Links Plus

There are many web sites that you can access to support your child's learning
at home. I have listed just a few....but enjoy searching for new sites
together that offer words and phrases in Spanish.


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LITERACY CENTER

Audio links and bold graphics provide children with practice to learn colors, numbers, the alphabet, and shapes in Spanish, German, or French. Note that the colors purple and orange will be different than what your child learned in class because of regional variations of use.

 

 

SPANISH FLASHCARDS

I am delighted to present this site. It is in the midst of being entirely reworked and contains excellent photographs along with the voice of a native speaker. I recommend the categories of "Basic Vocabulary" in red letters --animals, weather, colors, and body parts -- as well as the numbers from 1-30 on the left. These sections complement any basic FLES curriculum. Don't miss practicing your numbers with the number-eating monster!

 

COUNTING IN SPANISH ?

http://www.une.edu.ve/kids/aprendo_numeros.htm

Hear the numbers recited individually by a native speaker, along with hearing the name of the object, too.  First, say the number (and object) after the speaker. Then, try to beat the speaker before she says the number that you point your mouse to. Finally, point your mouse and learn the numbers out of order.

 

 

TRANSLATOR ALLIGATOR

Learn and practice Spanish words and spelling. Scores are kept with four levels of skill and seven categories of vocabulary. There are minor errors in spelling that don't really interfere with the overall

intent of the site. After you have mastered the words here, see "Language to Language" listed

below for more quizzes.

 

JOSÉ-LUIS OROZCO

http://www.joseluisorozco.com

This musician is an outstanding source of traditional Mexican songs. Children of all ages react positively to his songs, chants, and rhymes. His clear singing voice makes them easy to learn. Songbooks with lyrics (found below each title) and music are available to accompany each CD. I highly recommend Señor Orozco's music as an excellent first step in learning Spanish.

 

 

MY WORLD BOOK OF NUMBERS

http://www.bry-backmanor.org/actpag111.html

Here are printable books of numbers around the world for students to cut, color, and staple. Numbers one to ten are written in Spanish, French, Swahili, Japanese, Swedish, and English.

 

SPANISH CONCENTRATION GAME

http://cdn.channel.aol.com/_media/ch_games/concentration.swf

This link is for an animal concentration game in Spanish.

 

ELEMENTARY SPANISH: OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

http://www.learnalanguage.org/elemspan/

Listen to lots of excellent sound files to learn or review vocabulary and common phrases. Play games and take fun quizzes. The categories include the alphabet, commands, greetings, objects, numbers, colores, clothing, directions, family, describing words, the body, weather, days and months, birthdays, transportation, and food and drink.

 

CHARTIERS VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT ELEMENTARY FOREIGN LANGUAGE

http://staff.cvsd.net/spanish/

A super site! Start with kindergarten and go through fifth grade to learn vocabulary and phrases in Spanish from a native speaker. If you are studying Spanish right now, you will find many things you already know. :) This site is also useful for children just starting language learning. Students in this lucky district study Spanish for twenty minutes everyday through fifth grade! ¡Bravo!

 

MI CARA EN ESPAÑOL / MY FACE IN SPANISH

http://www.apples4theteacher.com/mi-cara.html

Drag and drop the parts of the child's face while you hear their names in Spanish. Adriana of Costa Rica is the voice you will hear.

 

COUNT BACKWARDS IN SPANISH OR POLISH

http://www.apples4theteacher.com/dot2dotspanish.html

http://www.apples4theteacher.com/dot2dotpolish.html

Begin with number twenty and count backwards with your mouse to get a surprise at the end. Luis of Costa Rica is the voice you will hear in Spanish.

 

AN ANIMAL ALPHABET

http://www.apples4theteacher.com/alfabetoenespanol.html

Click on any letter of the Spanish alphabet on the chalkboard and hear its name. Then click on the eraser to see the name of several pets spelled out and their names. Click on the eraser five times to see the five pets.

 

COSTA RICAN FLAG CONNECT-THE-DOTS

http://www.apples4theteacher.com/costa-rica-dot2dot.html

Trace a line with your mouse from one to twenty. Then you will see the beautiful flag of Costa Rica and hear the national anthem of Costa Rica: Noble patria, tu hermosa bandera (Noble Fatherland, Your Beautiful Flag). You will again hear Luis from Costa Rica.

 

LANGUAGE GUIDE

http://www.languageguide.org/

Native speakers teach you words and phrases with illustrations from Spanish, French, German, Russian, Japanese, Arabic, Hebrew, Mandarin Chinese.

 

OPPOSITES IN SPANISH, FRENCH, AND KOREAN

http://funschool.kaboose.com/fun-blaster/games/game_spanish_opposites.html

 

 
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