Profe Carpio

Embark on an out-of-this-world journey through our solar system with this mini book – the perfect blend of education and creativity for young minds. This captivating mini book features a unique and engaging approach to learning about the planets. Each page presents the name of the planet in both English and Spanish, making it an enriching resource for bilingual learners. Get ready to unleash your students' inner artist as each page also includes an outline of the planet for coloring. This mini

PYP Unit: Who We Are*Please note: This product includes a printer friendly version without the blue background*At the beginning of the school year we spend a lot of time getting to know each other and what makes us all unique. We finish up this lesson by learning about crests and then designing our own personal crests. My students love this lesson and I hope yours do as well!

This year Dia de los Muertos fell in the middle of our Sharing the Planet PYP Unit of Inquiry where we learning about forests and plants. I took the opportunity to combine the two and taught them about the cempasuchil and it's significance during the Dia de los Muertos celebration. At the end I gave my Spanish students this template a long with an assortment of materials (and glue) they could use to represent each part of the plant. I hope your students love the activity as much as mine did!

Another fun game I play with my students when learning about shapes in Spanish! As an extension you have also have them count in Spanish. This game is best when at least two students are playing at a time. Have them place their ficha on INICIAR and then roll the dice and move their ficha that many spaces. Once they land on a shape on a spot, have them name the shape in Spanish.

Spanish version of my PYP Learner Profile download. I hope you find it useful!

PYP Learner Profile in a language easy for our youngest learners to understand.

Learning about FORMAS in Spanish? This is a fun activity I do with my students at the beginning of the unit to get them excited about the lesson. As an extension you have have your students color the shapes and tell you which COLORES they used as well as CUANTAS shapes they found.