Jump Into Spanish

It's Term 2B in Jump Into Spanish! Our story for the term is Juan y los frijoles mágicos—probably one of my most favorite terms ever. 

Make sure you have a picture of each of the words below drawn out on a piece of paper or on index cards (or screenshots on your phone to flip through). Then point to each picture as you practice saying the words out loud (in Spanish of course).  All of these words will show up in most Spanish versions of the story Jack & the Beanstalk.

la magia | (MAH-hee-ah) | magic
la cocina | (koh-SEE-nah) | kitchen
la puerta | (PWEHR-tah) | door
la mesa | (MEH-sah) | table
la cara | (KAH-rah) | face

Come back next week for more new words to practice!

Want to learn more about how to help your family create a bilingual lifestyle at home? Read all about it here.

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It's Term 2B in Jump Into Spanish! Our story for the term is Juan y los frijoles mágicos—probably one of my most favorite terms ever. 

Make sure you have a picture of each of the words below drawn out on a piece of paper or on index cards (or screenshots on your phone to flip through). Then point to each picture as you practice saying the words out loud (in Spanish of course).  All of these words will show up in most Spanish versions of the story Jack & the Beanstalk.

el trueque | (troo-EH-keh) | trade, barter
la mano | (MAH-noh) | hand
los frijoles | (free-HOH-lehs) | beans
las instrucciones | (een-strook-see-OH-nehs) | instructions
el mundo | (MOON-doh) | world

Come back tomorrow for five more new words to practice!

Want to learn more about how to help your family create a bilingual lifestyle at home? Read all about it here.

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As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. This podcast episode contains affiliate links to Amazon, which means I may earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase at no additional cost to you.

It's Term 2B in Jump Into Spanish! Our story for the term is Juan y los frijoles mágicos—probably one of my most favorite terms ever. 

Make sure you have a picture of each of the words below drawn out on a piece of paper or on index cards (or screenshots on your phone to flip through). Then point to each picture as you practice saying the words out loud (in Spanish of course).  All of these words will show up in most Spanish versions of the story Jack & the Beanstalk.

el precio | (PREH-see-oh) | price
el amanecer | (ah-mah-neh-SEHR) | sunrise
el hombrecillo | (ohm-breh-SEE-yoh) | little man
la chaqueta | (chah-KEH-tah) | jacket
los bolsillos | (bohl-SEE-yohs) | pockets

Come back tomorrow for five more new words to practice!

Want to learn more about how to help your family create a bilingual lifestyle at home? Read all about it here.

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This podcast episode contains affiliate links to Amazon. If you click on one of the product links and make a purchase, I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. This helps support the podcast and allows me to continue to make content like this. Thank you for your support!

It's Term 2B in Jump Into Spanish! Our story for the term is Juan y los frijoles mágicos—probably one of my most favorite terms ever. 

Make sure you have a picture of each of the words below drawn out on a piece of paper or on index cards (or screenshots on your phone to flip through). Then point to each picture as you practice saying the words out loud (in Spanish of course).  All of these words will show up in most Spanish versions of the story Jack & the Beanstalk.

el día | (DEE-ah) | day
la noche | (NOH-cheh) | night
las migas | (MEE-gahs) | crumbs
el pan | (pahn) | bread
el mercado | (mehr-KAH-doh) | market

Come back tomorrow for five more new words to practice!

Want to learn more about how to help your family create a bilingual lifestyle at home? Read all about it here.

Amazon Affiliate Disclaimer

This podcast episode contains affiliate links to Amazon. If you click on one of the product links and make a purchase, I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. This helps support the podcast and allows me to continue to make content like this. Thank you for your support!

It's Term 2B in Jump Into Spanish! Our story for the term is Juan y los frijoles mágicos—probably one of my most favorite terms ever. 

Make sure you have a picture of each of the words below drawn out on a piece of paper or on index cards. Then point to each picture as you practice saying the words out loud (in Spanish of course).  All of these words will show up in most Spanish versions of the story Jack & the Beanstalk.

el hijo | (EE-hoh) | son
la mamá | (mah-MAH) | mother
la vaca | (BAH-kah) | cow
la casa | (KAH-sah) | house
el pueblo | (PWEH-bloh) | town
el dinero | (dee-NEH-roh) | money

Come back tomorrow for five more new words to practice!

Want to learn more about how to help your family create a bilingual lifestyle at home? Read all about it here.

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This podcast episode contains affiliate links to Amazon. If you click on one of the product links and make a purchase, I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. This helps support the podcast and allows me to continue to make content like this. Thank you for your support!

¡Hola amigos! -- This week we are learning words about RABBITS! Jump in and learn with us. Remember to practice saying the words out loud, and what helps even more is if you can come up with an action or point to a picture to represent the meaning of each word as you say it. (For example, when you say the word "corren muy rápido" you can have the kids pretend to run very fast!)

