If you want 2026 to be the year your child actually speaks Spanish (rather than just colouring in worksheets), the secret is a simple, confidence-building approach that blends clear goals, playful routines, and tiny adventures — starting with fun basics like learning Spanish colours and building from there.
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Let’s be honest—when you’re home-educating, everything has the potential to feel like either a beautifully child-led adventure or a slightly chaotic attempt to tick boxes while someone refuses to put trousers on. Spanish? That one often floats somewhere in between “We’ll do it later” and “Wait… does Duolingo count?”
Read More »Home-Educating? Here’s How to Make Spanish Feel Like a Real Subject (Without Killing the Fun)
Speaking Spanish can feel intimidating, especially if you don’t have a teacher or native speakers to practice with. But don’t worry! There are plenty of ways to build confidence and improve your speaking skills right from home. Here’s how:
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When the traditional education system in the UK doesn’t seem to fit your child, there are alternatives that might offer a better match for their needs. In this blog post I discuss a few options that are worth considering.
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In the UK, the terms “homeschooling” and “home education” often get used interchangeably, but there are some subtle differences between them. Understanding these terms can help you navigate the options available for your child’s learning journey.
Read More »Homeschooling vs. Home Education: What’s the Difference?
Are you considering home education for your child? Whether it’s due to personal beliefs, a desire for flexibility, or specific educational needs, home education can be an incredible journey. But have you ever thought about taking this adventure abroad? Exploring different countries while providing your child with a quality education sounds like a dream come true! In this blog post, we’ll dive into the best countries around the world for home education. Get ready to discover new horizons and unlock exciting opportunities for your family’s educational experience. So pack your bags and let’s explore the world of homeschooling together!
Read More »Home Education: The best countries in the World to Home EducateA great introduction to Spanish for young children is to create a “Todo Sobre Mi” (all about me) lapbook in which the children can include:… Read More »Todo Sobre Mi – Lapbooking
My eldest daughter is six and is bilingual. She has no problem speaking in Spanish (spending the first three years of her life in Argentina laid a solid foundation). She can also read in Spanish, but when it comes to writing she usually just shuts down. I’m not too bothered as I’m not one of those pushy, competitive parents who compares my children to their peers (not all the time anyway!!) and understand that each child is unique and develops in different ways at different times. She hasn’t shown much interest in writing in English yet so I’m not surprised that there hasn’t been any demand to do it in Spanish, until now…Read More »How can I encourage my child to start writing in Spanish?
Weeks 11 & 12
Weeks 11 & 12 cover modes of transport, colours and comparing sizes. The worksheets in week 11 are great and easy for the children to get on with. They include lots of repetition with nice clear instructions.
I have teamed up with Jim Porter at Speekee.com to offer children on my Home Ed Spanish Club the opportunity to win three weeks free subscription to this amazing On-Line resource!
If your child currently attends my Home Ed Spanish Clubs in Warrington or Haslington you are eligible to enter the giveaway.