October Spanish News
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Promoting Fluency through TPRS Readers’ Theatre is a highly engaging activity that helps a story to come to life for the students. Think of it as a mix of collaborative reading, “improv” theatre, and memory work. Here are the plays that the students in Lower Elementary, Middle Elementary and Upper Elementary worked on during September and October. Each of the plays involved many activities like reading, art, memorization, writing, etc. Lower Elementary Animales Salvajes (Where the Wild Things Are) Risito de Oro (The 3 Bears) Las 3 Ratitas (The 3 Little Mice) Middle Elementary Alicia. Mamba Verde (Green Mamba) Pantalones Pequeños (The Boy with Small Pants) Upper Elementary El Zorro. Hay un chico famoso en Los Estados Unidos (It Was a Very Famous Guy in the United States) Lower Elementary students enjoy using the Spanish mat