I love Hispanic Heritage Month! We celebrate the contributions of Hispanics and Latino Americans in the United States, the music, the food, and the culture. Clip Art source Speaking of music I am thrilled to share with you a post I wrote for Multicultural Kid Blogs on Spanish songs for kids toRead More →
Spring is in the air, Easter is around the corner and of course, we have eggs galore! During little one’s Spanish playgroup we dyed some eggs, and we learned about the life cycle of a chicken. Disclosure: I received a complimentary copy for the purpose of reviewing it.Read More →
During this summer we had tons of fun, and I also sneaked in some Spanish learning as well! We read Eric Carle’s The Artist Who Painted a Blue Horse (El artista que pinto un caballo azul (World of Eric Carle) (Spanish Edition)) although perfect for early literacy skills (ages 1-3Read More →
A wonderful way to encourage my up-and-coming bi-literate reader is for him to make his own post cards in Spanish! Making his own Spanish postcards helps him with letter identifying, word building, and writing skills. For the postcards I used white card stock paper, stickers, and different stamps. HeRead More →
In the past I have stressed about the limited diversity in children’s book especially in my neck of the woods. Finding multicultural or Spanish language books is nearly impossible. I’ve had to place “special order request” at our town’s bookstore, I’ve ordered on-line, and family members often gift little oneRead More →