Today's words are:

pasto | (PAH-stoh) | grass
flores | (FLOH-rehs) | flowers
Conejitos toman leche de sus mamás. | (koh-neh-HEE-tohs TOH-mahn LEH-cheh deh soos mah-MAHS) | Bunnies drink milk from their mommies.
maman | (MAH-mahn) | to nurse (breastfeed)
En el invierno comen ramitas o corteza. | (ehn ehl een-bee-EHR-noh KOH-mehn rah-MEE-tahs oh kohr-TEH-sah) | In the winter they eat little branches or tree bark.
saltan  | (SAHL-tahn) | they jump
corren muy rápido | (KOHR-rehn moi RAH-pee-doh) | they run very fast

Come back each day this week to learn more words about rabbits.

To learn more about incorporating Spanish into your everyday life go here.

¡Hola amigos! -- This week we are learning words about RABBITS! Jump in and learn with us. Remember to practice saying the words out loud, and what helps even more is if you can come up with an action or point to a picture to represent the meaning of each word as you say it. (For example, when you say the word "pelaje suave" you can rub your hand along your arm in a petting motion like you are petting the rabbits soft fur.)

Today's words are:

Los conejos tienen... | (lohs koh-NEH-hohs tee-EHN-ehn…) | Rabbits have...
labios | (LAH-bee-ohs) | lips
dientes | (dee-EHN-tehs) | teeth

Conejos comen... | (koh-NEH-hohs KOH-mehn…) | Rabbits eat...
frutas | (FROO-tahs) | fruits
verduras | (behr-DOO-rahs) | vegetables

Come back each day this week to learn more words about rabbits.

To learn more about incorporating Spanish into your everyday life go here.

¡Hola amigos! -- This week we are learning words about RABBITS! Jump in and learn with us. Remember to practice saying the words out loud, and what helps even more is if you can come up with an action or point to a picture to represent the meaning of each word as you say it. (For example, when you say the word "pelaje suave" you can rub your hand along your arm in a petting motion like you are petting the rabbits soft fur.)

Today's words are:

Los conejos tienen... | (lohs koh-NEH-hohs tee-EHN-ehn…) | Rabbits have...
pulmones | (pool-MOH-nehs) | lungs
pelaje suave | (peh-LAH-heh SWAH-beh) | soft fur
temperatura constante | (tehm-peh-rah-TOO-rah kohn-STAHN-teh) | constant temperature
sangre caliente | (SAHN-greh kah-lee-EHN-teh) | warm blood

Come back each day this week to learn more words about rabbits.

To learn more about incorporating Spanish into your everyday life go here.

¡Hola amigos! -- This week we are learning words about RABBITS! Jump in and learn with us. Remember to practice saying the words out loud, and what helps even more is if you can come up with an action or point to a picture to represent the meaning of each word as you say it. (For example, when you say the phrase "orejas grandes" you can hold your hands above your head pretending they are ears and then make an action to show the ears are BIG.)

Today's words are:

Los conejos tienen... | (lohs koh-NEH-hohs tee-EHN-ehn…) | Rabbits have...
orejas grandes | (oh-REH-hahs GRAHN-dehs) | big ears
colas pequeñas | (KOH-lahs peh-KEHN-yahs) | small tails
cuatro patas | (KWAH-troh PAH-tahs) | four legs
dos patas delanteras pequeñas | (PAH-tahs trah-SEH-rahs peh-KEHN-yahs) | two small front legs
dos patas traseras grandes | (PAH-tahs trah-SEH-rahs GRAHN-dehs) | two big hind legs

Come back each day this week to learn more words about rabbits.

To learn more about incorporating Spanish into your everyday life go here.

¡Hola amigos! -- This week we are learning words about RABBITS! Jump in and learn with us. Remember to practice saying the words out loud, and what helps even more is if you can come up with an action or point to a picture to represent the meaning of each word as you say it. (For example, when you say the word "cariñoso" you can make a hugging, kissing, or snuggling action as you say it.)

Today's words are:

El conejo es... | (ehl koh-NEH-hoh ehs…) | The rabbit is...
sociable | (soh-see-AHB-leh) | sociable
cariñoso | (kah-reen-YOH-soh) | loving
peludo | (peh-LOO-doh) | furry
tranquilo | (trahn-KEE-loh) | easy-going, calm
buena mascota | (BWEH-nah mah-SKOH-tah) | (a) good pet
mamífero | (mah-MEE-feh-roh) | (a) mammal
herbívoro | (ehr-BEE-boh-roh) | herbivore

Come back each day this week to learn more words about rabbits.

To learn more about incorporating Spanish into your everyday life go here.