When spring has sprung, so, too, spring the bugs. Happily, you can turn what may seem like an annoying invasion into a fun learning opportunity. Fresh out of ideas? Try turning a rainy day into an inside insects day, or take advantage of beautiful weather and move your learning outside […]
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Snails, or caracoles, fascinate kids. Whether finding them in your garden or studying them in textbooks, kids love to mimic snails by moving really slowly, hiding in their “shells,” and pretending to munch on leaves. This Spanish Colors and Numbers Snails set is the perfect excuse to let students act […]
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In Spanish, “C” is a letter that appears often. Casa (house), comer (to eat), cabeza (head), and cuidad (city): all these words require students to learn to write and pronounce “C.” In the Spanish alphabet, known as el abecedario or el alfabeto, as in the English, “C” is the third […]
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Where would we be without “B?” “B” words are common in the Spanish alphabet, known as el abecedario or el alfabeto. From bebé to biberón, Bolivia to Belize (Belice), and beber to besar, you cannot see or do much without the Spanish “B.” This free Spanish Letter B worksheet will […]
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For many Spanish-language learners, “A” is the beginning since “A” shares the same place in the Spanish alphabet, known as el abecedario or el alfabeto, as in the English alphabet: first letter and first vowel (vocal). In Spanish, “A” is called «la a». This free Spanish Letter A Worksheet is […]
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