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What you will learn in section 6: You will see and hear Spanish people counting in lots of different contexts, including skipping games, PE/sport activities,classroom maths, and counting dinosaur footprints. The Teacher's Guide suggests ways of helping children to remember the list of words - including a catchy "numbers" song - which is also on the CD included in the pack. The pack also includes a board game in which players call out numbers in Spanish. |
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Europe's largest concentration of fossilised dinosaur footprints is used to give children practice in counting! |
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   Spanish dinosaurs can count! Pupils see a fun cartoon sequence of numbers - and see a skipping game where Spanish children count   Numbers come into what people talk about every day - like station platforms...   You can hear Spanish children counting as part of lots of games - when do YOU hear people count out loud? |
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This large Tyrannosaurus Rex puppet is 28in long and has excellent mouth movement.. |
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Now you've seen the 'Spanish' dinosaurs on screen, you can now bring one into your classroom conversations. - with this great T-Rex puppet. Get the children talking to this HUGE and robust 28 inch puppet. It is realistically modelled and made using iridescent fabrics. T.Rex is easy to use and has great mouth movement. - ideal for language lessons. The children can take turns using him too, and he could even tell you about what he's seen in Spain (like 'Barnaby Bear'). |
 This dinosaur puppet speaks Spanish! |
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For prices, ordering information, and more puppets, see our Puppets page. |
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There are many websites about dinosaurs for young students. Here are a few useful ones. |
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Try looking through the great Yahoo
Kids on-line catalogue: |
 http://www.zoomschool.com/subjects/dinosaurs/ |
ZoomDinosaurs.com Zoom Dinosaurs is a comprehensive on-line hypertext book about dinosaurs. It is designed for students of all ages and levels of comprehension. It has an easy-to-use structure that allows readers to start at a basic level on each topic, and then to progress to much more advanced information as desired, simply by clicking on links. You can search for dinosaurs and fossils found in Spain. |
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Dinosaurs ruled the Earth for 160 million years. What were dinosaurs? If you do not know, here is a brief introduction. Which ancient reptiles were NOT dinosaurs? This database is a guide to the most well-described dinosaurs: it is not complete! You can select dinosaurs found in Spain, then see excellent pictures of how the different animals might have looked in action, and of their skeletons and skulls. These can be downloaded for use in school projects. Go to: http://www.nhm.ac.uk/ - or straight to the Directory at: http://flood.nhm.ac.uk/cgi-bin/dino/ |
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Find out more about dinosaurs at the BBC web site: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sn/prehistoric_life/dinosaurs/ ..and play a "surviving as a baby dinosaur "Game at: |
 More about dinosaurs from BBC web site |
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This great website has a Spanish Numbers colouring book you can print out - and lots of other great resources. |
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This is a colouring book you can print out from the 'Enchanted Learning' web site. Children can colour in each page - see example right - and learn how to count and read and write the numbers 0 - 12 in Spanish. See:- |
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More Spanish resources at: |
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A "Spanish' dinosaur for your class!