Please remember that this schedule is flexible. If your kids need to do less in a day or want to do more, please feel free toadjust. Go at the pace that works for you and your kids. Review as much as needed.

Day 1 Day 41. Practice the Spanish alphabet. 1. Greet each other.2. Introduce greetings, farewells, 2. Complete the Numbers lesson.and introductions.

Day 2 Day 51. Greet each other. 1. Greet each other. 2. Review Spanish alphabet. 2. Review numbers. 3. Complete the Colors lesson. 3. Complete the Body Parts lesson.

Day 3 . Day 61. Greet each other. 1. Greet each other.2. Review colors and alphabet if needed. 2. Review numbers.3. Start the Numbers lesson. 3. Review body parts.

4. Introduce the calendar. .

TipYou can review previous vocabulary with TPR, bingo, a video, Simón dice (for body parts), Memory, and/or Flyswatter. There are lots of videos on YouTube for colors, numbers, greetings, body parts, and the calendar. Check out these videos by Basho and Friends.

Please remember that this schedule is flexible. If your kids need to do less in a day or want to do more, please feel free toadjust. Go at the pace that works for you and your kids. Review as much as needed.

Day 1 Day 41. Practice the Spanish alphabet. 1. Greet each other.2. Introduce greetings, farewells, 2. Complete the Numbers lesson.and introductions.

Day 2 Day 51. Greet each other. 1. Greet each other. 2. Review Spanish alphabet. 2. Review numbers. 3. Complete the Colors lesson. 3. Complete the Body Parts lesson.

Day 3 . Day 61. Greet each other. 1. Greet each other.2. Review colors and alphabet if needed. 2. Review numbers.3. Start the Numbers lesson. 3. Review body parts.

4. Introduce the calendar. .

TipYou can review previous vocabulary with TPR, bingo, a video, Simón dice (for body parts), Memory, and/or Flyswatter. There are lots of videos on YouTube for colors, numbers, greetings, body parts, and the calendar. Check out these videos by Basho and Friends.

There are lots of videos on YouTube of the Spanish alphabet. I’ve included links to a few to give kids a variety. This is a good way for kids to hear how to pronounce the letters.

In this video, someone says each letter:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yZg9Atq4CM

In these videos, the alphabet is sung. The first is a little fast but would be fun to watch and sing with after practicing the other videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7R-QkOXgcUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MJbHmgaeDM

This has a marching beat with the alphabet:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpwbOz4eI4A

Feel free to find more videos and show those; a different video each day to review the alphabet could help keep kids interested.

There are lots of videos on YouTube of the Spanish alphabet. I’ve included links to a few to give kids a variety. This is a good way for kids to hear how to pronounce the letters.

In this video, someone says each letter:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yZg9Atq4CM

In these videos, the alphabet is sung. The first is a little fast but would be fun to watch and sing with after practicing the other videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7R-QkOXgcUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MJbHmgaeDM

This has a marching beat with the alphabet:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpwbOz4eI4A

Feel free to find more videos and show those; a different video each day to review the alphabet could help keep kids interested.

VideosShow these videos for kids to hear the greetings sung in Spanish and English:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iJfyD_tuf4https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tK0vp8LlDiM

This video has the greetings and introductions.

TipsWhen I look up ASL signs, I enter the phrase I want and ASL. I then look for any links to the website Lifeprint.com and click on those. Dr. William Vicars has created an amazing site for ASL students, and I find the signs very helpful to increase movement in class. For example, to find out how to sign “good morning”, I entered “good morning asl” into google. I then saw this link for Lifeprint. At the bottom of the page is an explanation with pictures on how to say “good morning” in ASL.

After practicing the vocabulary with a little ASL and watching the videos, the best way to learn the greetings and introductions is to use them each day. Greet your kids at the beginning of the lesson with the appropriate greeting for the time of day. Then ask them ¿Cómo estás? and ¿Cómo te llamas?.

Try to use the greetings and farewells whenever possible (and in context) during the day.

VideosShow these videos for kids to hear the greetings sung in Spanish and English:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iJfyD_tuf4https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tK0vp8LlDiM

This video has the greetings and introductions.

TipsWhen I look up ASL signs, I enter the phrase I want and ASL. I then look for any links to the website Lifeprint.com and click on those. Dr. William Vicars has created an amazing site for ASL students, and I find the signs very helpful to increase movement in class. For example, to find out how to sign “good morning”, I entered “good morning asl” into google. I then saw this link for Lifeprint. At the bottom of the page is an explanation with pictures on how to say “good morning” in ASL.

After practicing the vocabulary with a little ASL and watching the videos, the best way to learn the greetings and introductions is to use them each day. Greet your kids at the beginning of the lesson with the appropriate greeting for the time of day. Then ask them ¿Cómo estás? and ¿Cómo te llamas?.

Try to use the greetings and farewells whenever possible (and in context) during the day.

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