PLEASE NOTE: This product is in Spanish. To view the English version, click here. This set contains a header and 12 posters showing the 12 actitudes del PEP (IB PYP attitudes). Actitudes del PEP - IB PYP attitudes posters in Spanish by Emer Downing is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Note: This poster is sized for INTERNATIONAL A4 paper. There is another file in my store in Spanish that is sized for US PAPER. This Action Cycle Poster would be a great addition to any IB classroom! If you have any requests for specific wording on one of my projects, please contact me and I will be happy to help you. If you like this poster, please consider becoming a follower so you can be notified of the new products I will be adding to my store.
At my school, we use Kath Murdoch’s Inquiry Cycle. Many of our staff are new the PYP and new to inquiry-based teaching and learning, so we find this inquiry cycle provides some structure to t…
These Spanish language IB PYP cover sheets can be used for the on-going working binder and/or for the IB PYP Portfolio. These sheets are designed to be used as a mini reflection sheet as the you introduce each new unit of inquiry. There are two forms of the portfolio sheets and are created to make the children think about the new central idea and the lines of inquiry as they write them on the cover sheet. The second type asks the children to think about the new central idea and to illustrate their thinking about it, along with noting down any questions/inquiries that may have as you introduce the unit. UK & USA spelling. If you would like a set in English, you can find those here. They are great to separate each unit of inquiry within the daily working binder or to use as a cover sheet for each unit within their portfolio. I have used these sheets also within our Student Led Conference preparation. Easily differentiated and suitable for grades 2-6. You will find a collection of 12 new unit sheets, titled with the name of each theme. Use them with: •Introducing new units. •End of unit reflections •Portfolios •Student Led Conferences . You may also be interested in my unit planners and reflection pack & other IB PYP resources which can be found in my store or on my blog. I have complete units of inquiry for each theme as well as resources to build understanding of the Learner Profile, the Approaches to Learning Skills and Key Concepts. Enjoy! Susan Powers www.pypteachingtools.com
Big kids rule with this editable Spanish version of my IB PYP Transdisciplinary Skills posters. This is a colorful and eye-catching Spanish version of my IB PYP posters, designed for the older kids, 3rd through 6th grade. The language within these posters is aligned with the International Baccalaureate Organization's actual descriptions. Therefore, the children become more used to the actual language used along with the academic language used constantly within the Primary Years Programme. You can edit the text and change it totally into Spanish, translate it gradually throughout the year, using each slide as a learning point or simply keep it in English. Suit yourself and the needs of your kiddos. This was created using PowerPoint 2007. Included: Posters for the Trans disciplinary Skills You can purchase these posters in Spanish and English as separate packets for the Learner Profile, the Key Concepts and the Attitudes, all found in my store OR you can purchase the Complete Getting Started with the PYP Kit for Big Kids and SAVE! You can find more ideas for implementing the IB PYP in my blog or in my store. Enjoy! Susan Powers
This poster set features the 10 IB PYP Attributes of the Learner Profile in Spanish. Each poster includes the attribute, an associated explanation statement, and an image to help your students interpret and remember the attributes of the learner profile. These visuals can be used to promote emphasis...
