Thursday, May 16, 2013
This Week in Espanol (May 16)
Estimados Padres,
We are fast approaching the end of Spanish!
Noah's Ark did not have Spanish today due to end of the year rehearsal for their school recital.
This week in Spanish class we practiced some new opposites as well as reviewed others. Our review was "night" and "day" and we also learned "hot" and "cold." The children had to tell me items that were hot or cold, using the Spanish words.
We also played a fun traditional Mexican game/song called "Vibora de la Mar." (Sea snake). We talked about the word for snake in Spanish and they acted out being a snake. We made a long line forming a snake and formed a bridge using myself and one other child. I sang the song and at the end of the song one child gets caught under the bridge!
This is a well known children's song in Mexico and also a game that is played at weddings. It can get kind of crazy sometimes! Usually the person at the end falls down (we did not do that in class) :)
See Youtube videos below (good for your child to see):
Children Dancing to Vibora de la Mar
Adults Playing the Wedding Game Vibora de la Mar
If you want some great entertainment, search the following on You Tube (Caidas en la vibora de la mar- Falls during Vibora de la Mar). You will see many Mexican weddings!
Focus Words:
Hot: Caliente (ca-lee-in-tay)
Cold- Frio (free-oh)
Night- Noche (no-chay)
Day- Dia (dee-ah)
Snake- Vibora (vee-bore-ah)
Words to Song:
A la víbora, víbora To the snake, snake
de la mar, de la mar Of the sea, of the sea
por aquí pueden pasar You can pass through here
Los de adelante corren mucho Those in front run fasta
y los de atrás se quedarán Those in the back get left behind
tras, tras, tras, tras. Behind, Behind, Behind
Atentamente,
Senora Mellor
Best Amiogos Preschool Spanish
910-231-3514
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