Mini Spanish Number Book

Here is a mini Spanish number book you can use to help your children learn Spanish. Your kids can color the pictures and words and then cut apart the sections and staple the little pages together. Or they can use yarn to bind your book together. You can also have your children decorate the pages with stickers or glitter. Have fun with it!

Mini French Number Book

I'm in such a big worksheet mood lately. Today I made a little mini-number book that you can all print out and use with your kids as well. Just cut on the lines and staple and you are ready to go. Your children can color in the pictures and words. It's a great way to help your children practice their numbers in French.

Spanish calendar for your kids!

Teaching your kids Spanish, no problem. Here's a calendar for the month of May where you can help them learn the days of the weeks. You can give them a star or sticker for every day they practice their Spanish with you!

French calendar for May

Here's a basic French calendar that you can use to help teach your children the days of the week, while keeping up with what you need to do during the month of mai (May). You can also use it as a way to track when you and your children study French. You can give them a sticker or gold star to put on each day they practice their French.

Spanish Animal Worksheet

Here's a Spanish worksheet to help you your children/students learn a few animals' names in Spanish! Enjoy!

French Animal Worksheet

Here's an animal worksheet I made for my daughter and son. . I hope some of you will find it useful for your kids too. Let me know if there is a type of worksheet you'd like me to make for you!

A Road Trip and Learning a Language!

Going on a big road trip? Here's an idea to get some French or Spanish learning while driving. When I was little we used to have to find things that start with a certain letter, starting at A and ending with Z. Why not do this with French or Spanish?

This is a game that even preschoolers can do because you don't need to spell. Your child only needs to know the alpabet.

You can play too. It might be easier to play if you're not the one driving though!