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Spring is finally here and it is an amazing time to bring some Spanish learning into your homes! One of the best ways to get your children speaking and engaging with Spanish is to teach them songs or rhymes.
I roughly translated the Spanish poems below to help you all learn but it is definitely a literal translation that lacks the beauty and poetry that we see in Spanish.
Here are some of my favorite Spanish rhymes and poems that I teach my children and my students each spring!
Translation:
Snail, snail
Take your horns out to the sun
Just like your father and mother
have already done.
Translation:
Whitle, whistle little colorful (bird is implied)
Where are you going looking so beautiful?
I’m going to the harvest field
To the true school
Translation:
Spring has come
no one knows how it has been
It has awoken the branch
and the almond tree has flowered
and in the field you can hear
the chirp chirp of the cricket.
Spring has come
and no one knows how it has been.
Translation:
The chicks say
peep, peep, peep
When they are hungry
When they are cold
The hen looks for
corn and wheat
She gives them food
and keeps them warm
Under her two wings
All snuggled up
Until another day
The little chicks sleep
Translation:
We are like the flowers
In the garden of life
We are like the flowers
We need the rain and the sun
Sun, warm me
Moon, lull me to sleep
Breeze, refresh me
Earth, nourish me
Translation:
Rain, rain, go away
Come again another day
(Name of person) wants to play
Rain go away
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