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We continued on our journey through Spain focusing this week a little more on the culture and also art {Picasso}. We also spent time learning about Columbus {and yes, I know he wasn’t from Spain, but Spain was generous in supporting his trip, so we tied it in that way}. :)
Here’s a look at how we spent our second week learning about Spain.
Monday
- Quick review of main stuff from our first week studying Spain
- Geography song for Southern Europe
- Look at the currency for Spain
- Read story from Around the World in 80 Tales {link in book carousel below}
- Visit National Geographic for Kids site
Tuesday
- Review geography song
- Talk about Christopher Columbus {from Italy, but trip funded by Spain}
- Story of Ferdinand on You Tube
Wednesday
- Review geography song
- Talk about Picasso
- Picasso art project ~ Picasso faces. We pulled out oil pastels and created a collage of faces with cubistic/abstract design. They had a little trouble understanding how to make the faces ‘mesh’ at first, but LOVED it once they got going!
Thursday
- Review geography song
- Running of the bulls and bull fighting ~ YouTube clips
- Put together food from country {pico de gallo}
Resources and Websites
- Picasso Faces ~ lesson plans for creating faces like Picasso
- National Geographic for Kids ~ facts and video about Spain targeted at kids. Includes a postcard you can print off
- Journal of Christopher Columbus ~ the kids have loved hearing things from ‘his’ perspective
- Kids Konnect {Spain} ~ a TON of great links on this page to find virtually anything you would like!
- Kids Culture Corner {Au Pair America} ~ games and activities about Spain
Books We’re Using








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