Spanish Circle Time Printables {FREE!}

I am soooo excited about adding a new element to our daily “Circle Time” routine:

Spanish Circle Time!

I’ve actually been working on these for a while now, and they are finally ready to share.


(UPDATE: January 2015  This continues to be my most visited post!  So exciting!  I've made a few corrections to the printables, but the photos do not show the updates.  Be sure to click the links to view the documents before printing.)






It’s pretty basic so far.  The kids will learn the days of the week, months of the year, colors, ABC’s, 1-2-3’s, and possibly the weather (if I can get around to creating it!).  We also have space to add various vocabulary words as the school year goes on.


I got the basic idea for our first flip chart from here a few years back.  It is still working well for us, so I’ve kept it pretty similar for the Spanish flip chart.  After printing and laminating the sheets, each piece was cut out.  Then I attached a small piece of Velcro to the backs.









Each element is attached to the foam board.  I used rings for the song pages, but glued the other parts down for durability.




I thought it would be fun to share them with you too!

These are two songs in Spanish: Buenos Dias (Good Morning, How are you?), and Dias de la Semana (Days of the Week).  The days of the week song has an empty box to add the day.  You can either laminate it and use dry erase marker to write in the day, or use the printable below by printing, laminating, and cutting each day out.  Then attach Velcro to the back of each day and the song sheet and your child can add the day of the week themselves.  (The phrase Hoy es means Today is.)


(Click here and here to see videos of the songs.)

Click to print:Spanish Songs

Click to print:Spanish Days of the Week

Another element that my kids have always enjoyed is choosing the color of the day.  Usually this is Elaina’s job, but she will pass the torch on to her baby sister Olivia this year.  We will continue to use the English colors as well, but this will be a fun new tool for the older kids.  Print, laminate, and cut out the pieces.  Attach the middle section los Colores en Espanol to your flip board or calendar wall.  I use Velcro dots to the back of each color and then one single dot in the blank square for ease of use.

(Not sure how to pronounce the colors?  Click to see a video here.)

Click to print: Spanish Color Set

Just for fun, I created a calendar set with some cute clip-art you can add to your flip board or calendar wall.  Print, laminate, cut out, and add Velcro dots to the back.

(Not sure how to pronounce the Spanish months of the year?  Click here to watch a video.)

Click to print:Spanish Months and Clip Art

Click to print: Spanish Calendar

Looking for more Spanish printables?
Click here for my Spanish Calendar Journal Page.

I pray that providing these free printables will enrich your homeschool experience and make your planning a little easier! I would love to hear if you have used these printables. Just leave a comment below. Please link back directly to my blog, not the document link provided. Please do not sell or host these files on your website. Thanks!