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Make a picture online to play Veo, veo 1 year 18 weeks ago

Making an I Spy picture is an entertaining way to speak Spanish with your child or a group of children, and you can also print the picture and riddle to use again or to share with friends. These pictures are a great way to review letter sounds, numbers, colors and animals with beginners. For more advanced students there is plenty of vocabulary to make the activity interesting. The riddles can be adapted for any level; they can range from a simple list to more complicated structures.

Online game teaches opposites in Spanish 2 years 3 weeks ago

This game is designed to teach opposites to native Spanish speakers, but it is also a great online game for learning Spanish! It uses common Spanish nouns and adjectives, with plenty of visual support to make the questions clear, help kids find the right answer, and reinforce vocabulary.

Simple dice game teaches tengo-tienes and numbers to kids learning Spanish 45 weeks 4 days ago

I use dice games in my Spanish classes and also as a take-home activity. The games are easily adapted for different levels and for different size groups. You can use dice games to teach Spanish vocabulary and a variety of structures. They are fun because of the element of chance, but many dice games also require strategy. Strategy games are great because they are sufficiently challenging for older students at a language level that is appropriate.

Song and game to teach opposites in Spanish 48 weeks 4 days ago

This is a popular Spanish language song and game based on opposites. Kids play it in lots of Latin American countries and is a great way to learn and practice Spanish vocabulary. The language is simple, but getting the patterns right is not that easy! In my experience, kids are better at this game than adults.

Talking about pictures of nature in Spanish- A matching activity 1 year 48 weeks ago

Talking about pictures is a good way to speak Spanish with your child. The images give the Spanish words context, and make the meaning clear. Simple sentences teach Spanish sentence structure and verb forms to children.
Below are five photographs of trees and flowers. Talk about the photographs with your child in Spanish. You can use sentences like Veo un árbol verde or Hay dos flores. Talk about colors, and count objects in the photographs.

A matching activity follows the pictures. Match each sentence in Spanish to the photo that it describes.