Week of December 14th
We are reading the story La princesa y el sapo, The Princess and the Frog. In our tale, which was more closely based on the Brothers Grimm original version, the frog is thrown up against a wall before he becomes a prince again. Since we're talking about princesses, we'll also play our "Princess and the Pea" counting game.
I hope you have a very Merry Christmas! ¡Feliz Navidad!
Señora Olea
el sapo (el SAH-poh): the frog
la pelota (la peh-LOH-tah): the ball
jugar (hoo-GAHR): to play
comer (koh-MEHR): to eat
dormir (dohr-MEER): to sleep
tirar (tee-RAHR): to throw
Week of December 7th
We are finishing up on The Three Little Pigs by playing singing "El Lobo." It is a song and game about a wolf so we will review clothing as we play. We will also be finishing our fairytale books.
Señora Olea
mitones (mee-TOH-nehs): mittens
bufanda (boo-FAHN-dah): scarf
Week of November 30th
We are reading The Three Little Pigs/Los Tres Cerditos, singing about farm animals and a Spanish version of "Who's afraid of the big, bad wolf."
Señora Olea
el cerdo (el SEHR-doh): the pig
el lobo (el LOH-boh): the wolf
Canción de los tres cerditos
¿Quién tiene miedo al lobo?
Al lobo, al lobo
¿Quién tiene miedo al lobo?
Tra, la, la, la, la
La granja
Vengan a ver mi granja que es hermosa
Vengan a ver mi granja que es hermosa
El cerdo hace así
El cerdo hace así
O, vengan amigos, vengan amigos, vengan amigos, vengan
O, vengan amigos, vengan amigos, vengan amigos, vengan
Week of November 16th
Our story this week is Rapunzel, a great one of opposites about height and length. We'll also continue to work on our plays and fairtytale pages.
Señora Olea
"Rapunzel, Rapunzel,
Deja tu pelo caer."
"Rapunzel, Rapunzel,
Let down your hair."