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Colors: Point out objects that
are red, blue, green, orange, or yellow and ask your child for
its Spanish name.
Color printout sheet.
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Animal names: Play charades to
encourage your child to recognize the appropriate animal.
Animal printout sheet
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Rabbit =
conejo
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Panda = oso
panda
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Mouse =
raton
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Elephant =
elefante
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Monkey =
monito
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Lion = leon
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Giraffe =
jirafa
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Snake =
serpiente
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Greetings and
salutations: Practice basic conversation with the
following phrases:
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Good
morning = Buenos dias
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Good night
= Buenos noches
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Hello =
Hola
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Bye = Adios
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What is
your name? = Como te llamas?
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And you? =
Y tu?
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How are
you? = Como estas?
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So so = Asi
asi
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Good = Bien
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Very good =
Muy bien
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Excellent =
Excelente

First Grade-
Activities to
strengthen first grade Spanish skills:
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Opposites:
Infuse your commands and conversation with opposites that your
child has studied. Use the Spanish words instead of their
English equivalent. For example: If you would like
your child to stand up, say "Parate." Other opposite words
we have studied are:
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Big =
grande / small = pequeno
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Open =
abre / close = cierra
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Fast =
rapido / slow = lento
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Stop =
para / go = sigue
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Stand up
= parate / sit down = sientate
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Numbers to 20: Play Bingo!
Click here for printable BINGO supplies.
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Conversational Spanish: Ask
the following questions of your child:
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Do you like [Te gusta
_________?] a certain food or activity.
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Answers should be: Si me gusta _______( Yes,,
I like_______) or No me gusta _____( I don’t like ______).
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Vocabulary: Use
Vocabulary Worksheet 1 and
Vocabulary Worksheet 2 to strengthen your child's Spanish
vocabulary skills. Other words we have studied are:
to dance = bailar, to sleep = dormir, and to paint = pintar.

Second Grade -
Activities to strengthen second grade Spanish skills:

Third Grade -
Activities to
strengthen third grade Spanish skills:
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puerta =
door
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calendario = calendar
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pizarra
= blackboard
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regal =
ruler
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lapiz =
pencil
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libro =
book
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reloj =
clock
|
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borrador
= eraser
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cuaderno
= notebook
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silla =
chair
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mesa =
table
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mapa =
map
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papel =
paper
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tijeras
= scissors
|
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computadora = computer
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bandera
= flag
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maestro
= male teacher
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maestra
= female teacher
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escritorio = desk
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pupitre
= student desk
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tiza =
chalk
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globo =
globe
|
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Vocabulary:
If you have an office at home, see how many items your child can
name in Spanish. Label each item on a sticky note with the
Spanish name.
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Vocabulary:
Make a family tree and ask your child to name the different
relationships in Spanish.
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Colors and Shapes: Play colors
and shapes bingo.
Click here for printable supplies.
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Colors:
Using
Spanish names for colors, ask your child(ren) how many items
of a certain color they can find in one minute. The one with the
most items is the winner. Each child should write the items
down--in Spanish if they can.

Fourth Grade -

Fifth Grade -

Sixth grade -
By
the end of Grade 6, students will demonstrate proficiency in
Spanish grammar , vocabulary and culture by attaining a passing
grade on the Cumulative 6th Grade Benchmark Assessment. |