Spanish

Foreign Language: Spanish

• The child has learned basic vocabulary related to greetings, numbers, colors, and common everyday objects in Spanish.
• They have developed an understanding of simple sentence structures and common phrases in Spanish through interactive activities and practice.
• They have been introduced to Spanish culture and traditions through storytelling, songs, and simple cultural activities.

For continued development, encourage the child to practice speaking in Spanish by incorporating it into their daily routine, for example, by using Spanish phrases at home or with friends. Additionally, explore Spanish language resources such as children's TV shows, music, or books to further enhance their language skills and cultural understanding.

Book Recommendations

• ¡Hola! Let's Learn Spanish by Judy Martialay: A fun and interactive book that introduces children to Spanish language and culture through stories, activities, and songs.
• Maria Had a Little Llama / María tenía una llamita by Angela Dominguez: This bilingual book tells the story of a little girl and her mischievous llama, perfect for developing language skills in both Spanish and English.
• First Spanish Reader for Beginners by Maria Victoria De Stefano: A collection of short stories and poems in Spanish, designed to help young learners practice reading and comprehension in Spanish.