Let's Learn Our Colors, Shapes, and Numbers in Spanish!

Let’s Learn Our Colors, Shapes, and Numbers in Spanish!

Did you know it is easier to learn a second language when you are young? Children’s brains are like little sponges, they soak up EVERYTHING! Ever have one of those embarrassing moments when your kid said a bad word or told a story that made you blush? I am always amazed at how much my daughter remembers. She could probably tell you what she had for breakfast two Thursdays ago! You can print the free Colors, Shapes, and Numbers in Spanish printable below to help your kids begin learning some basics in Spanish while they are learning the same words in English.

Benefits of Learning a Second Language

Research has shown that learning a second language can help kids with skills such as problem-solving, critical-thinking, and listening. I don’t know any parent that doesn’t want to improve their kid’s listening skills! According to Lead with Languages, “bilingual children have improved reading, writing, and math skills, and they generally score higher on standardized tests.” This explains how learning a second language can also boost their creativity and multi-tasking skills. They have an array of resources to help if you are just starting and need some guidance.

Colors, Shapes, and Numbers in Spanish Printable

The printable includes both an English and Spanish version. This makes it perfect for anyone to learn these basics, even if you are Spanish as a first language trying to teach English. Include these sheets in your morning work for a quick lesson that won’t take more than 10 minutes. The goal is not that your child become fluent in a second language before they start kindergarten. Start giving them the basic blocks to build on and keep it fun so they stay engaged. If you already know a second language, read some simple and well known books to them in that language. The more they hear it the more comfortable they become with it and absorb all they hear.

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¡Feliz aprendizaje!