As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.īEST #OWNVOICES CHILDREN’S BOOKS: My Favorite Diversity Books for Kids Ages 1-12 is a book that I created to highlight books written by authors who share the same marginalized identity as the characters in their books. To examine any book more closely at Amazon, please click on the image of the book. Poner las manos arriba – put your hands upįollow PragmaticMom’s board Teaching Kids Spanish on Pinterest. If Simon leaves out Simon says before giving. For example, 'Simon says touch your nose,' 'Simon says shake like a leaf.' Each child must perform the action. Verbs can be combined with body parts to make other instructions. The other children gather around Simon, who gives instructions by saying, Simon says telling the kids to perform a physical action. The other children gather around Simon, who gives instructions by saying, Simon says telling the kids to perform a physical action. Here are some that you can act out playing this game: Recipe for Fun Choose one child as Simon. Also, children hear and learn the Spanish infinitive, and it is easy for them to produce correctly when they take the part of “Simon.” This is a good choice when playing this game with Spanish language learners because it is grammatically correct when speaking to a group or to one other person (other command forms change).
Simon Says is a fun game children love to play. One common structure is to use the infinitive, or base form, of the verb. 70 Simon Says Ideas that are Fun and Also Educational. There are several ways to give commands in Spanish. Children quickly learn the Spanish commands and can take the role of “Simon” too. If the children are not sure of the Spanish, they can see the action and it clarifies the language. Simon Says is great for teaching many basic French words, the most obvious ones being body parts, classroom objects, and other nouns. The person who is “Simon” should do the actions as she calls them out. If Simon says, Simon says touch your nose, then players must touch their nose. However, the players must only obey commands that begin with the words Simon Says. Standing in front of the group, Simon tells players what they must do.
Simon Says, or Simón dice in Spanish, teaches children words for body parts and can also teach common Spanish verbs and other vocabulary. One person is designated Simon, the others are the players. This is is from Spanish Playground but please check out the blog to see the accompanying video: The words including verbs are on the blog. I really like Spanish Playground which is a blog for learning Spanish that is geared toward children. I wanted to share a recent post on Playing Simon Says in Spanish as a fun way to teach parts of the body. Fun Way to Learn Parts of Body in Spanish!
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