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Free Printable Peruvian Market for Kids – Bilingual Spanish Activity with Fruits

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Bring the magic of a Peruvian market to your home or classroom with this FREE bilingual printable set! Designed for kids ages 3–8, this playful activity invites young learners to explore Peruvian culture while practicing Spanish vocabulary through pretend play. Perfect for unit studies, cultural celebrations, or just for fun, children can set up their own market with fruits, vegetables, and sweets labeled in Spanish. Add baskets, play money, or toy scales to make it even more immersive! What’s I

PreK - 2nd

Drama, Latino and Hispanic Studies, Spanish

My First Animal Flashcards – English & Spanish | FREE Bilingual Starter Pack |

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Bilingual Babies Co

My First Animal Flashcards – English & Spanish | FREE Bilingual Starter Pack | Printable for Toddlers & Preschool Introduce your little learner to animal names in both English and Spanish with this FREE bilingual flashcard starter pack! Featuring soft pastel illustrations and clear text labels, this printable set includes 6 animal cards to support early vocabulary development and bilingual learning through play. Perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, ESL learners, and bilingual families — use

PreK - 2nd

Spanish, Vocabulary

Spanish and English Color Words Bingo | Dual Language Immersion

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Lessons by Molly

Celebrate your students' Hispanic and Latino heritage with Spanish color words. This bingo game uses both Spanish and English words. There are 25 spaces on each bingo sheet that include a free space in the center. 24 spaces are devoted to color words along with the words, "colors" and "colores". There are 12 Spanish words and 12 English words. Please view the Spanish color words listed at the bottom of this description before purchasing. This product could be used with dual language immer

1st - 4th

Spanish

Spanish Distance Learning Fun Pick-Your-House Activity

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Adventures in Upper Level Spanish Teaching

In this activity, students choose which house (out of nine) they would most like to live in during the quarantine. But they can only chose one! Is Netflix a must? How about music? Pets? Throw in a vampire or two and you have a tough decision! Great for all levels. For beginner students this would be a fun warm-up. For upper levels, students could write a paragraph as to why they chose the house they did. Can also be used with "si clauses": "Si yo tuviera que escoger..." "Si tuviera que vivir c

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Spanish

Also included in: Spanish Coronavirus Bundle #2