Big kids rule with this editable set of Spanish IB PYP Attitudes posters. This is a colorful and eye-catching Spanish version of my IB PYP posters, designed for the older kids, 3rd through 6th grade. The language within these posters is aligned with the International Baccalaureate Organization's actual descriptions. Therefore, the children become more used to the actual language used along with the academic language used constantly within the Primary Years Programme. You can edit the text and change it totally into Spanish, translate it gradually throughout the year, using each slide as a learning point or simply keep it in English. Suit yourself and the needs of your kiddos. This was created using PowerPoint 2007. Included: Posters for all of the IB Attitudes •You can purchase these posters in Spanish and English as separate packets for the Learner Profile, the Key Concepts and the Attitudes, all found in my store OR you can purchase the Complete Getting Started with the PYP kit and SAVE! You can find more ideas for implementing the IB PYP and inquiry based learning in my blog or in my store. Enjoy! Susan
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{Affiliate links used.} I am closing out the school year with my Spanish lessons and wanted a way to review the vocabulary we have been working on. I came across on Pinterest a post about Kaboom! It was created for elementary classrooms, but I thought it would be perfect for language learners also! So here is how you go about it: First of all you will need... Jumbo Craft Sticks Sharpie Markers Cups (Not see through) Since I work with a lot of different levels of students I had several categories of vocabulary I wanted to use like house items, the alphabet, clothes, opposites, etc. I decided to color-code the sticks on one end. This helps with two things. Kids will know how to put them in the cup with the colored part sticking out. This allows me to select which sets of vocabulary to use with certain sets of students. For example, I know that the orange sticks are emotions and the pink sticks are foods. {See the final set of pictures for the list I made for myself.} After you color the tips, you write one word towards the other end of the stick. I tend to use about 15 sticks for a vocabulary-themed set. Three of those sticks will have the word "Caramba" written on them. The rest will have vocabulary words you want kids to review. To play the game you put one set (or maybe two or three if you have more advanced students) in a cup with the colored tips up. Students take turns pulling a stick out of the cup and giving the translation of the word. They keep the stick if they can say what it means in English. Otherwise, they put it back in the cup if they don't know. If they pull a "Caramba" stick they have to put back ALL their sticks! I time the game for about three minutes. The student with the most sticks at the end wins! This is a fun way to review vocabulary which at times can be tedious!
Inside: Conversation Jenga for the language class. When I put my students in a speaking situation, I like to make it low-pressure and fun. We’ve really enjoyed conversation Jenga lately– which is obviously better than a worksheet with questions to ask each other. In a sense, conversation Jenga is an authentic speaking situation because it’s a
Looking for cute Learner Profile Posters that have graphics that are actually cute! Well, look no further. I teach at an IB school and I have always struggled to find cute IB decor for my classroom, so I created it! These are perfect for ANY grade level, but I designed them with the upper elementary and MYP in mind! In this product, you will receive. > All 11 IB Learner Profiles are included in this package > Two additional IB BONUS Learner Profiles included. > If Your school has one that is not on this list message me and I will add it. I know that many schools adopt learner profiles that are not on the IB list, so please message me and I can get custom ones to you! (: > All clip art is hand-drawn by me and SUPER Unique. The clip art is NOT Available for commercial use.
Description These Editable Google Slides Templates in a leafy green Botanical theme will transform the way you conduct your morning meetings and lessons throughout the day! Add some greenery to your presentation with our natural aesthetic and calming Botanical-Themed Slides and immerse your students in the beauty of plants. So easy to customize, just type directly into the text boxes provided, or add your own additional text boxes. Personalize each slide for things like your morning meeting, daily schedule, centre activities, meet the teacher, to-do lists and so much more! Included are 50 pre-made and editable slides templates, each designed using minimalist, neutral tones and pleasant depictions of plants, foliage, and eucalyptus leaves - the perfect combination of nature and warmth to create a calm and homey feel in your classroom for you and your students. These leafy green slides also include a slide with various timer countdowns (1 minute, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 45, 60 minutes) so that you can have a visual reminder for your students and an alarm will sound once the time is up. $$ SAVE $$ and grab these Google Slides in the Modern Greenery Farmhouse CLASSROOM DECOR BUNDLE available HERE. Included is a link to Google Drive for the Google Slides as well as a PowerPoint Presentation file. What's included: Editable PowerPoint file with 50 various editable slide templates and timers Editable Google Slides Template (as above) accessible in your Google Drive
If you are looking for a fun way to reward and motivate your students daily at your IB school, here is a set of awesome individualized stickers and coupons to use in your PYP classroom. These beautiful stickers and coupons for the IB PYP Leaner Profile Attributes are aligned with the International Baccalaureate Organization's descriptions. They are designed for boys and girls for each of the Learner Profile Attributes. This packet has everything you need to motivate your students in your IB PYP classroom. These stickers have now been updated to be used with your remote learners. They are compatible with a wide range of platforms including Google Classroom, Seesaw, Toddle and many more. Simply attach the digital sticker to their work just like any other image. IB PYP Learner Profile Attributes included in this product are: • Inquirer | Indagador • Knowledgeable | Informado • Thinker | Pensador • Communicator | Comunicador • Principled | Integro • Open-minded | De mente abierta • Caring | Solidario • Courageous | Audaz • Balanced | Equilibrado • Reflective | Reflexivo The stickers are best if printed on Avery 8293 label (1.5 ") or equivalent.
