Any time I teach a high school class, we always learn how to use the verb ser to describe people and their characteristics. Ser means "to be," and you'll see it in many forms in English in the present tense: am, is, are. You can look at this chart below to see the...
My kiddos and I rarely get to the library between naptimes and eating times, but last week we made it and I am so excited to share what we found! Taking a two-year-old and a ten-month-old to the library has to be short and sweet,...
Did you know there are two ways to say "to be" in Spanish? That's right. The verb ser means "to be," and the verb estar means "to be" also. In English, we use the verb "to be" when we say, "I am," "She is," "They are," "We are," and so on.In Spanish...