It only seems appropriate to introduce some Christmas vocabulary in Spanish using Montessori nomenclature cards this holiday season.
Princess absolutely loves learning how to speak and read foreign languages. She begs for opportunities to better her skills.
Her passion for language has definitely pushed my husband and I to dust off our own foreign language skills to help her progress.
This
Christmas season we're introducing two holidays celebrated in Spanish speaking countries during learning time.
It's time to bring out some FREE Spanish nomenclature cards!
Christmas Vocabulary in Spanish
The Christmas Vocabulary in Spanish Freebie includes twenty-four nomenclature cards. Each card highlights a specific aspect of the Christmas season.
All images are true to life.
Each card includes both the Spanish and English translations.
This freebie is designed for Montessori preschool and elementary classrooms.
No associations with Santa Claus and his reindeer are included in this printable.
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For those looking for more Latin American and Spanish resources, be sure to check out the resources below.
This is a beautiful printable pack that explains all there is to know about Las Posadas.
It includes so many beautiful true-to-life images as well as gorgeous artwork depicting the story of Mary and Joseph in search of an inn.
The Las Posadas Printable Pack is designed for children in Montessori preschool and elementary classrooms.
This resource is perfect for learning about Three Kings day with gorgeous true-to-life images and options in print and cursive.
It focuses on multiple aspects of the holiday including characters, items, and traditions.
Children in Montessori preschool and early elementary classrooms are sure to enjoy all included.
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Hey Renae, I really appreciate that you're encouraging princess to learn different foreign languages. As she grows up, she'll really appreciate the fact that you let her learn new languages. It can be
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