Goodness! Since my last post, we've had baby #4 (December 6 2007) - he was THREE weeks late! and Level 2 for Flip Flop Spanish is available.
I'll be posting more regularly now that Level 2 has finally been realized... Classes are ending in the next six weeks, and my students have just begun working on their Spring Recital Skits. I'm sure there will be plenty of anecdotes to add during that time.
Just this afternoon, my own three year old asked me "Es la hora de desayuno?" Is it time for breakfast? He was asking this because I broke into Spanish in the middle of the afternoon. Usually, I speak solely Spanish to the children from the time they wake up to 10 am. So, I suppose he couldn't figure out why Spanish was happening again in the afternoon! Try and find a specific time (even if it's only for ten minutes) each day to practice Spanish with your child. Check out the website for Flip Flop Spanish for more teaching ideas. Hasta pronto!
From Sra. Gose, a weekly private lesson Spanish teacher, and author of Flip Flop Spanish Workbook you can go along for the ride as I post my class journals - what happens in classes, Spanish teaching tips, and just fun anecdotes about homeschooling and teaching Spanish to children. My classes don't have restrictive state guidelines, so the children simply get to learn what they need to know to communicate!
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