Spanish

Social Studies

• The child learned about Spanish-speaking countries and their cultures
• They gained an understanding of basic Spanish vocabulary and phrases
• They learned about the traditions, celebrations, and customs of Spanish-speaking communities
• The child learned about famous landmarks and historical figures from Spanish-speaking countries

For continued development, encourage the child to engage in storytelling or role-playing activities in Spanish to practice their language skills. They can also explore traditional recipes and crafts from Spanish-speaking cultures to gain a deeper understanding of their customs and traditions.

Book Recommendations

• "Maria Had a Little Llama / Maria Tenia Una Llamita" by Angela Dominguez: A bilingual picture book that introduces children to the colors, numbers, and animals of Peru
• "The Bossy Gallito / El Gallo de Bodas" by Lucia M. Gonzalez: A traditional folktale from Mexico that teaches important values such as cooperation and sharing
• "Tomas and the Library Lady" by Pat Mora: Based on a true story, this book follows a young boy and his encounters with a librarian who sparks his love for reading while teaching him English and Spanish words