This spring is more of a “wohoo” than usual, which is all the more reason to take advantage to learn new Spanish vocabulary and maybe even get outside for lessons. With more than 30 pages of activities that target learning goals for PK-1st, your kids are sure to find something […]
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Have you ever heard the phrase “never let a learning opportunity go to waste?” That’s what I call every season change and holiday. Spirits lift. With spring, summer, and fall, in particular, it’s easier to get outside. Which means manipulables! Introducing the hen who laid the color eggs. She’s a […]
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The year was 1994, and Ace of Base was ruling the airwaves. More people were dialing-up and getting online, and questions of alphabetization, computer algorithms, and indexing were circling the globe. This was especially true of alphabetization in languages with “double letters,” like Spanish. For example, where should you put […]
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Whether you’re in the classroom, homeschooling, teaching a church class, or working with bilingual students, high-frequency verbs offer a lot of opportunities for fun while reinforcing important vocabulary. These Spanish gustar and encantar manipulables are flexible and can be used in many different ways. Plus, they’re free, so you can […]
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A letter or not a letter? That’s the question! Whether it is better in the alphabet for la elle to suffer the complaints and confusion of Spanish learners or to get kicked out of the alphabet and, by so doing, join a group called digraphs. Spoiler alert: Unlike Hamlet, Ll […]
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