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

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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 You could place the flashcards face up on a table and see how fast your child can recognize the Spanish colors. Your students will find a variety of images with a fun summer theme such as beach scenes, ladybugs, ice cream treats, flip flops and more. Watch as your child tunes in with learning the different numbers and selects the correct color and colors away on these summer color by numbers in Spanish. This printable worksheet will help teach your children about the different seasons in Spanish as well as the months of the year.

Not only will children work on number activities, but they will also learn some more Spanish vocabulary as they reveal the hidden pictures. This free printable is for personal useand personal classroomuse (to share this resource, please direct others to this post to grab their free copy) Related: The Best Art and Craft Supplies for Preschoolers summer color by number winter activity in Spanish: VocabularyYou can also revisit colors as you begin to teach the ins and outs of noun-adjective agreement in Spanish. Using colors as their first adjectives will make focusing on changing those endings a snap. Read one of these color books in Spanishand have your child grab the correct color flashcard when taking about a specific color. Start by going through the numbers in Spanish. Go through Spanish numbers 1-30. Then go through the numbers in groups of tens, then fives, then twos. One of my favorite activities is to print off two sets of the free color flashcards and use them in a memory games. This activity is perfect for younger children to practice language development and memorization skills to connect the spoken word to the image. Make sure every time you flip over a card, you say the name of what’s on it! 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.

Using these Days of the week in Spanish printable worksheets will help your children in lots of ways. Firstly, your children will learn what the Spanish Days of the week are. Secondly, they will learn how to say the days, as they are spelt phonetically. Thirdly, there is an interesting fact about the origins of each of the words. And finally, this can be used as a cut-and-paste activity to make it more interactive. Phew, that’s a lot! You could also cover up the Spanish words and ask your children to say them out loud to help reinforce what they have learned. Create a sensory bin using a certain color. Do one color a week or month etc. Add in your color flash cards and other items of that same color. Make a teepee, dig for arrowheads, color our printable books and more in this Native Americans for Kids lessonsWe 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. A great way to get students to follow directions using colors is to talk them through a simple art project. You can give directions in Spanish for coloring in a picture and have students follow along with the colors you name. (Bonus points for using flags of Spanish speaking countries for this project!) Have students sit in a circle and pair them up. One partner will choose a persona secreta (secret person) in the circle and describe him or her by naming the colors that person is wearing. The partner will guess the name of the persona secreta based on the clues.