This is a short lesson plan for introducing preschoolers and Kindergartners to the Day of the Dead, using a mixture of Spanish & English language resources. Links to free online resources (music & printables) are included.

This memory match game is designed to be printed on Avery Business Card 5371 paper or plain cardstock and includes one PDF file. Each card contains both the Spanish months & seasons vocabulary. The object of the game is to match the month to its proper season. As the students turn over the cards they should name the month and season that they picked. If the two match up, they keep the card. The player with the most pairs wins. The title cards at the end of the document, can be glued to the backs of the month/season cards to make them sturdier (laminating is also recommended).

This is a calendar that can be used with the Months & Seasons Memory Match Game & Worksheet to reinforce the days of the week & months of the year. The images are carried throughout all three resources to provide a visual reminder of each month. Laminated, it can be used from year to year in class, but I also provide a digital copy for parents to print and use at home.

This is a worksheet that can be used with the Months & Seasons Memory Match Game & Calendar to assess the days of the week & months of the year. The images are carried throughout all three resources to provide a visual reminder of each month.

This chart of the Seasons can be used with the Seasons & Months Memory Match Game cards. Have the students chose month cards to fill in the chart, putting each month in the correct season. They can play in teams or one-on-one. It can also be used for non-written assessment with students working independently.

The cards can be printed on Avery 5371 Business Cards or plain card stock paper. Each card contains either a Spanish or English day of the week. Students must match the Spanish day to the English Day. The cards contain images of chalkboards & houses to reinforce which days are weekdays and weekends. They can be used with the Days of the Week Flashcards & Wheel.

This abridged and simplified story can be printed out or projected. Key words are highlighted for doing actions with the students. Yes/No questions are included to assess comprehension.

Use these cards to have students answer questions of all sorts and assess what each student understands. Every student gets a card so they can all answer the question at once. Even the most reluctant students can answer with no pressure.

Counting worksheet to accompany "Comptons d'1 à 20" ebook. Students count the images and write the number in French.

Counting worksheet to accompany "Contemos del 1 al 20" ebook. Students count the images and write the number in Spanish.

Counting worksheet to accompany "Contemos del 1 al 20" ebook. Students count the images and write the number in Spanish

Counting worksheet to accompany "Comptons d'1 à 20" ebook. Students count the images and write the number in French.

This memory match game is designed to be printed on Avery Business Card 5371 paper or plain cardstock and includes one PDF file. The object of the game is to match the month to its proper season. As the students turn over the cards they should name the month and season that they picked. If the two match up, they keep the card. The player with the most pairs wins. The title cards at the end of the document, can be glued to the backs of the month/season cards to make them sturdier (laminating is also recommended).

This memory match game is designed to be printed on Avery Business Card 5371 Paper or plain cardstock and includes one PDF file. Each card contains the French months and seasons vocabulary. The object of the game is to match the month to its proper season. As the students turn over the cards they should name the month and season that they picked. If the two match up, they keep the card. The player with the most pairs wins. The title cards at the end of the document, can be glued to the backs of the month/season cards to make them sturdier (laminating is also recommended).

This chart of the Seasons can be used with the Seasons & Months Memory Match Game cards. Have the students chose month cards to fill in the chart, putting each month in the correct season. They can play in teams or one-on-one. It can also be used for non-written assessment with students working independently.

This chart of the Seasons can be used with the Seasons & Months Memory Match Game cards. Have the students chose month cards to fill in the chart, putting each month in the correct season. They can play in teams or one-on-one. It can also be used for non-written assessment with students working independently.

This memory match game is designed to be printed on Avery Business Card 5371 Paper or plain cardstock and includes one PDF file. Each card contains both the French and Spanish vocabulary. The object of the game is to match the month to its proper season. As the students turn over the cards they should name the month and season that they picked. If the two match up, they keep the card. The player with the most pairs wins. The title cards at the end of the document, can be glued to the backs of the month/season cards to make them sturdier (laminating is also recommended).

The cards can be printed on Avery 5371 Business Cards or plain card stock paper. Each card contains either a French, Spanish, or English day of the week. Students must match the Spanish day to the English Day. The cards contain images of chalkboards & houses to reinforce which days are weekdays and weekends. They can be used with the Days of the Week Flashcards & Wheel.

Your students will each create a family album. There are singular and plural options for different family members, so students can choose to include an individual photo on each page (2 sisters, print a sister page for each) or print one plural page and attach a group photo. The first page is a cover, which can be folded in half to encompass the other pages. The individual pages should be cut in half and inserted between the cover before stapling along the folded edge. For this lesson, I work in small groups and break it up across 2 lessons (lessons are 15-20 minutes and my students are 4 and 5 year olds). I name the family member in French, “ton oncle,” and ask one child to tell me who that would be in English. Then, the children find their uncle(s) if they have any. I then name a color in French for them to color in the word “oncle.” Finally, to practice writing there is a line for them to write the relative’s name (or for parents to fill it in later for younger students), and a box to paste in a photo or draw a picture.