Los colores – a Storybird
I’ve decided to (re)publish my Storybirds over the next few days. Here’s the first, a very very simple ‘story’ about colours in Spanish. Los colores on Storybird
View Article¿Qué haces en tu tiempo libre? – a Storybird
¿Qué haces en tu tiempo libre? on Storybird
View ArticleMis amigos raros – a Storybird
Another Storybird, this time with more text. “Mis amigos raros is a Spanish story about Eduardo’s friends who are all a little out of the ordinary.” Mis amigos muy raros. on Storybird
View ArticleA Storybird for Halloween – Contar conmigo en Halloween.
A new Storybird that has not been seen previously, especially for Halloween – and specifically written for RGo at WCPS ;o) Count with Calabaza (Pumpkin) from 0 to 9, and then find the Halloween objects...
View Article¿Qué tiempo hace? – a Storybird
This story has beautiful illustrations to help talk about the weather in Spanish. ¿Qué tiempo hace? on Storybird
View ArticleMe gusta la música / A veces toco un instrumento – more Storybirds!
I’m having a bit of a Storybird ‘splurge’ at the moment. It’s my chosen form of relaxation this week! So here are two I’ve just written with the QCA Unit Yo soy músico in mind (see here for a previous...
View Article¿Qué voy a hacer? – a Storybird
Not quite sure what to do today? Nor is our hero. Read on to find out what he decides to do. ¿Qué voy a hacer hoy? on Storybird
View ArticleTener – a Storybird
This book was never properly finished as I can’t go back to the pictures now to add more. However, it has quite a few ‘tener’ expressions even without being complete! TENER. on Storybird
View Article¿Cómo te sientes? – a Storybird
How many different ways can you answer the question ¿Qué tal? or ¿Cómo te sientes hoy? A story in Spanish about feeling happy and sad, angry and confused. ¿Cómo te sientes hoy? on Storybird
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¿De dónde viene el yak? – a Storybird
One final (for now!) Storybird, this time a little more complex than previously. This book is about animals and from where they come. It could be used as part of a cross curricular unit (geography...
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