Spanish with Eva

La oruga hambrienta - The very hungry caterpillar 🐛

I love telling stories en Español! 🇪🇸😍

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Grasslands
Hola amigos! 🇪🇸

Yesterday, in Grasslands, we had our first Spanish lesson.

Our Spanish teacher, Eva, came after our rolling snack time, and we got started!

Eva first taught us how to say hello in Spanish which is “hola”.

Eva then got out her mystery box. One at a time each of the children got to pick an item out of the box.

One of the children picked out a spider. So first we sang ‘Incy Wincy Spider. We sand it in English and then in Spanish. The children tried to join in with the Spanish version and got more confident by the end of the song.

We also sang ‘Old Macdonald’, ‘Round the Garden’ and ‘Three Little Ducks’ in English and Spanish. The children really enjoyed this and were very engaged.

At the end of the lesson Eva taught us how to say goodbye which is, “adios”. For the goodbye song Eva used bubbles. The children really enjoyed popping them!!

We are really excited for next weeks lesson!

Thank you Eva!

And this is how well our Mexican Halloween club went! We had a wonderful time learning new things about “el día de los muertos” and the Mexican culture 🇲🇽👏🏼

Gracias again familias! Your children are real artists and very creative 👏🏼

I have received today some of the resources we will be using for our Mexican Halloween workshop!
I’ve still got a few spaces available, who would like to join us and learn interesting things about the Mexican culture?

Pop me a message or send me an email:

[email protected]

¡Hasta pronto! 👻

I had so much fun meeting new little amigos and teaching some Spanish 🎉🇪🇸

Hola a todos 👋

This is Halloween, this is Halloween 🎃 🎶

Come and join us to explore the Mexican culture and do some fun Halloween activities:

- Frida Khalo is a very famous Mexican painter because of her famous portraits, could you paint your own spooky 👻 portrait?

- Let’s create a Catrina Mexican mask using flowers and shiny gems 💎

- Day of the dead lanterns and “papel picado” are fantastic for decorating Mexican houses, why not ours too ready for Halloween?

- All Mexican celebrations can’t miss a Piñata! That’s why we can’t miss it neither 🎉

Make sure you save the date in your calendar
Monday 23rd of October at The Place Stamford from 10:00-11:30 for only £10!!

Quick!! Send me a private message or email to book your child’s place:

—> [email protected]

One of my little students made a little mermaid named Gabriela. We were studying clothes in Spanish with paper dolls in the last lesson and today she showed me her very own paper doll and surprised me with a list of vocabulary naming clothes and accessories, all translated to Spanish and I could see how excited and happy she was to show me.

¡Estoy orgullosa de ti! - ¡I’m very proud of you!

Yesterday we had another fabulous Spanish Summer club! This group were younger than my first one and they also enjoyed the activities very much! As you can see, we were so busy I couldn’t take too many pictures of each activity!

I’ll tell you an interesting fact about Picasso:

Picassos full name has 23 words:

“Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Martyr Patricio C***o Ruíz y Picasso”

Have a go and try to read it!!

¡Gracias estudiantes y padres! - thank you students and parents 🩷

Have you not signed up yet!?

🇪🇸SPANISH SUMMER CLUB🇪🇸 brings a mix of culture and enjoyment where you and your children can learn different things about the Spanish culture and have lots of fun at the same time!

The 9th of August I will be launching my second Spanish club and I can assure you the first one was a hit and we all had an amazing time! Watch the video to see more ☺️

For £10 only the session is one hour and a half full of cool activities! Available for all ages (+6)

I am looking forward to hearing from you, please do not hesitate to ask me any questions:

[email protected]

¡Hasta pronto amigos!

¡Hola a todos!

As you can see last Wednesday was a very fun and busy night! I was over the moon when Stamford Summer School contacted me to do the Spanish summer club for 17 wonderful students from Austria, Denmark, Germany and Spain. I love sharing things from my culture and I also love seeing others enjoying it.

Learning the “Sevillana” dance was so much fun! The students were able to remember most of the steps but also they performed the choreography so well!! 💃🏽

Knowing interesting facts about Pablo Picasso, famous Spanish painter, helped them to be in his shoes and create their own masterpiece 🎨

To end the session, the students followed a recipe to make a very tasty “Gazpacho”, typical dish in the south of Spain 🇪🇸

What a lovely experience. I’d love to thank all the students that put so much effort to do the activities and the marvellous staff and leaders for helping me during the session.

I hope to see you next year!

¡Gracias!