My First Big Book of Bilingual Coloring: Spanish (My First Big Book of Coloring)

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Start with working with one worksheet at a time and together as a group go through and identify the different Spanish numbers on the sheet. Go around the room and encourage the students to keep conversations and practice all in Spanish to get the minority language flowing.

Help children learn about the great country of the United States with these free printables and resources: Learn about platform shoes, disco, the beginning of Star Wars and more with this 1970s for kids Reader You can review it with your students beforehand. For more help, you can hang or put them near your students as a guide when completing these color by number worksheets in Spanish. As students learn the names for more classroom materials, you can also add cutting and folding into the mix for more complex art projects. Teaching Spanish Colors in the Presentational Mode As the teacher, you will reveal a grid that is already colored in (a different color in each numbered box). The student who can see you needs to describe how his or her partner should color in the grid by naming colors and numbers.

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We will make westward expansion for kids come alive for kids as they learn facts about the time period from about 1783-1898. In addition to learning about the Oregon trail, pony express, gold rush, transcontinental railroad, students will also learn to match animal trails, map the united states, and learn about North American animals too. For a little while, they get permission to feel like little kids again as they practice something that most toddlers who are native Spanish speakers can do effortlessly. Pair this activity with my beach flashcards in Spanish and once your children have revealed the picture, have them say in Spanish what is in the picture? Is it la sombrilla del sol, el castillo de arena o es un helado rico? Pair this activity with the Spring flashcards in Spanish and once your child has revealed the picture, have them say in Spanish what is in the picture? Is the picture lluvia, una paraguas, o son unas flores? Using these days of the week in Spanish printable worksheets will be a fantastic addition to your Spanish lessons, or could be used at home as well if you are home learning. Are there any more Spanish resources I could use?

Ready for a fun game? This easy Spanish Greetings Fortune Teller Activity will have your class cut out and fold fortune-tellers before challenging each other. They need to say the Spanish equivalents to the English greetings. Hang them around the room and have half the class stroll the room to enjoy the art while the other half acts as a docent who describes the use of color in the paintings. Switch roles at the halfway point so everyone gets a chance to explore the artwork. Teaching Spanish Colors in the Interpersonal ModeNow that your students have confidence in following directions using color words, it’s time to get them talking. Have them do short presentations to show off their new skills. (Pro tip: Doing mini-presentations in small groups saves valuable class time and takes the pressure off of nervous students.) Before diving into Spanish color by numbers, let’s review the basic colors in Spanish. Here are some of the most common colors: Furthermore, in these worksheets your children will get extra practice with their Spanish vocabulary as they reveal the hidden pictures. Inject some culture and art history into your color lessons by having students find and print out a painting by a famous Spanish-speaking artist (think Frida Kahlo, Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí). Watch as through each different art supply, your children use a different muscle in their little hands. SPRINGCOLOR BY NUMBER IN SPANISH: VOCABULARY

Here are some useful phrases and vocabulary that you can use while doing a color by numbers activity in Spanish:

Print out multiple sets of these Spanish color flashcards and work on sequences and patterns with your preschoolers! You could use this informative PowerPoint presentation to teach your class all about the food, culture and history of Spain. Some people think that coloring is a waste of time when learning and language and that it does nothing to help a child’s development. However, research has shown that coloring has many benefits, especially for children, like improving concentration, motor skills and creativity.