Some wonderful girl scouts in my class suggested this AWESOME website with more tools and games to continue your learning. 

Rockalingua is an online collection of videos, games, worksheets, and more, designed to make learning Spanish fun and easy for kids around the world

This is a great website fom Spain. Click on the yellow arrow that says "Entrar" to begin. There are two different levels you can choose from. There are many different topics including family, toys, animals, sports, and even food!

This website has many free resources that are great for students and parents. It includes tasks, songs, games, and worksheets that are ready-made for students and parents! 

Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn – any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!  Here is the link for the website if you would like to play! You can search for games that have already been made to practice on your own!*Click the orange button on the top-right that says “Sign up for free!” It requires you to create an account so make sure you ask for permission before you make one!

Duolingo is a great way to practice and learn a language. You can use Duolingo through the website or the app. Basically, when you try Duolingo for the first time it will ask you what language you would like to learn or practice. Once you select a language, it will then ask you what you want your daily goal to be. Next, it will ask if you want to start at the basics or if you already know some Spanish. Depending on which one you choose, Duolingo does the rest! It will have questions and fun ways for you to practice and will track your progress. Make sure you have your volume turned on because there are many times when you will be asked to listen! 

Quizlet is a website where you can practice many of the things we learn in class. There are games you can play, you can match the vocabulary as well as listening to the pronunciation! All at your own speed! Once you are in my page you can choose any of the sets I have created to practice numbers, months, days, saying the date, and more. I personally thnk the "Gravity" game is the most fun way to practice!

This is a great website for students to come and review what we have learned in class. It has audio supported with visuals to practice topics including numbers, colors, the alphabet, and animals. 

BBC's Primary Language website has mini lessons with audio. There are also fun games for children to play as well!