Because we love singing and playing, we have been learning Spanish by doing those things! This week, kindergarteners have been learning more about our well-known friend Mateo’s routines. He explained how he wakes up, goes to school, and what time he goes to sleep - just like us! We also learned a new song called Báte, Báte Chocoláte - we sang, danced, and learned about the yummy chocolate we eat including where it comes from and its process to become a finished product.
Second graders sang and danced to the Rosalia song “Yo por ti, tu por mi,” in which students learned some articles and possessive pronouns in first and second person singular. They also learned where the Spanish language comes from, including that its parent language is Latin, which it shares as a parent language with Portuguese, French, and Italian. We also practiced our Spanish song in order to be Winter Concert stars!
Second graders sang and danced to the Rosalia song “Yo por ti, tu por mi,” in which students learned some articles and possessive pronouns in first and second person singular. They also learned where the Spanish language comes from, including that its parent language is Latin, which it shares as a parent language with Portuguese, French, and Italian. We also practiced our Spanish song in order to be Winter Concert stars!