12/31/2025
This year, Spanish stayed alive at home, even living in the U.S.! 🙌
These are some of the activities that made it feel natural (my top recommendation: the last one!):
🧩 Shape puzzles to talk about colors, sizes, and positions
💡 Light table play, exploring anything and everything they could imagine
🎲 Board games (like Guess Who?), perfect for building vocabulary and practicing conversation in Spanish
📅 Our daily calendar routine — weather, date, seasons, feelings…
👩🍳 Cooking together, naming ingredients and steps as we go
💦 Water play, full of language, curiosity, and fun
🦁 Safari & zoo visits, talking about animals, habitats, and what we see
✈️ Traveling to Spanish-speaking countries, where language becomes real life
🎨 Becoming artists, chatting about colors, shapes, and creations
🌿 Outdoor walks, observing and talking about our surroundings
📖 Lots of reading, supported with objects or flashcards to connect stories to real life
📱 Video calls with family far away, keeping both our bond and our language strong
Spanish doesn’t live in worksheets. It lives in everyday moments, shared experiences, and connection. 💖
Cheers to a 2026 full of bilingual moments! 🥂 Feliz Año Nuevo!