POSTER: FRUITS IN SPANISH (English trans.) with QR CODES to learn pronunciation

I hope you find useful this FREE printable with the names of 28 fruits. This printable includes 2 QR codes, one that links to a FREE quick and fun video to encourage your little ones to practice the pronunciation with the help of LULU & TOM, and a second QR code that links to the FREE FULL IMMERSION PODCAST: "LULUTOM ESPANOL" (that you can download to your phone, your YOTO PLAYER, among other mp3 players) so you can keep on practicing everywhere, anytime without worring about too much SCREEN TIME.

I created LULUTOM as a way to encourage my children to learn their first words in the different languages we use to communicate at home, specially Spanish ( my mother tongue), and now I hope your little ones can find all these resources useful so we empowered them to build language bridges with other children and people of different backgrounds, to foster cross-cultural friendships and unlock their ability to empathize with others.

Here is the list of all the fruits you'll find in the poster:
FRUITS IN SPANISH 

Fresas (Strawberries)

Zarzamoras (Blackberries)

Frambuesas (Raspberries)

Arándanos (Blueberries)

Cerezas (Cherries)

Uvas (Grapes)

Manzana (Apple)

Pera (Pear)

Mango (Mango)

Banano (Banana)

Durazno (Peach)

Ciruela (Prun)

Naranja (Orange)

Mandarina (Clementine)

Limón Amarillo (Lemon)

Limón Verde (Lime)

Carambolo (Starfruit)

Kiwi (Kiwi)

Aguacate (Avocado)

Mangostino (Mangosteen)

Pitaya (Dragonfruit)

Sandía (Watermelon)

Granada (Pomagrenade)

Coco (Coconut)

Melón (Cantaloupe)

Calabaza (Pumpkin)

Piña (Pineapple)

Papaya (Papaya)

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