Tag: toys for one year old

👇🏻When it comes to Spanish decodable books, it’s important to know that they’re not all created equal. Families ask me all the time what books I used when my kids were first starting to learn to read in Spanish. As a Spanish teacher and a homeschooling mom to bilingual kids, I’ve taken it upon myself to thoroughly research and purchase every single Spanish and bilingual decodable book on the market over the last six years. I’m not going to lie, it wasn’t looking good for a while! Initially, most Spanish early reader books I found were just poorly translated versions of the English ones. But then - I found the Spanish Decodable Books from @justrightreader - FINALLY Spanish early readers specifically and thoughtfully designed for Spanish speaking kids. Using the Science of Reading, these books are a serious gem for kids learning to read en español. They aren’t just translated versions of English books, they are written specifically in Spanish for young readers. Each book also has QR codes linking to 2 minute videos with Spanish phonics lessons! I honestly don’t think teaching my kids to read in Spanish this past fall would have been as successful without these decodable books. Their single take-home packs are perfect for homeschooling families and co-ops - and they’re back in stock and better than ever! I’m planning on filling a suitcase with them to bring to Costa Rica for the girls. They’re that good. Comment SPANISH below and I’ll send you the info!

👇🏻Yo tengo…¿quién tiene? COLORES Have you ever played this before? It’s one of my favorites to use in reviewing any new words or concepts. I have a new post with all kinds of helpful ideas for learning and practicing los colores with kids and this free Spanish printable might be my favorite part. Worried about pronunciation? Have no fear! My website is now equipped with Text-to-speech specifically in Spanish - just highlight any Spanish word or phrase you want to hear read out loud, and click the speaker icon that pops up to listen and learn! There are over 20 colors in Spanish on this post for you to learn, I hope this feature helps you feel confident as you teach your kiddos! Comment COLOR below and I’ll send you the info on these free Spanish printable cards 🤩

👇🏻Buy my nature-based Spanish courses with your school funds! I know everyone’s stoked for summer but I’m already planning for next school year 😅 tell me I’m not alone! I’ve been spending the last few weeks working with charter schools and getting approved as a vendor- let me know a specific school and I’ll sign up so you can grab my courses with your school funds 🥰🥰 Currently approved with: •Granite Mountain Charter •South Sutter Charter •Ocean Grove Charter •Sky Mountain Charter •Also an approved vendor for the Utah Fits All Scholarship and pending as a vendor for so many others!! Comment WAHOO below and I’ll send you a letter of request that you can use to send to your school administrator to get my courses listed 🤩 often a parent needs to request it and this letter makes it so easy!

A poem on my mind this Mother’s Day weekend ❤️ If you’re celebrating, mourning, wishing - thinking of you all the same ❤️ -lovely poem by @awilderchild

What two are you picking, and why? 👇🏻 Now we all know there isn’t a magic button to instantly have your child become fluent in Spanish overnight. Teaching our kids Spanish takes time, consistency, and dedication. That doesn’t mean we can’t make it fun though! Comment GUIDE below and I’ll send you my free Spanish resource guide and a link to my Spanish courses for kids to help you feel confident and empowered as you teach your kids Spanish at home 🙌🏻