Big kids rule with this editable Spanish version of my IB PYP Learner Profile posters. This is a colorful and eye-catching Spanish version of my IB PYP posters, designed for the older kids, 3rd through 6th grade. The language within these posters is aligned with the International Baccalaureate Organization's actual descriptions. Therefore, the children become more used to the actual language used along with the academic language used constantly within the Primary Years Programme. You can edit the text and change it totally into Spanish, translate it gradually throughout the year, using each slide as a learning point or simply keep it in English. Suit yourself and the needs of your kiddos. This was created using PowerPoint 2007. Included: Lesson Suggestions for implementing the IB language with your older students •Posters for all of the Learner Profile You can purchase these posters in Spanish and English as separate packets for the Transdisciplinary Skills, the Key Concepts and the Attitudes, all found in my store. OR by purchasing the Complete Getting Started with the PYP Kit for Big Kids you SAVE! You can find more ideas for implementing the IB PYP in my blog or in my store. Enjoy! Susan Powers
Spanish Adjective Activities | Teaching descriptive adjectives is one of my favorite units in Spanish class! Here are five fun activities for teaching Spanish adjectives to describe a person physically or by personality. Find a complete unit with everything you need to get students describing themselves and others. Plus practice with no-prep worksheets, find a list of adjectives to define and find in a word search, and draw self-portraits to label physical characteristics, and other games!
I have heard it many times. “I have only taught middle/high school language, and I am going to be teaching Pre-K …or K-5… or K-8. Someone, help me! What do I do?” OK, You go…
Un elefante se balanceaba is one of the best known Spanish children's songs. It is a counting song and the rhyme helps children learn the words. With each verse, children add another elephant to the web. Below you'll find lyrics, videos and activities for Un elefante se balanceaba. Check
Movement in Spanish class is crucial for student engagement. Get your Spanish students up and out of their seats and moving around.
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IB Key Concepts in both English and Spanish with PE clip art demonstrating the concept!
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Poems in Spanish are a wonderful way for children to experience and learn language. Below you will find many Spanish poems for kids with activity suggestions. Also check out our Spanish reading for kids resource page for printable reading activities, activities for favorite picture books and online stories. Choosing
Awesome collection of Spanish Vocabulary printables for Spanish Preschool, Spanish Immersion Kindergarten, and Elementary Spanish. Browse by resource or theme!
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How is it that I've only really experienced the power of daily warm-ups this year, after almost two decades of teaching? I've used warm-ups to start class, off and on during my years of teaching, but this year is when everything has come together, along with my determination to prepare daily warm-ups and my mindset on what types of warm-ups to use for students to receive the most benefit from them. When the teacher is consistent in providing daily warm-ups it provides a comfortable and structured start of the class for the students. I greet my students at the door and they in turn greet me with that week's password. When they enter the room, they see the warm-up projected on the board. They collect the things they need from their backpacks, grab a clipboard (I have a deskless classroom), go to their seat, and boom, they're immersed in Spanish from the very start of class. My suggestions for creating warm-ups are: -be consistent! -keep it short -always...go over it with the students -connect it with previous lessons -personalize it to students -make sure students will be able to complete it without struggling -don't collect it (that's right - don't do that to yourself!) Some benefits of daily warm-ups are: - Immediately immerses students in language that is comprehensible: the emphasis is on "comprehensible language", which puts students at ease and instills them with confidence because they know they can be successful in completing the activity - Sets the tone for the class: we're going to utilize every minute of the class period in experiences that are designed specifically with the students' success in the language as top priority - Connects to the students: use sketches that students created, and conversations/photos from previous days; students understand their contributions are important elements of the class and they are appreciated! - Creates a familiar setting/comfortable routine: students know the routine and are immediately put at ease as they follow the routine (benefits both the quiet students