Kids’ Christmas Stories: Spanish Reading Comprehension Practice
It’s December 25th! Today is a time for good food, family, and stories. For bilingual families, the best way to celebrate it is by including some holiday-themed stories in Spanish. Let’s practice our Spanish reading comprehension by learning some new words and using present tense verbs. In addition to heart-warming stories below, I recommend you read our other Spanish reading...Read More
Are You Looking for Online Spanish Classes in Guatemala?
Online Spanish classes in Guatemala offer a variety of perks. They are flexible enough to start at your level and gradually carry you all the way to fluency, empowering you to choose the time and frequency that suits your family’s needs. They’re budget friendly and offer a clear Guatemalan accent to assist in comprehension. And when it comes to Homeschool Spanish Academy’s...Read More
Learn Spanish Online with These 15 Spanish Children’s Books
If you want your children to learn Spanish, it’s important to keep a balanced approach of different tools and techniques. Depending on their age, kids can learn a new language through games, flashcards, audio, videos, and books. For kids, learning to read is like discovering a whole new world. A universe of possibilities opens up for them. Learning to read in another language gives...Read More
15 Incredible Mexican Movies for Kids Who Love Family Movie Night
If you are like me, you’ve watched every mainstream movie for kids available on every streaming platform. That’s life for a father of two girls between 4 and 6 years old. But sometimes you get tired of the same plots and script formulas, and you’d like to watch something different and refreshing. That’s when watching Mexican movies for kids becomes a great idea. Not only are they...Read More
10 Spanish Alphabet Songs for Kids Who Love to Dance
It can be tough to get your preschooler or kindergartener focused long enough to learn their letters in English, let alone a foreign language like Spanish. If you want to help your child learn the Spanish letters, why not turn learning time into a fun singing and dancing session? With the following choices, your child will be singing and dancing to the Spanish alphabet songs in no time! 10...Read More
Beyond the Nursery: Spanish Rhymes for Kids Who Love to Learn
As a child, I always thought my parents did a great job of teaching me Spanish rhymes that filled my friends and I with excitement. In addition to that, my school taught me English nursery rhymes, and this opened my world and made me feel amazing for knowing two languages!Most of us grew up learning new songs and nursery rhymes during our childhood and the thought of it brings back happy...Read More
Spanish Weather Forecast: Scripts and Lessons for Your Students
From the perfect icebreaker to the start of most small talk conversations, the weather is an international resource to avoid uncomfortable silences and awkward situations. Of course, talking about the weather is important in itself, too. When you are learning a new language, the subject grows in importance. Now, you really need to know what that guy on the TV is actually saying, in...Read More
10 Amazing Activities to Teach Your Toddler Spanish
Have you been wondering how to start introducing Spanish to your toddler? Whether you’re a native Spanish speaker, speak some Spanish, or don’t know any Spanish yet at all, you can start having fun with Spanish at home with your preschoolers. Toddlers love to read, sing, dance, play, create, and learn, so why not incorporate these aspects into your Spanish learning activities? Here...Read More
Spanish Classes for Kids: An Interview with a Long-time Student
Our team at Homeschool Spanish Academy decided to interview one of our long-time Spanish students to give our readers like you an up close and personal look at what it’s like to take Spanish classes for kids! Our student, who will go by KJ in her interview, is currently in high school and has been earning Spanish high school credit with our high school Spanish program. Let’s...Read More