In this lesson, you will learn to recognize and name different animals like the caterpillar, zebra, and turtle. You will also practice counting by identifying how many stripes the zebra has and counting stars up to five. Additionally, you will discover how to say the numbers one, two, and five in Spanish. By the end of our adventure, you’ll be able to share fun facts about animals and count in both English and Spanish! Let’s get started!
Hey there, little friend! Are you ready to have some fun learning about animals and numbers? Let’s go on a little adventure together!
First, let’s say hello to some amazing animals. We have a caterpillar, a zebra, and a turtle. Can you imagine how they look?
Now, let’s have some fun with numbers! Can you count with me?
Did you know that numbers can be said in different languages? Let’s learn how to say some numbers in Spanish!
Now you know how to count in both English and Spanish! Isn’t that cool?
Next time you see a caterpillar, zebra, or turtle, remember what you learned today. And don’t forget to count the stars in the sky!
Keep exploring and having fun with numbers and animals. You’re doing a great job!
Animal Observation Walk: Take a walk in your garden or a nearby park with a grown-up. Look for animals like caterpillars, birds, or even pets. How many different animals can you find? Try to count them and describe what they look like. Can you find an animal with stripes like a zebra or a shell like a turtle?
Counting Game with Toys: Gather some of your favorite toys and line them up. Count how many toys you have in English and then try counting them in Spanish. Can you arrange them in groups of uno, dos, or cinco? Practice saying the numbers out loud as you count.
Draw and Count: Draw a picture of a caterpillar, zebra, or turtle. Add details like stripes on the zebra or stars in the sky. Count how many stripes or stars you drew. Try writing the numbers next to them in both English and Spanish. Share your drawing with a friend or family member and teach them how to count in Spanish too!
