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Spanish Language Summer Program

Spanish Language Summer Camp Program

2017-07-12
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How many of us raising bilingual children wished we can send our kids off to an-all Spanish camp all summer?  I do!Read More →

Spanish Language Summer Program Day 6: Los Animales (The Animals)

2013-08-01
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Spanish Language Summer Program: Day #6 In my constant search for bilingual books, and websites I came across Read Conmigo. Read Conmigo is a literacy program that promotes English/Spanish bilingualism. When you sign up on-line you receive free access to books, activities and resources. You can download the books toRead More →

Spanish Language Summer Program Day 5: Story Time with Tito Puente Mambo King

2013-07-29
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Tito Puente Mambo King – Rey del Mambo book review and activities  Spanish Language Summer Program: Day #5 For our Spanish Language Summer Program I always consult with my helper {wink} the theme for our Spanish lesson. I give him suggestions, and he decides what he’d like for us toRead More →

Spanish Language Summer Program Day 4: Latin Children’s Song “Los Pollitos Dicen Pío, Pío, Pío”

2013-07-08
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Spanish Language Summer Program: Day #4 I grew up listening to the Spanish children’s song  ♫♫”Los pollitos” (The Little Chickens)♫♫, and it was a song that I wanted to pass on to my child.  When we started singing the song he loved it! It didn’t take him long to learnRead More →

Spanish Language Summer Program Day 3: Story Time and Yoga with Sofía en una Aventura por la Selva

2013-07-01
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Spanish Language Summer Program: Day #3 For our third day of the Spanish Language Summer Program we had story time with Sofia en una Aventura por la Selva by Giselle Shardlow.   As I read Sofía en una Aventura por la Selva in Spanish, I pointed out some key wordsRead More →

Spanish Language Summer Program Day 2: Matching Number Games in Spanish

2013-06-28
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Spanish Language Summer Program: Day #2  Note: I used these to learn the numbers in Spanish, but this can well be done in English as well.  For our second day of the Spanish Language Summer Program we learned the numbers in Spanish. I used recycled caps and egg cartons. (IRead More →

Spanish Language Summer Program Day 1: Learning Spanish With Board Games

2013-06-21
In: Spanish Language Summer Program
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Spanish Language Summer Program: Day #1  This summer I really, really wanted to enroll little one in a Spanish language immersion camp, but it wasn’t possible this year.  However, I wanted to keep my son’s “momentum” going. He had just graduated from his Spring Spanish language session, and is soaringRead More →

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Kids DIY Spanish Postcards

August 1, 2014

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.

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