
by Michelle Margaret FajkusFebruary 7, 2021 Homeschooling, Learning Strategies, Spanish for Kids0 comments
How to Use Total Physical Response to Teach Your Child Spanish
Total Physical Response (TPR) is a great tool for teaching basic Spanish vocabulary to beginning learners. What is TPR, exactly? It’s a movement-based technique for teaching new vocabulary or phrases. In fact, the TPR process mimics the way infants learn their native language. To boost language and vocabulary learning, Total Physical Response aims to create a brain link between speech...Read More
20 Spanish Class Memes to Use as Educational Devices
These days, kids of all ages love memes, which means that Spanish class memes are a perfect fit for educational purposes. Best of all, Spanish memes let students have some fun while learning Spanish. They also have a way of inspiring your students to understand what they’re reading so they can enjoy a laugh. In the list below, I’ve compiled a list of 20 Spanish class memes I...Read More
7 Themes for Vocabulary Activities in Spanish for Preschool Kids
Are you planning vocabulary activities in Spanish as a Spanish teacher or homeschooling parent? When vocabulary is introduced by subject or theme, it will stay with your preschooler longer. This is because contextual learning allows students to make personal connections to new information by associating it with their experiences. Thematic teaching is better than having your...Read More
Spanish Kid’s Books about Friendship and Trust
Spanish kid’s books about friendship are a wonderful way to immerse your child in the lyrical Spanish language while providing entertaining and heartfelt stories worthy of discussion. To empower your home library, I’ve collected a list of exceptional Spanish stories that will be perfect for your family. Each of the stories on this list conveys the beauty and power of amistad...Read More
10 Kids Songs About Body Parts in Spanish
What were your favorite kids songs growing up? Which songs taught you something new? Kids are constantly learning, and kids songs are a wonderful learning tool for kids and parents alike. Learning language through kids songs is a way to have fun, practice your skills, and even dance a little. When it comes to finding the perfect songs, it’s all about music and lyrics. Knowing...Read More
10 Engaging Spanish Magazines for Kids
Whether you’re determined to broaden the literary expanse of your Spanish homeschool or you’re looking for new ways to encourage your bilingual kids to read more, Spanish magazines for children are a fun and engaging way to immerse your little ones in the language. From educational magazines and news outlets to bilingual cookbooks and science subscriptions, you can find inspiring,...Read More
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
by Michelle Margaret FajkusNovember 29, 2020 Hispanic Culture, HSA News and Reviews, Learning Strategies, Spanish for Kids0 comments
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
by Luis F. DominguezOctober 15, 2020 Homeschooling, Reading Practice in Spanish, Spanish for Kids0 comments
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
