Tag: learning to read in Spanish

Spanish word wheels for kids learning to read and write in Spanish 🤩 I used these as a teacher for kids in English and just remembered their existence the other day! I couldn’t find any in Spanish so I decided to make my own. You know they’re good when your kids ASK to use something for homeschool lessons 🤩 These Spanish word wheels are a *free bonus* in the additional resources of my Reading Con mi Familia early Spanish phonics workbook! This PDF printable phonics workbook is the ONLY fully bilingual workbook of its kind - working both to help families learning Spanish and also families who are already bilingual as they teach their kids to read in Spanish. It’s 200+ pages and the printable nature makes it perfect for homeschooling families with multiple children, coops, and teachers. Other free bonuses that come with the workbook include Spanish word blending cards, printable decodable books, alphabet matching cards - and these fancy new Spanish word wheels! The best part when you buy my courses is you get free lifetime updates - so as I add more value in the future, you have instant access. Comment PHONICS or SPANISH or WORKBOOK and I’ll send you more info 🥰🙌🏻 *If you already own Reading Con mi Familia - login to your course dashboard and under additional resources, you’ll see this at the top!

The journey begins 🤩 Granted he was saying mamá AND his big sister’s name first but both of those are Spanish words too. Más is his first real word he can respond with though and it is just 🥹🥹🥹 Our whole family moves to Costa Rica in 110 days 😱😱 and I am so excited to watch this baby boy and his big sisters really immersed en español - it will take some of the weight of my shoulders for sure. Who else has been the main source of Spanish for their kids? It’s exhausting! But so so worth it for moments like these 🙌🏻

Spanish nursery rhymes are such an amazing way to teach new vocabulary and complex sentence structures in a fun way! If you want to see the lyrics for these five and learn even more comment RHYME or RIMA and I’ll send you a link to even more you can learn at home! What are your favorites to teach your kids? Mine are obsessed with Pin Pon right now and it’s constantly stuck in my head 😵‍💫🫠🤩

👇🏻Special Earth Day Savings on my Spanish Courses! Cuentos Conmigo is the THIRD Spanish course and curriculum I’ve created over the last four years and it holds a special place in my heart because it is a direct reflection of the routine I’ve followed to raise and teach my own bilingual children in the early years. My goal was to make it as cute as all the English versions of early years curriculum - printable puppets, fun stories, poetry and songs, crafts, recipes, nature - it’s got it all! Best of all I wrote it specifically with bilingual families in mind - that’s not to say you have to be fluent to enjoy it! But it does come with a bilingual version for Spanish learners, and a full Spanish edition for families that already speak Spanish 🙌🏻 FINALLY y’all. We have something just for us. This goes beyond the basics, no lessons on colors or numbers here and no boring worksheets either, Cuentos Conmigo focuses on bringing Spanish into your every day adventures. The spring version is live today! Comment: HOMESCHOOLING or BILINGUAL or CUENTOS and I’ll send you info and a special code to save on your purchase to celebrate Earth Day! Looking for something for beginners with young children? Con mi Familia is my Spanish course designed just for families learning side by side with their little ones! It’s play based and an amazing way to learn the basics alongside your kids! Need something for teens or older kids? Spanish in the Wild is the only bilingual nature study of its kind! Written specifically as a fun and hands-on way for older kids to learn Spanish 🙌🏻🙌🏻 Happy Earth Day 🥰