Until Next Time… (Hasta la próxima vez…)

by Kali Carollo | Aug 5, 2012 | Uncategorized

Thank you to all of the wonderful families that made Spanish Camp 2012 (first Se Habla Spanish Camp ever!) such a success. It was MUY fun, and we learned MUCHO!! Here is a recap in photos of the great week…

LUNES(Monday)–Los colores
We learned the colors of the ARCO IRIS (rainbow)–rojo, anaranjado, amarillo, verde, azul, morado…and more!

Eating the rainbow

MARTES (Tuesday)–Los números
We learned how to count to ten when we read the book Los diez puntos negros. We also had a visit from BoPeep who helped us practice counting with sheep.

We made play dough of different colors.

MIÉRCOLES (Wednesday)–Letras y comida
We went to el restaurante and made the letters of our names out of play-doh.

JUEVES (Thursday)–El cuerpo
We learned our body parts by making life-size portraits, and with the help of our special guest Pin-Pon. We also made miniature “Pin-Pons” for snack!

VIERNES (Friday)–La familia y los opuestos
We read the book La casa adormecida, and then had fun looking for our friend “el pato.”

See you next year at Spanish Camp 2013!!

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