Spanish for Children Primer A Revised Edition Enrichment Resources
Spanish for Children Primer A Revised Edition Enrichment Resources
To supplement and enhance the lessons throughout Spanish for Children Primer A Revised Edition, a number of downloadable PDFs are available:
- ¡A buscar! (Let's Search!): 3 seek-and-find style photographs with accompanying text that provide enjoyable review of each unit's vocabulary
- Quizzes and Quiz Answer Keys: the same quizzes and answer keys that are in appendix F in the book, but as a convenient downloadable and printable PDF
- Canto Charts: collected from the chapters in the book into a single PDF for easy reference, download, printing, display, or other classroom uses
- Vocabulario Charts: as above, collected in a printable PDF
- Flash Cards: a downloadable PDF featuring all the terms in the Glossary of Canto and Vocabulario Terms included at the end of the book, which can be printed and cut apart for students to practice as needed
- English-to-Spanish Glossary: an alphabetized glossary that complements the Spanish-to-English version in the book
- SFC Expanded Glossary, Spanish-to-English: an alphabetical listing of Spanish terms and their English translations that includes all the vocabulary of both the original and revised editions of the Spanish for Children series, providing a dictionary uniquely adapted for SFC students
- SFC Expanded Glossary, English-to-Spanish: the same list as above, but alphabetized according to the English translations
- Vocabulary Enrichment Extras: a "goodie bag" of material to help students expand their Spanish vocabulary even beyond the words included in the book, featuring word-picture videos, silly puppet videos, storytime videos, and even the author's up-close-and-personal video about the Spanish words for facial features
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Julia Kraut, Author
A lifelong lover of studying language and culture, Julia holds a master’s degree in Spanish language and culture from the Universidad de Salamanca Cursos Internacionales (in Spain), and another in Études du monde anglophone (Anglophone cultural studies) from Aix-Marseille University in France. She also has BAs in international studies, theatre arts, and medieval studies from Pennsylvania State University, where she was a Schreyer Honors Scholar.
After teaching Spanish in a K–8 setting, Julia married a Francophile and moved to France, where she taught English in elementary and middle schools and at the university level, all while continuing to study Spanish and Catalan, a romance language spoken in Andorra and parts of Spain. Out of all the classes she has taken, her favorite involved studying how Spanish evolved from Latin during the Middle Ages. As a researcher, she is particularly interested in how creativity and play affect learning, and in how our understanding of the past is meaningful to us in the present.
Julia is the author of the Spanish for Children series and the Song School Spanish series. Her children enjoy asking her to sing the “Sit on Your Silla Song” from Song School Spanish Book 1 to all their friends.
