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Online Clifford story teaches kids ¿Dónde está? and Spanish vocabulary 1 year 33 weeks ago

Traditional features of many picture books make them excellent Spanish-language learning tools. For example, illustrations that support the Spanish text and the repetition of grammar structures are features that teach vocabulary, word order and the rules of syntax.

Suggestions for reading a bilingual picture book with beginning Spanish learners 1 year 7 weeks ago

Picture books in Spanish are one of the best language learning tools you can use with children. Even as kids get older, if you can convince them to listen or to read together, they will learn an amazing amount of Spanish.

Online interactive story for Spanish language learners 1 year 20 weeks ago

This online story is an unusual version of Los tres cerditos (The Three Little Pigs) meant for native Spanish speakers. It has a simple plot and the common vocabulary is well supported by the animation. Although the sentence structure is more complex than in some stories for beginning Spanish learners, children can easily understand what is happening. They also stay engaged with the story because there are interactive features. It is perfect for children who understand some basic Spanish, and also works well with very beginners if you focus on specific phrases.

Spanish language movies for the whole family 1 year 24 weeks ago

Movies and television are excellent sources of authentic language for children and teens learning Spanish. Young people all over the world acquire huge amounts of English through American film and television, and kids in the United States can take advantage of media the same way. Although the language in movies is much too difficult for Spanish language learners to use without support, with subtitles they can enjoy films as they hear the rhythm and pace of natural Spanish. It is important for children to hear as much native-speaker Spanish as possible.

Poem by Douglas Wright is wonderful for children learning Spanish 1 year 3 weeks ago

I am so impressed by how fun and useful Douglas Wright’s poems are with Spanish language learners. I love authentic language that really works with my students! Douglas Wright is a well-known children’s author and illustrator from Argentina. As a humorist, artist and author, his work consistently includes literature suitable for many levels. I also appreciate the content; his poems deal with the experiences of children and their relationships with others and the natural world.