Kindergarten · 4 units · 21 lessons · 210 questions
Spanish
A gentle first taste of Spanish: greetings, colors, numbers to ten, and family words in 21 short lessons.
About this course
The language taught here is Spanish, and Kindergarten is a first introduction rather than a course of study. Four short units cover greetings (hola, adios, buenos dias, como estas, gracias, por favor, si, no, and me llamo), the six basic colors, counting from uno to diez, and family words such as mama, papa, hermano, hermana, familia, and amigos. The last lesson teaches the phrase Dios te ama, God loves you, which is the note the year ends on.
There are 21 lessons in all, so this is a light subject you can spread across the year rather than a daily one. Each lesson is planned for about 15 minutes and follows the same simple shape: a short prayer, a few sentences introducing two or three new words, practice, and a quick review. The reading is only three or four sentences long and gives the pronunciation in plain English respelling, such as hola (OH-lah) and adios (ah-dee-OHS). Every lesson ends with a ten-question quiz that grades itself, mostly matching a Spanish word to its English meaning. The suggested homework each time is to say the day's words out loud to someone in the family, and a KJV verse is attached to each lesson.
Two honest notes before you choose it. There is no audio anywhere in this course, and no recorded speaker, so the pronunciation your student learns will be whatever you read aloud from the respellings. Plan to sit beside your student for these lessons and say the words together. It also assumes no Spanish at all coming in, and it does not teach reading or writing in Spanish, sentence building, or grammar. What your student comes away with is a small spoken vocabulary and a warm first impression of another language.
What the course covers
Greetings: hola, adios, buenos dias, como estas
Courtesy words: gracias, por favor, si, no
Saying your own name with me llamo
The six basic colors in Spanish
Counting from uno to diez
Family words: mama, papa, hermano, hermana
Friends and the word familia
The phrase Dios te ama and God's love for every language
What your student will be able to do
Greet someone and say goodbye in Spanish
Say please, thank you, yes, and no in Spanish
Name six colors in Spanish
Count aloud from one to ten in Spanish
Name the members of a family in Spanish
Scope and sequence
All 4 units of Spanish for Kindergarten, in the order they are taught.
All 21 lesson titles are listed here — nothing is withheld until you download. Open a unit to read its contents.
Unit 1: Spanish Greetings 6 lessons
1Hola and Adios10 q
2Buenos dias10 q
3Como estas10 q
4Gracias and Por favor10 q
5Si and No10 q
6My Name is: Me llamo10 q
Unit 2: Spanish Colors 5 lessons
1Rojo and Azul10 q
2Verde and Amarillo10 q
3Blanco and Negro10 q
4Naranja and Morado10 q
5Color Review10 q
Unit 3: Spanish Numbers 5 lessons
1Uno Dos Tres10 q
2Cuatro Cinco10 q
3Seis Siete Ocho10 q
4Nueve Diez10 q
5Counting Review10 q
Unit 4: Spanish Family 5 lessons
1Mama and Papa10 q
2Hermano and Hermana10 q
3Familia10 q
4Amigos10 q
5Dios te ama: God Loves You10 q
One whole lesson, exactly as it comes
This is a real lesson taken from the middle of the course — the teaching text, the practice, the homework, and the first three quiz questions with their answers. It is not a marketing excerpt.
Unit 2: Spanish Colors · Lesson 5
Color Review
15 minutesPencilPaper
What this lesson is for
The student will learn new Spanish vocabulary for Color Review
The student will practice pronunciation and usage
I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.
Philippians 4:13
Color Review
Today's Verse:"I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me." — Philippians 4:13
Parent: Read this to your child.
You have been learning Spanish colors all week! Today we review them all.
Rojo 🔴 (ROH-hoh) is red. Apples are rojo. Azul 🔵 (ah-ZOOL) is blue. The sky is azul. Verde 🟢 (VAIR-deh) is green. Grass is verde. Amarillo 🟡 (ah-mah-REE-yoh) is yellow. The sun is amarillo.
Blanco ⚪ (BLAHN-koh) is white. Snow is blanco. Negro ⚫ (NEH-groh) is black. Night is negro. Naranja 🟠 (nah-RAHN-hah) is orange. Oranges are naranja. Morado 🟣 (moh-RAH-doh) is purple. Grapes can be morado.
How many Spanish colors did we learn? Rojo, azul, verde, amarillo, blanco, negro, naranja, and morado. That is eight colors! You know eight colors in Spanish now!
Which Spanish color word means the color of the sky? The answer is azul. You can point to things and say their colors in Spanish! At the store, point to red apples and say rojo. See a green plant? Say verde. You should be proud!
Learning Spanish words every day helps them stick in your memory. God made many languages — learning one is a gift!
Ask your child: Can you say all eight colors? Can you point to things and say their colors?
Practice saying today's Spanish words to a family member.
Note for the parent
This lesson on Color Review should take about 15 minutes. Stay nearby to help with reading and questions. Praise effort and progress.
The first three of this lesson's 10 questions
What does 'Rojo' mean?
Red 🔴
Yellow 🟡
Green 🟢
Blue 🔵
Show the answer
Answer: Red 🔴
What does 'Verde' mean?
Blue 🔵
Red 🔴
Yellow 🟡
Green 🟢
Show the answer
Answer: Green 🟢
What does 'Azul' mean?
Purple 🟣
Orange 🟠
Green 🟢
Blue 🔵
Show the answer
Answer: Blue 🔵
Another 7 questions follow in the lesson itself, each one graded the moment it is answered.
What comes with the download
21 full lessons
Across 4 units, each with objectives, a teaching passage written to be read aloud, guided practice, and homework.
210 quiz questions
Graded the instant they are answered, each with the explanation of why that answer is right.
A gradebook that works
Every score kept, a running average maintained, and a breakdown unit by unit — all in the file itself, nothing sent anywhere.
Progress and attendance
Tick lessons off as they are finished, watch the completion bar fill, and mark days present, absent, or excused.
Report card and certificate
Both printable, with your student's name, the grades, and the dates already filled in.
Backup you control
Export every record to a file you keep, and read it back later. A lost browser cache cannot take the year with it.
An answer key
Hidden from the student by default, there for the parent marking the work.
Nothing that phones home
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What you will need
Drawn from the materials named across all 21 lessons of this course. Most families already own most of it.
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