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Cablevision's iO TV Launches "Semillitas" Channel for Latino Toddlers and ...PR Newswire (press release)MIAMI, Oct. 
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The DVD is intended to introduce kids ages 2-7 to basic Spanish related to the seasons. María is explaining to her friend Fritzi the mouse when his birthday will be.
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These mini-books are great! They have native speaker audio, and you can print them to read again and again.
's comment October 10, 2011 8:47 AM
Excellent resource for learn Spanish!
's comment October 10, 2011 8:48 AM
Gracias, muy bueno.
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Even if you do not speak Spanish, there are many ways you can facilitate your child's Spanish language development through meaningful daily activities. Singing songs, cooking, and art-making are simple and fun ways to help children make sense of Spanish language in context.
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Learn Spanish with Pictures helps children learn Spanish by talking about pictures in a structured way. The description of this photograph of cats lets children hear and understand the Spanish words because they can see the picture. Following the photos, as in all the Learn Spanish with Pictures activities, there are questions that are ordered to help children master the vocabulary and gain confidence with the language.
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Todos los patitos is a children’s song in Spanish that tells the story of a family of ducks that goes swimming. As with all traditional songs, there are many variations. In some versions, the verb for to swim is nadar and in others it is bañar.
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Spanish storytime uses interactive learning to teach children languageUniversity Daily KansanVolunteers, including Nelson, rotate leadership of the children's Spanish storytime called “Hora De Cuentos,” at the library every Saturday morning.
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La Cara, parts of the face, practice the parts of the face Spanish, Learn Spanish with our free online tutorial with audio, cultural notes, grammar, vocabulary, verbs drills, and links to helpful sites.
's comment September 26, 2011 8:46 PM
Gracias! me encantá que hayas creado esta página! el diseño, los articulos, como siempre super!
Tus amigos, onlinefreespanish
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Learning Spanish for kids through fun, easy, interactive classes and products. Award winning language program to teach Spanish to children!
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Song and video teach the Spanish numbers 1-10. The video shows the numbers as kids hear and sing them, so they are associating the words with the written numbers. Singing is also great Spanish pronunciation practice.
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Recognizing patterns is an important pre-math and pre-reading skill for children. Talking about patterns is also a valuable language activity for Spanish learners of all ages. The word for patterns is secuencias in Spanish.
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Your children enjoyed exploring centers including putting their hands (manos) in paint (pintura), examining seeds and flowers (flores) with magnifying glasses, and driving cars (carros). At recess (recreo) they like the swings (los columpios) and digging in the little rocks (piedritas.)
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Hands on Spanish has 20 songs and comes with the Spanish lyrics and an English translation of all the tracks. The lyrics and the translations are printed in alternating colors so that they are easy to read. The lively songs teach basic vocabulary and concepts like animals, numbers, colors, the alphabet, professions and days of the week. All of the songs are short, so that even little children do not get bored and can memorize them easily. The singers are native Spanish speakers with beautiful voices. Also, I really appreciate that the vocals are always easy to hear, with instruments contributing to the music but never interfering with the clarity of the words.
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These activities are made by the Asociación de Educadores Infantiles to teach colors to native Spanish speakers. The activities have instructions to color parts of the pictures certain colors.
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Get some leaves and rather than “teaching” your children, allow the process to occur naturally, in the same manner that the children learn their native language. My goals for this lesson: To introduce and practice colors in Spanish.
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Hand clapping games are great Spanish language activities for children. These two games are each based on just one word, so they are simple to learn. One is Chocolate and the other is Mariposa (butterfly).
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Hungry? Thirsty? Learn Spanish words, phrases and sounds to talk about your favourite food and drink with these KS2 resources.
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Use the right shape to open the cage and set the animals free! This simple online game was designed to teach basic mouse skills to children. The simplicity of the activity makes it perfect for Spanish language learners.
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Fun, Spanish lessons and activities for children. Hispanic heritage games and activities. Teach children Spanish. ... with audio. Flags of Latin America: print, color the flags, and learn about the Spanish speaking countries.
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These coloring pictures are labeled in Spanish and are intended for native Spanish speakers. They are from the site conmishijos (which means with my children) – a website from Bayard Publishing.
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Bilingualism helps children succeed.
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Why a new language? Brain research and language acquisition studies show that the best time to learn a language is during childhood.
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Let’s Eat!/ ¡A comer! is a picture book in Spanish and English by Pat Mora. This story fits into any number of my classes.
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This is a collection of worksheets in Spanish to work with basic concepts with preschoolers. These worksheets, or láminas in Spanish, are provided by the World Association of Early Childhood Educators (Asociación Mundial de Educadores Infantiles). They are simple, short and the instructions are in Spanish. All of the worksheets are picture-based, so in addition to practicing concepts like adentro-afuera and largo-corto, children can learn and practice common Spanish vocabulary.
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Talk about this photograph of horses in a parade to help your child learn Spanish.
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