equipment while everyone else guesses the word in Spanish. Kids LOVE this game—it’s silly, active, and they’ll be learning without even realizing it! 🎭🇪🇸
2. Park Coloring Book Adventure! : 5 minutes per sheet
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Download and print the park coloring pages for your class. Then, invite your students to become part of the adventure by drawing themselves into the scenes! Are they swinging, sliding, climbing, or playing with friends at the park?
As students color, practice saying the Spanish vocabulary words together. Encourage lots of repetition, smiles, and movement as they learn new words.
Choose one page for a quick activity, or color them all and staple or bind them together to create a special "Mi Libro del Parque" (My Park Book) for each student to take home and share with their family. What a fun way to celebrate their Spanish learning! 🌞📚🇪🇸
2. Toddler Playground Coloring Sheet: 5 Minutes
Introduce each playground word in Spanish using the visuals that you downloaded for June. Hold up a picture of a playground item, and have have kids point to that item on their worksheet. Then students can draw a line to match pictures together. Next, have your toddlers color the pictures.
