Learn the Days of the Week
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About This Activity
What day is it today? ¿Que día es hoy? One of the best ways to commit something to memory is by writing it down. This activity helps kids learn the days of the week with the help of Sol Solecito.
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1. Print out activity sheet.
2. Using our classic “Sol Solecito”, trace the seven days of the week in English and Spanish.
3. Try your superpower! Use a calendar to learn name of each month and count how many weeks are in a year.
This activity is great for early handwriting practice, exposing kids to new vocabulary and calendar organization.
Many people hold the common misconception that learning a language is difficult, or that you need to have a special “gift” for language. This is not true, and by setting goals and committing to consistent practice, bilingualism is completely attainable for your child.
Writing and speaking in a new language can be challenging, especially for the littlest learners! Make sure to acknowledge and praise your child consistently for their hard work on practicing bilingual vocabulary. For further vocabulary practice, watch the video
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Learn the Days of the Week
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Learn Body Parts with Pin Pon
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About This Activity
How many parts of your body can you name? Pin Pon is here to help you name them all, name each part of his body as you color him in.
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1. Print out activity sheet.
2. Color in each of Pin Pon’s body parts in the worksheet sheet.
3. Try your superpower! Play Simon Says / Simón dice and get silly naming body parts in English and Spanish.
This activity introduces body part vocabulary and encourages oral language development.
It has been shown that bilingual children have better focus and attention span, strengthened by alternating from one language to another, skills otherwise known as “inhibition” and “task switching.”
Writing and speaking in a new language can be challenging, especially for the littlest learners! Make sure to acknowledge and praise your child consistently for their hard work on practicing bilingual vocabulary. Continue practicing body part vocabulary with the Canticos video “Cabeza, hombros, rodillas, pies / Head, Shoulders, Knees & Toes”.
Activity Sheet
Learn Body Parts with Pin Pon
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