Spanish

Hola familias de Lowell,

We hope you are all doing well! Fall is here and we are excited to see how much Spanish are students already learning! Moving to our new beautiful school, we have been practicing new routines and procedures. Señora Quesada has been thrilled getting the students acquainted to her new Spanish classroom! We have also started Unit 1 about classroom materials across all grades.

We look forward to continue learning and practicing Spanish with your child(ren)!

Gracias,

Señora Quesada & Señora Mitchell

Click on the blue words, they will take you to the video or activity.

1. Watch this video and sing along: Colores

2. listen to this video "Utiles escolares" and repeat words you know.

3. Take a movement break and move along with this song: Globos.

4. Watch "10 manzanas sobre mi cabeza", and practice counting all the apples.

1. Scavenger Hunt: find 5 objects that we use at school.
   

2. Watch this video and sing along: Utiles escolares.

3. Take a movement break and move along with this brain break song

4. Practice with a family member los colores.

5. Watch this video and repeat: Grandes, Medianos y Pequeños.

1. Listen to the following song and repeat words you know : Mi mochila roja

2. Watch this video and sing along: Utiles escolares.

3. Take a movement break and dance along: Estatuas musicales

4. Scavenger Hunt: find 5 objects that we use at school.

1. Read out loud the survival phrases in this slide

2.Listen and sing along the song ¿Dónde Está Mi Mochila?"

3.Take a movement break and dance along with Basho and Friends in this song "Baila con tu cuerpo"

4. Scavenger Hunt: find 8 objects that we use at school.

1. Sing along this song about the weather and practice saying what is the weather like for today.

2. Listen this song called "En el salón hay" and repeat words you know.

3. Practice Los meses del año with the help of this song.

4. Watch this video and practice "Tamanos".

1. have fun finding how many class materials can you find at home. scavenger hunt

2. sing along ¿Dónde está mi mochila?.

3. Read out loud the survival phrases in this slide.

What a great opportunity! Visit Wilbooks to enjoy some free, online books in Spanish.

Happy reading!

We celebrate hispanic culture! The Spanish classroom entrance is decorated with Mexican mirrors made by students as a culmination of the Hispanic Heritage month.

Students in first grade coloring Mexican mirrors and practicing classroom materials in Spanish

My email: sandra.quesada@watertown.k12.ma.us

My email: johanna.mitchell@watertown.k12.ma.us