Friday, February 8th, 2013
Valentine’s Day in Brazil is in June, so I usually do the regular Valentine’s Celebrations in February and again in the Portuguese classes in June! In Brazil Valentin’s Day, Dia dos namorados is a celebration for lovers, couples only, no friendship, just love.
My favorite Bilingual Books:
Be Mine – Brenda Ponnay
Primer Dia de San Valentin de Clifford
Dora Quiere Mucho a Boots
El Primer Beso de Froggy
Feliz Dia de La Amistad, Gus
We are making Butterflies with candy:
- We are teaching love, hugs, kisses, smile as vocabulary and they will see the pic behind a hear and have to say what it is in Spanish or Portuguese.
- The more advanced students will receive a blank cardstock and make pics for the front and write simple sentences inside, I will be posting later pics of what they did!
Wanted to share this link from Mommy Maestra for Valentine’s Cards:
http://www.mommymaestra.com/2012/02/bilingual-valentines-day-cards-for.html
- I will also use a heart shaped basket and they would throw colored hearts in it to review colors!
- We will be making a love tree and placing shapes on the tree which is pink and we call it árbol del amor, Árvore de Amor.
Feliz Dia de San Valentin! Happy Valentine’s Day! Feliz Dia dos Namorados!
Claudia Krusch
Director
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Thursday, October 27th, 2011
Dear Readers,
Many parents ask me, is there Halloween in Spanish, well the majority of Spanish speaking countries do not have Halloween as it known in the US. They have Dia de Los Muertos which is a party and celebration to pay respects to the dead and celebrate death!
Spanish and Foreign Language teachers translate materials this time of the year to bring a little bit of Halloween to their classes!
I decided to share some of the words we used this week and let you know we have sets of flashcards and worksheets available for purchase on the website.
Spanish
Bruja – witch
Calabaza – pumpkin
Calavera- Esqueleton
Murcielago – bat
Fantasma – ghost
Bruxa – witch
abobora – pumpkin
Caveira- Esqueleton
Morcego – bat
Fantasma – ghost
Suggestion on activities: bring real pumpkins, place on the floor and tell the children they will go pumpkin picking and they need to count the pumpkins. They can paint pumpkins and tell the colors. You can use our memory cards to play memory game or throw mini pumpkin erasers on cards on the floor and say the word where they fall. We bought large pumpkins and they had to throw balls on pumpkins and say the color before they hit the pumpkins.
Videos on youtube, like Halloween para peques and others.
Happy Halloween – Feliz Dia de Las Brujas, Feliz Dia das bruxas
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