Achieving a grade 7 in GCSE Spanish requires a combination of strong linguistic skills, consistent practice, and strategic study habits. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help your child reach this goal:
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One of the questions I get asked a lot by parents is how to support a child with their language-learning journey when their only language is English. Supporting your child to learn Spanish when you only speak English can be challenging – but it is certainly feasible. With dedication and the right resources it can even be fun. In this blog post you’ll learn seven Seven fun and effective ways for families to learn Spanish together;
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¡Hola parents! Do you have a child sitting their GCSE Spanish soon? Maybe you’re looking into exam options for next year? In this blog post, I will explore the different exam boards for GCSE Spanish and what they have to offer. Choosing the right exam board is an important decision as it can greatly impact your learning experience and ultimately your results. At the end you’ll find a short video with some tips on how to get the best grade possible. ¿Listo? ¡Vamos!
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I teach over 50+ students a week in a variety of courses and classes. I have a growing Facebook group and active Email list. No, don’t worry this post isn’t about how great I am, moreover just how varied learners are.
Adults language-learning goals tend to be quite different to young learners. Adults are usually focused on improving their Spanish for health or cultural reasons, they want a more enriching travel experience, or they have Spanish family they’d like to communicate with better.
Read More »Exam options for learning SpanishDo you know what inclusive language is and what it means for languages withgrammatical gender like Spanish? Do you know the non-binary pronouns in Spanish?… Read More »Gender-inclusive language in Spanish
A 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
*Updated 14/10/24* The El DÃa de los Muertos (Day of The Dead) Festival in Mexico is celebrated on the 1st and 2nd of November each year. On these dates people remember their loved ones who have passed away. Sound a bit morbid? Well it’s not at all. Read on to learn more about this intriguing festival.
Read More »The Day of The Dead FestivalWe have just signed up for the Family Subscription with Rockalingua and I just had to write this blog post about it as it is a fantastic resource! Â Everything from the design and quality of the videos and songs to the worksheets is faultless – As a Home Educator and Spanish teacher I can’t believe I didn’t subscribe sooner!Read More »Review: Rockalingua
Welcome to a vibrant celebration that brings joy, tradition, and cultural richness to Spanish-speaking countries every January 6th – Three Kings Day! Known as DÃa de los Reyes Magos in Latin America and Spain, this enchanting holiday commemorates the legendary journey of the Three Wise Men to honor the birth of baby Jesus. As we delve into the captivating tales, unique customs, and mouthwatering delicacies surrounding this festive occasion, prepare to embark on an extraordinary exploration of the rich traditions that make Three Kings Day truly unforgettable. So grab your crown and let’s dive into a world brimming with magic and merriment!
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Here is a list of my Top 10 Spanish learning Apps for children. I’d say these Apps are suitable for children up to the age of 7 as some of them are quite basic and older children could get bored.