Course Overview

Objective: To introduce children to the Spanish language in a fun and interactive way, focusing on basic vocabulary, simple phrases, and essential grammar concepts.

Age Group: Adaptable for various age ranges (e.g., 3-6 years, 7-10 years, 11-14 years).

Duration: 10-12 weeks, with one or two classes per week.

Materials Needed:

• Flashcards
• Picture books
• Interactive games and songs
• Simple crafts
• Digital resources (apps, videos)

Weekly Outline

Week 1: Introduction to Spanish

• Theme: Greetings and Introductions
• Vocabulary: Hola (Hello), Adiós (Goodbye), Por favor (Please), Gracias (Thank you)
• Activities: Greeting songs, simple dialogues, role-playing

Week 2: Numbers and Colors

• Theme: Numbers 1-10 and basic colors
• Vocabulary: Uno (1), Dos (2), Rojo (Red), Azul (Blue), Verde (Green)
• Activities: Counting games, color matching, coloring sheets

Week 3: Family and Friends

• Theme: Family members and friends
• Vocabulary: Mamá (Mom), Papá (Dad), Hermano (Brother), Amigo (Friend)
• Activities: Family tree craft, simple sentences about family

Week 4: Animals and Nature

• Theme: Common animals and nature vocabulary
• Vocabulary: Perro (Dog), Gato (Cat), Árbol (Tree), Flor (Flower)
• Activities: Animal songs, nature scavenger hunt, animal masks

Week 5: Food and Drink

• Theme: Favorite foods and drinks
• Vocabulary: Manzana (Apple), Pan (Bread), Jugo (Juice), Leche (Milk)
• Activities: Cooking activity (making a simple recipe), food-themed games

Week 6: Body Parts and Clothing

• Theme: Basic body parts and clothing items
• Vocabulary: Cabeza (Head), Mano (Hand), Camisa (Shirt), Zapatos (Shoes)
• Activities: Body part song, dress-up game, drawing and labeling

Week 7: Daily Activities

• Theme: Routine activities and time of day
• Vocabulary: Despertar (Wake up), Comer (Eat), Jugar (Play), Noche (Night)
• Activities: Daily routine chart, time-related games

Week 8: Travel and Places

• Theme: Common places and transportation
• Vocabulary: Escuela (School), Parque (Park), Autobús (Bus), Avión (Plane)
• Activities: Map activity, transportation role-play

Week 9: Emotions and Feelings

• Theme: Expressing emotions
• Vocabulary: Feliz (Happy), Triste (Sad), Enojado (Angry), Cansado (Tired)
• Activities: Emotion charades, feeling faces craft

Week 10: Review and Celebration

• Theme: Review of key vocabulary and phrases
• Activities: Games, songs, and a small presentation or performance to showcase what they’ve learned

Teaching Tips:

1. Interactive Learning: Use songs, games, and hands-on activities to keep children engaged.
2. Visual Aids: Incorporate lots of visuals—flashcards, pictures, and charts.
3. Repetition: Regularly review previously learned material to reinforce knowledge.
4. Encouragement: Celebrate progress and make learning enjoyable to build confidence.

Additional Resources:

• Apps: Duolingo Kids, Gus on the Go
• Websites: Spanish Playground, Rockalingua
• Books: “First 100 Words in Spanish” by Roger Priddy, “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?” in Spanish

This structure can be adapted based on the age and proficiency level of the children, and you can add or modify activities as needed. ¡Buena suerte!

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Course Overview

Objective: To introduce children to the Spanish language in a fun and interactive way, focusing on basic vocabulary, simple phrases, and essential grammar concepts.

Age Group: Adaptable for various age ranges (e.g., 3-6 years, 7-10 years, 11-14 years).

Duration: 10-12 weeks, with one or two classes per week.

Materials Needed:

• Flashcards
• Picture books
• Interactive games and songs
• Simple crafts
• Digital resources (apps, videos)

Weekly Outline

Week 1: Introduction to Spanish

• Theme: Greetings and Introductions
• Vocabulary: Hola (Hello), Adiós (Goodbye), Por favor (Please), Gracias (Thank you)
• Activities: Greeting songs, simple dialogues, role-playing

Week 2: Numbers and Colors

• Theme: Numbers 1-10 and basic colors
• Vocabulary: Uno (1), Dos (2), Rojo (Red), Azul (Blue), Verde (Green)
• Activities: Counting games, color matching, coloring sheets

Week 3: Family and Friends

• Theme: Family members and friends
• Vocabulary: Mamá (Mom), Papá (Dad), Hermano (Brother), Amigo (Friend)
• Activities: Family tree craft, simple sentences about family

Week 4: Animals and Nature

• Theme: Common animals and nature vocabulary
• Vocabulary: Perro (Dog), Gato (Cat), Árbol (Tree), Flor (Flower)
• Activities: Animal songs, nature scavenger hunt, animal masks

Week 5: Food and Drink

• Theme: Favorite foods and drinks
• Vocabulary: Manzana (Apple), Pan (Bread), Jugo (Juice), Leche (Milk)
• Activities: Cooking activity (making a simple recipe), food-themed games

Week 6: Body Parts and Clothing

• Theme: Basic body parts and clothing items
• Vocabulary: Cabeza (Head), Mano (Hand), Camisa (Shirt), Zapatos (Shoes)
• Activities: Body part song, dress-up game, drawing and labeling

Week 7: Daily Activities

• Theme: Routine activities and time of day
• Vocabulary: Despertar (Wake up), Comer (Eat), Jugar (Play), Noche (Night)
• Activities: Daily routine chart, time-related games

Week 8: Travel and Places

• Theme: Common places and transportation
• Vocabulary: Escuela (School), Parque (Park), Autobús (Bus), Avión (Plane)
• Activities: Map activity, transportation role-play

Week 9: Emotions and Feelings

• Theme: Expressing emotions
• Vocabulary: Feliz (Happy), Triste (Sad), Enojado (Angry), Cansado (Tired)
• Activities: Emotion charades, feeling faces craft

Week 10: Review and Celebration

• Theme: Review of key vocabulary and phrases
• Activities: Games, songs, and a small presentation or performance to showcase what they’ve learned

Teaching Tips:

1. Interactive Learning: Use songs, games, and hands-on activities to keep children engaged.
2. Visual Aids: Incorporate lots of visuals—flashcards, pictures, and charts.
3. Repetition: Regularly review previously learned material to reinforce knowledge.
4. Encouragement: Celebrate progress and make learning enjoyable to build confidence.

Additional Resources:

• Apps: Duolingo Kids, Gus on the Go
• Websites: Spanish Playground, Rockalingua
• Books: “First 100 Words in Spanish” by Roger Priddy, “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?” in Spanish

This structure can be adapted based on the age and proficiency level of the children, and you can add or modify activities as needed. ¡Buena suerte!