Which Season Is It?

Oh no! Our seasons are all mixed up!

SUPPLIES NEEDED

• printed activity sheets
• safety scissors
• glue stick

WHAT TO PRACTICE

Learn about the seasons by matching each item to the appropriate time of year.

NOTE TO GROWNUPS

Reinforce your child’s learning by talking about what other things one might do or see in each of the seasons. What’s the weather like? What kinds of clothes do you wear? What’s your favorite thing to do in each season?

Download Activity Sheet:

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TAGS

• Animals
• Art
• Customs
• Food
• Geography
• History
• Music & Dance

Ask a Bilingual Expert

Raising a bilingual child? On this page, our very own Director of Learning Design and Efficacy, Sophia Espinoza, addresses some common questions around the benefits of bilingualism.

Benefits of Bilingualism (FAQs):

• Any advice on managing two Spanish dialects in the household?

Now that our world is more interconnected than ever, there are plenty of families where each parent could be from a different country in Latin America. Their perspectives are broadened and they learn to communicate cross-culturally. Sometimes kids may switch vocabulary when talking to different parents, which is totally fine.

• What do you recommend if I’m not completely fluent and my child’s school doesn’t have an immersion class?

I encourage as much Spanish exposure as possible. Use the Spanish you know, even if you may need to speak Spanglish.

• Do you recommend teaching different subjects in different languages?

Children are always going to learn English; Their world is in English, their peers speak English. However, it's important to give kids as much education as possible in Spanish. They will learn English at school.

Cognitive Benefits of Bilingualism:

By introducing your child to a second language early, you are giving them the chance to access the cognitive benefits of being bilingual. Research shows that bilingual brains have better executive functioning in focus, mental multitasking, and working memory.