Language class

Foreign Language

• The child has learned basic greetings and introductions in the foreign language.
• They have learned vocabulary related to family members and can describe their own family in the foreign language.
• They have learned numbers and can count up to 100 in the foreign language.
• The child has learned common phrases for expressing emotions and feelings in the foreign language.

To continue developing their language skills, the child can practice having conversations with a partner in the foreign language. They can also listen to songs or watch videos in the foreign language to improve their listening comprehension. Additionally, they can try writing short paragraphs or stories using the vocabulary and grammar they have learned.

Book Recommendations

• My First Picture Dictionary by Jane Bingham: This book is filled with colorful illustrations and labels for everyday objects, animals, and more. It will help reinforce vocabulary and language learning in a fun and interactive way.
• The Berenstain Bears' Big Book of Spanish Words by Stanley Berenstain: This book introduces basic Spanish vocabulary through the beloved Berenstain Bears characters. It includes simple sentences and engaging illustrations to aid in language comprehension.
• The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry: This classic story is available in various translations, making it a great choice for practicing reading skills in a foreign language. The captivating tale and beautiful illustrations will keep the child engaged while expanding their vocabulary.