[CASL-L] Resources for Spanish speaking students

[tenley stoltz]

Hi Jenny,

The Spanish teacher at our elementary school recommended A-Z Reading (or
Raz-Kids).  She uses it with her native speakers. It is a paid
subscription, but your district might have it.  Tumble Books might be
another resource available through your public library, too.

I love the camera idea Kate suggested. Good luck! :)

Tenley

On Thu, Sep 27, 2018 at 11:29 AM Katie McCollom <kmccollom at woodbridgeps.org>
wrote:

> This may not be relevant, but when I had primary students who came
> straight from China without any English, I gave them a camera.  They
> captured things around the school, at lunch, at recess, etc. that they
> wanted to learn the words for.  They took pictures of signs, posters,
> equipment, teachers, etc.  They then made their own "dictionary" using tech
> with images and we helped with words.  It was awesome!
>
> On Thu, Sep 27, 2018 at 9:37 AM Jenny Lussier <jlussier at rsd13.org> wrote:
>
>> Dear colleagues,
>>
>> This year for the first time we have students (first grade) who are
>> spanish speakers and I am looking for great resources to support their
>> learning. They are learning to read (cannot read English or Spanish).
>>
>> I have shared Epic, Tales2Go, PebbleGo, and Worldbook with their
>> teachers.
>>
>> Are their other websites that you would recommend? Places to get books
>> that would support them?
>>
>> Thank you in advance!
>>
>> Jenny
>>
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>> Brewster/Lyman Elementary Schools
>> Durham/Middlefield, CT
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