Spring Fun in Chile: Play, Sing, and Learn English!
Hello, little friend! Welcome to our English playground! Today is full of smiles, colors, and sunny spring fun in Chile. Let's explore together!
Cartoons We Like
Do you like funny stories on TV? Little friends love watching adventures with cute animals, magical blue dogs, and friendly paper craft heroes like in Puerto Papel! They play, solve puzzles, and laugh with best friends.
Toys & Games
What toy is in your hands today? Soft plush bear friends, colorful plastic building bricks, and spinning tops called trompos are so much fun! We build tall towers and spin on the rug. Up, up, up goes the tower!
Sweet Treats
Yum! In Chile, sweet snacks bring happy giggles. Crispy cuchuflí filled with sweet caramel manjar are delicious! Crunchy little cookies called alfajores make our afternoon tea time extra happy and sweet.
Books & Bedtime Stories
Open a picture book! We look at big bright pictures of gentle forest deer, playful foxes, and starry skies over the Andes mountains. Soft bedtime stories help us close our eyes and have sweet, cozy dreams.
Music & Dance
Clap your hands! One, two, three! Little kids love clapping along to silly puppet songs from 31 Minutos and moving their feet to spring festival rhythms. Wiggle your toes, jump high, and dance with joy!
Hobbies & Playtime
Sunny September days are here in Chile! We fly colorful kites in the park, draw rainbows with sidewalk chalk, and play pretend games like little doctors or brave bakers. It is time to run and shine outside!
School Words
Art (Arte) — I paint a yellow sun in art class.
Music (Música) — We sing a sweet song in music.
Math (Matemáticas) — I count five red apples in math.
Book (Libro) — Open your green book, please.
Tiny Grammar
Usamos "I have" para decir lo que tenemos:
Cuando queremos decir que tenemos un juguete, un libro o algo rico, usamos la frase mágica "I have" (Yo tengo). ¡Es muy fácil!
- I have a toy. = Yo tengo un juguete.
- I have a sweet snack. = Yo tengo un dulce rico.
- I have a kite. = Yo tengo un volantín.
Mini Quiz
1. How do you say "Yo tengo un libro" in English?
A) I see a book
B) I have a book
C) I jump a book
2. What is "Music" in Spanish?
A) Música
B) Casa
C) Dulce
3. Complete the sentence: "I _____ a sweet treat."
A) have
B) blue
C) sun
Tiny Words
| English | Español | Example |
|---|---|---|
| kite | volantín | My kite flies high in the blue sky. |
| sweet | dulce | The cookie is very sweet and good. |
| friend | amigo / amiga | I play games with my friend. |
| dance | bailar | We dance to happy music. |
| toy | juguete | I love my favorite toy. |
Tiny Grammar
Using 'I have' for possession
Usamos 'I have' cuando queremos decir 'Yo tengo'. Solo pones 'I have' y luego el objeto que tienes, ¡así de sencillo!
🇬🇧 I have a book.
🇨🇱 Yo tengo un libro.
Mini Quiz
1. How do you say 'Yo tengo un libro' in English?
2. What is 'Music' in Spanish?
3. Complete the sentence: 'I _____ a sweet treat.'