Bilingual kindergarten

For the Bilingual or Dual Language Kindergarten or First Grade A dismissal chart to make the end of the day transportaion assignments easier to manage.

Bilingual classroom decor. Center or station posters for the bilingual English-Spanish or Dual Language Classroom for your back to school classroom decor. English words are in blue and Spanish words are in red, for those following the Gomez & Gomez model. It includes 31 center signs to label your learning stations and cards for the pocket chart.

Learn how to use El Dictado Spanish spelling activities on a daily basis and engage your bilingual and dual language kindergarten and first graders in Spanish literacy.

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Have fun practicing Spanish sight words with this Bingo! Download a free pack of 25 bingo cards! Perfect for dual language classrooms!

“It says, “Eyes to the front, hands behind [your back], one follows the other, and no more talking!”” Free hallway transition printable.

We focused mostly on bears this week, we also talked about how bears like honey and talked about how bee's make honey. Books Polar Bear, Polar Bear What do you Hear? By Eric Carle Polar Bear, Polar Bear What do you See? By Eric Carle Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What do you See? By Eric Carle Bear Snores On by Karma Wilson & Jane Chapman Corduroy by Don Freeman Craft/Art Make the letter B with beans! All you need is a sheet of paper, glue and beans. Make a B-b-bee! Polar Bear or Bear Masks Fun…

Each week, we learn between one and three new Spanish sight words. See the list below to help your child practice at home!

El Alfabeto Bundle #2 is a perfect addition for dual language kinder or pre-k , bilingual pre-k and kinder, and Spanish Immersion classrooms. If you need a fun and engaging Spanish Worksheets bundle, you have a found a great one. You can use these in your bilingual centers, bilingual literacy cente...

I would like to share with you an activity that has been a big success in my classroom! My little ones LOVE to go to the writing centers and practice their writing!!! The best part is that they are practicing their reading too! The activity consist of three parts. The first part the students need to read the words. Second, they build the word with magnet letters. Last, they write the words with a dry erase marker. Right now, I just have them read and write their names, because I want them to…