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Atlanta, GA 30309
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Atlanta, GA 30339
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Office: 404.228.3186
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SNEAKPEEK
Lingual Kids in the classroom
We're so glad you asked! Lingual Kids curriculum is organized according to age group: Blabbing Babies (12-24 months), Talking Tots (2-4 years old), Lingual Kiddies (4-5 years old), and Lingual Kids (5-12 years old).
Moms and Dads! Check back frequently
to see what your Lingual Kids are working on and how you can have fun learning at home.
Lingual Kids
5-12 years old
Talkin' Tots/ Lingual Kiddies
2-4 year olds/ 4-5 year old
Blabbing Babies
Los Cinco Patitos
By the end of this unit, students should be able to:
• Rote count or identify numbers 1-5
• Learn/identify four colors in Spanish (red, blue, green, yellow)
• Begin understanding spatial concepts (big and small)
Feliz Año Nuevo Padres!
Our first lesson of the New Year, “Los Cinco Patitos,” presents your little linguist with math concepts such as counting, number identification, and subtraction as each little duck travels “over the hill and far away.”
The classic story of the “Five Little Ducks” is one that your child will love hearing over and over and the age appropriate activities are sure to provide a quality learning experience for all types of learners.
Remember to practice counting and number recognition with your little one at home. Repetition is very important to language acquisition and your support at home will go a long way.
Have Fun Learning!
Do you want
your kid to be a Lingual Kid? Contact us
via email
or phone at 404.228.3186 for more information.
TALKIN TOTS
Lingual Kids in the classroom
We're so glad you asked! Lingual Kids curriculum is organized according to age group: Blabbing Babies (12-24 months), Talking Tots (2-4 years old), Lingual Kiddies (4-5 years old), and Lingual Kids (5-12 years old).
Moms and Dads! Check back frequently
to see what your Lingual Kids are working on and how you can have fun learning at home.
Blabbing Babies
12-24 months old
Lingual Kids
5-12 years old
Talking Tots & Lingual Kiddies
My House
Feliz Año Nuevo Padres!
Welcome back to another year of language learning with Lingual Kids! Our first lesson of the New Year is “My House.” Students will learn to tell where they live, name the rooms of the house as well as a few household items.
We will also revisit our family vocabulary as we ask and answer questions about location. As we continue to explore Puerto Rico through our cultural studies, we will compare and contrast the types of homes in the US and Puerto Rico.
As we introduce more vocabulary and phrases it is important that you help your child at home by practicing previously learned skills. Please review counting & identifying numbers 1-20, reciting & identifying letters A-Z. For free online activities and games please visit
www.123teachme.com/learn_spanish/spanish_for_children
for extended play at home.
Have FUN learning!
By the end of this unit, students should be able to:
• Name/Identify rooms of a house and common household items
• Distinguish types of homes
• Show an emerging ability to compare/contrast homes in US and Puerto Rico
• Use family vocabulary to form questions/responses about location
Do you want
your kid to be a Lingual Kid? Contact us
via email
or phone at 404.228.3186 for more information.
LINGUAL KIDS
Lingual Kids in the Classroom
We're so glad you asked! Lingual Kids curriculum is organized according to age group: Blabbing Babies (12-24 months), Talking Tots (2-4 years old), Lingual Kiddies (4-5 years old), and Lingual Kids (5-12 years old).
Blabbing Babies
12-24 months old
Talkin' Tots/Lingual Kiddies
2-4 years old/4-5 years old
Moms and Dads! Check back frequently
to see what your Lingual Kids are working on and how you can have fun learning at home.
Lingual Kids
My Family
By the end of this unit, students should be able to:
• Name family members in Spanish
• Use the verbs estar, ser, and gustar appropriately
• Request and give information within context appropriately
• Compare and contracts US and Puerto Rican Family Life
Feliz Año Nuevo Padres:
Our first lesson of the New Year is “My Family.” In this lesson your child will learn to name the members of her family and share basic physical characteristics and personal likes/dislikes. We will recycle some familiar verbs like gustar and estar as well as introduce the verb ser.
As a cultural extension, the students will examine family life in Puerto Rico, comparing similarities and contrasting the differences in family life in the US.
For our culminating the project the students will create a Family Photo Album, displaying pictures family members and providing basic information in Spanish about each relative.
Do you want
your kid to be a Lingual Kid? Contact us
via email
or phone at 404.228.3186 for more information.
LK EXTRAS
Lingual Kids Love Language
Here are some tips to encourage that love of learning.
Read books in Spanish from your local library or bookstore
Review lesson vocabulary and incorporate into conversation
Visit local shops, bakeries, and restaurants where Spanish is spoken
Watch your child's favorite movie or show in Spanish
Listen to Spanish radio or tv stations
Purchase/create flashcards for new vocabulary
Purchase bilingual toys and games
Attend local cultural festivities
