My First Big Book of Bilingual Coloring: Spanish (My First Big Book of Coloring)

Product Information

To practice literacy skills, put the cards in the center of the table. Have your student draw a card and write objects that are the color they chose. One of my favorite activities is to print off two sets of the free color flashcards and use them in a memory games. This activity is perfect for younger children to practice language development and memorization skills to connect the spoken word to the image. Make sure every time you flip over a card, you say the name of what’s on it! Elizabeth Trach teaches Spanish in a public elementary school in Brookline, Massachusetts, where she co-authored the district’s original K-5 Spanish curriculum. In her spare time, she sings in a band and grows her own food. You can read about all her adventures at Port Potager. Why You Should Spend More Than a Day Teaching Colors in Spanish Students make connections to new vocabulary Inject some culture and art history into your color lessons by having students find and print out a painting by a famous Spanish-speaking artist (think Frida Kahlo, Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí).

Your students will find a variety of images with a fun summer theme such as beach scenes, ladybugs, ice cream treats, flip flops and more. Likewise, on long drives, draw a color flashcard from random and have everyone participate by finding that color outside in the target language. This will be a fun way to learn the color names. Related: Spanish numbers 1-30, how to pronounce them and free printable flashcards for kids! SPRING COLOR BY NUMBER IN SPANISH: Color word recognition For a little while, they get permission to feel like little kids again as they practice something that most toddlers who are native Spanish speakers can do effortlessly.Learn about platform shoes, disco, the beginning of Star Wars and more with this 1970s for kids Reader

Furthermore, in these worksheets your children will get extra practice with their Spanish vocabulary as they reveal the hidden pictures. Create a sensory bin using a certain color. Do one color a week or month etc. Add in your color flash cards and other items of that same color. Surely, given the time constraints, a day to pronounce the colors and practice them in class will be enough? Presentational: Students can use the colors in a rehearsed situation. These activities can include making a PowerPoint or poster, giving a memorized (or semi-memorized!) speech, and role playing as part of a scripted activity. Presentational language includes both speaking and writing, and tends to make students nervous if you haven’t created a comfortable learning space.Before diving into Spanish color by numbers, let’s review the basic colors in Spanish. Here are some of the most common colors:

While working on their color by number worksheets, they can identify the color word by browsing through the set of color flashcards. Watch as your child tunes in with learning the different numbers and selects the correct color and colors away on these summer color by numbers in Spanish. Use the flashcards as symbols in this car color learning activityor in this color sorting lego toss.As the teacher, you will reveal a grid that is already colored in (a different color in each numbered box). The student who can see you needs to describe how his or her partner should color in the grid by naming colors and numbers. Our go to is markers, but when we really want to get in the coloring zone, I will whip out the watercolor paints and we will go to town. It creates a fun painting experience for your master artist! They will be so pleased with their gorgeous artwork!