Printable game board (jpg file) to teach the days of the week. Students roll a die and move the appropriate number of spaces. If they translate the French day correctly, they stay on the spot. If they get it wrong, they move back to where they started. The first person to arrive at the weekend wins! Note: I use Sorry or Monopoly game pieces with my students. Variations: *Have the students move back one space (or x spaces) from where they landed if wrong or forward one space if right. *Take an extra turn if you land on the current day and answer correctly. *For older students, have them use the word in a French sentence (Today is Monday. On Tuesday I go to dance lessons.).

Printable game board (jpg file) to teach the days of the week. Students roll a die and move the appropriate number of spaces. If they translate the Spanish day correctly, they stay on the spot. If they get it wrong, they move back to where they started. The first person to arrive at the weekend wins! Note: I use Sorry or Monopoly game pieces with my students Variations: *Have the students move back one space (or x spaces) from where they landed if wrong or forward one space if right. *Take an extra turn if you land on the current day and answer correctly. *For older students, have them use the word in a French sentence (Today is Monday. On Tuesday I go to dance lessons.).

This pdf file is designed to be printed on Avery 5371 business card paper, but can be printed on any card stock and cut out. Print two copies to create an easy memory matching game and laminate for added durability. As the students turn over a card, they should say each number in the target language (French vocabulary is at the top, Spanish at the bottom, and the numeral is in the center). The student that makes the most pairs wins. Variation, the cards can also be used to play "Go Fish," allowing more opportunities for the students to practice saying the numbers and recognizing how the visual numerals match to the words they hear.

This pdf file is designed to be printed on Avery 5371 business card paper, but can be printed on any card stock and cut out. Print two copies to create an easy memory matching game and laminate for added durability. As the students turn over a card, they should say each color in the target language (French vocabulary is at the top, Spanish at the bottom). The student that makes the most pairs wins.

Children must color the rainbow according to the color word in each space.

Printable game board to teach the months of the year. Students roll a die and move the appropriate number of spaces. If they translate the French month correctly, they stay on the spot. If they get it wrong, they move back to where they started. The first person to arrive at the New Year wins! Note: I use Sorry or Monopoly game pieces with my students. Variations: *Have the students move back one space (or x spaces) from where they landed if wrong or forward one space if right. *Take an extra turn if you land on the current month and answer correctly. *For older students, have them use the word in a French sentence (September is the 9th month. My birthday is in May.).

Children must color the rainbow according to the color word in each space.

This is a worksheet that can be used with the Months & Seasons Memory Match Game & Calendar to assess the days of the week & months of the year. The images are carried throughout all three resources to provide a visual reminder of each month.

This is a worksheet that can be used with the Months & Seasons Memory Match Game & Calendar to assess the days of the week & months of the year. The images are carried throughout all three resources to provide a visual reminder of each month.

This is a French Language calendar that can be used with the Months & Seasons Memory Match Game & Worksheet to reinforce the days of the week & months of the year. The images are carried throughout all three resources to provide a visual reminder of each month. Laminated, it can be used from year to year in class, but I also provide a digital copy for parents to print and use at home.

Children must color the rainbow according to the color word in each space.

This short story about Maria's celebrations around Halloween and el día de los muertos helps review days of the week, seasons, and months. Hand motion ideas and sí o no questions are included. It can be used with my día de los muertos mini-lesson to expand the lesson for a full class period.

This is a Spanish language calendar that can be used with the Months & Seasons Memory Match Game & Worksheet to reinforce the days of the week & months of the year. The images are carried throughout all three resources to provide a visual reminder of each month. Laminated, it can be used from year to year in class, but I also provide a digital copy for parents to print and use at home.

Printable game board to teach the months of the year. Students roll a die and move the appropriate number of spaces. If they translate the Spanish month correctly, they stay on the spot. If they get it wrong, they move back to where they started. The first person to arrive at the weekend wins! Note: I use Sorry or Monopoly game pieces with my students. Variations: *Have the students move back one space (or x spaces) from where they landed if wrong or forward one space if right. *Take an extra turn if you land on the current day and answer correctly. *For older students, have them use the word in a French sentence (September is the ninth month. My birthday is in May).

Flashcards of the days of the week in French. Weekdays have a chalkboard, and weekends have a house to help young children begin to understand the days of the week, while also learning the foreign language vocabulary. The Flashcards can be used for sorting, games, or even displayed in your calendar area. The days of the week wheels duplicate chalkboard and house images to give consistency to lessons while teaching yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Finally, this resource includes a few 1x1 images of the chalkboard and house that can be used to create your own additional resources. I suggest printing the Flashcards and wheels on white cardstock. The pages containing the bases for the wheels should be printed on colored cardstock for contrast. When cutting out the flashcards allow about 1/2-3/4 inch of space on top and bottom. Laminate everything for added durability.

The cards can be printed on Avery 5371 Business Cards or plain card stock paper. Each card contains either a French or English day of the week. Students must match the Spanish day to the English Day. The cards contain images of chalkboards & houses to reinforce which days are weekdays and weekends. They can be used with the Days of the Week Flashcards & Wheel.

Use these cards to have students answer questions of all sorts and assess what each student understands. Every student gets a card so they can all answer the question at once. Even the most reluctant students can answer with no pressure.

Flashcards of the days of the week in Spanish. Weekdays have a chalkboard, and weekends have a house to help young children begin to understand the days of the week, while also learning the foreign language vocabulary. The Flashcards can be used for sorting, games, or even displayed in your calendar area. The days of the week wheel duplicates chalkboard and house images to give consistency to lessons while teaching yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Finally, this resource includes a few 1x1 images of the chalkboard and house that can be used to create your own additional resources.

This template offers a simple project to use with Kindergarten or first grade classes. Each student creates a 1-2 page presentation on a country of his/her choice using the template provided. Upon completion all of the projects can be combined into an ebook for the class.

This is a short lesson plan for introducing preschoolers and Kindergartners to the Day of the Dead, using a mixture of Spanish & English language resources. Links to free online resources (music & printables) are included.