Polar bear, how many fish can you eat?

Little children benefit from bilingual education. By using the new language daily along with their native language, they learn vocabulary and the use of these words in everyday situations.
Write the corresponding word in each of the two languages on the image. This will help your children see the connection between the image and the words. For items you have around home, make labels in each language and paste them to the object. In addition, encourage your children to read and listen to books in both languages. I try to find reading material that has words in each language in the same book. This is one activity we made after reading Polar bear

(I cannot say I am a "crafty girl". I am just a teacher-aunt that want to make her niece have a bit of fun while learning. That's why I came up with this idea.)

Are you wondering what animal is this?

Yes! A polar bear eating his lunch!

You need a box, white and black paper, colourful cardboard, glue and a lot of imagination. You need to draw and make fish from different colours.  You also need a dice or a spinner. Let your kids roll the dice (or spin the spinner) and feed the polar bear with his favourite meal...fresh fish! Invite children to say the number in the new language as well as to count in Spanish.

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