and those that are filled with energy that we may wish we had 😂) - Provides quiet time: students that complete the warm-up know they will have a few moments to relax after they complete the activity as classmates finish up the warm-up - Reviews material from previous day(s): reinforces the material introduced/ discussed in the past, providing additional input - Informal Formative assessment: as teacher moves throughout classroom and glances at students' work, it gives quick feedback on students' progress - Provides time for teacher tasks: take attendance, catch absent students up to date, etc, Below are examples of the warm-ups I've used in the last few days 1. One of the classes created this OWI (One Word Image). I used the warm--up for all three of the Spanish 1 classes the following day. 2. I used SpanishPlans' lesson "El Niño quiere un dragon" (free on TPT). This was the warm-up the following day. It's the first time students had to form the sentence from scrambled words so I did not put any extra words in the sentences that were not needed. 3. I created this warm-up based on the conversation I had with students the previous day. The lesson is from Martina Bex's Somos curriculum, Level 1, Unit 1 (free on TPT). 4. New short stories using previous introduced vocabulary. I don't require students write answers in complete sentences at this stage of their acquisition. 5. OWI reading created previous day. I taped the drawing of the OWI on the board next to where this paragraph was projected for students to refer to. 6. Unscramble sentences. Students did a similar warm-up the previous week (see #2 above). The previous day I had a substitute so students listened to the first half of a story I wrote and put on a video, and then read the 2nd half of the story and answered comprehension questions. This warm-up is based on the video & reading from the previous day. Yes, I create a new warm-up each day, but NO, it doesn't take much time.
I created this Classroom Attitudes set as a companion to the IB PYP Learning Profiles & Banners I had made previously. And as a special request, I have translated it into Spanish. It includes all twelve attitudes in both the poster size, full page banner size and mini banners (2 per page), so there are many options for the teacher! To tie the posters together, I made an "In Our Classroom you will see..." poster. There is also an instruction page for assembling the banners. The wording for the posters and banners are as follows: In our classroom you see: En nuestra aula se ve Appreciation: Apreciación We are grateful: Estamos muy agradecidos Commitment: Compromiso We finish what we begin: Terminaremos lo que empezamos Confidence: Confianza We believe in ourselves: Creemos en nosotros mismos Cooperation: Cooperación We work well with others: Trabajamos muy bien con los demás Creativity: Creatividad We use our imagination to solve problems in new ways: Utilizamos nuestra imaginación para resolver los problemas en nuevas formas. Curiosity: Curiosidad We are eager to discover new things: Nos entusiasma descubrir cosas nuevas Science Fair: Feria de Ciencias Empathy: Empatía We care about & help others. : Nos preocupamos por & ayudamos a los demás. Enthusiasm: Entusiasmo We love to learn about many things: Nos encanta aprender sobre muchas cosas Independence: Independencia We can do work by ourselves.: Podemos hacer el trabajo por nosotros mismos. Integrity: Integridad We make good choices & try to do the right thing: Podemos tomar buenas decisiones y tratamos de hacer lo correcto. Respect: Respeto We treat everyone fairly!: ¡Tratamos a cada uno justamente! Tolerance: Tolerancia We care about the differences in the world: Nos preocupamos por las diferencias en el mundo. We accept & include others in our activities : Aceptamos e incluimos a otros en nuestras actividades. If you like this product, please consider becoming a follower so you will be notified of new products I will be adding to my store! Thanks so much!!
Links to free Spanish printables along with Spanish color activities prepared using free printables for preschool through early elementary!
Spanish vocabulary picture cards help kids understand and learn new words. The pictures represent words so you do not have to translate, and you can use them for all kinds of games and activities. You can find many sets of Spanish vocabulary picture cards on Spanish Playground in posts
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Spanish songs for kids are one of the most important teaching tools I have. It is hard to overstate the power of music in language learning. It’s magic! Below you will find our favorite Spanish songs for kids grouped by themes. How Spanish Songs for Kids Enhance Learning Singing,
Free numeracy resources for classrooms, teachers and parents. Included will be printable games and activities.
Identify and write the missing short vowel part III in this printable worksheet. Your child will look at the picture, pronounce its name and identify the missing vowel in the word, then write it.
