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A blog about resources for language teachers of preschool and elementary-aged children. ¡Hola! Thanks for stopping by! If you are all about teaching Spanish to children, this is the right place to be. This blog is the place where I can connect virtually with other teachers, share my experiences in the clas*room, and give back to the teaching community. Whether you’re a new or veteran teacher, we can always learn from each other! So just let me welcome you with a big bienvenida! I am extremely happy that you have made it to my blog. I would like to welcome parents, educators and communities out there who share the El Burrito Sabanero is one of the most well known villancicos (Christmas songs) in Latin America. Listening to this song brings back memories of my navidades in Colombia with many of my childhood friends as we gathered around the Nativity scene praying and reciting.. This is the last set of Movements Cards that I post for this year. This time of the year goes so fast and I wanted to make sure you have these Christmas Movement cards in Spanish. My kinder students have loved all the different versions and I can't wait to show them.. My younger students love all kinds of movement cards. We use them as quick brain brains. Movement cards are also a great opportunity to connect  language with movement. If you explore my blog you will find that I have made different ones related to different holidays.. November is here! What a great month to practice gratitude in a world language clas*. I know that teaching gratitude is not limited to just November, but it happens to be the month where we think the most about it. In fact, we should make it a habit because practicing.. I can't believe this is my last post for this October. I just wanted to share these cute Halloween stickers in Spanish that I made to give my students. You can use them as rewards for your games or celebrations for Halloween. They are made to be printed on I have these Day of the Dead books in my clas*room and have seen how my students get motivated to look at them to read and look at the art.