Clase 7, Semana 7 - Spanish Classes for moms.

Nuestra Clase 7

Vocabulario para la abuelos cuando llegan de visita.

Grandparents' vocabulary when they visit. We will mostly practice toy vocabulary.

The Mamaestra de Español publishing company aims to build bridges between our varied cultures and the Latino community. Our program encourages bilingualism from the day they are born, and we want to advocate for new moms and mothers-to-be to be part of this program that not only creates spaces for geniuses who are born with the universal language but also promotes global citizenship. By offering this kind of program, language development is not only promoted, but also cognitive development, emotional development, and social development as well as intercultural development.

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The benefits of using puppets to promote early language development in babies

“There will be as much as a 30-million-word difference in terms of how much language a child has heard by age three,” Bash said. “I don't want any kid to struggle in school simply because the family just didn't know how important, how valuable talking with their children is before they enter school.” Mary Ann Bash, the creator of Parents for Parity, the Each One, Teach One: No More Gap Program and the Finger Puppet Project.

According to Dr. Gretchen Domek, a pediatrician, talking with babies as young as two months old can set the stage for future vocabulary growth, school readiness and academic success.

Consider a diaper change, Domek said: If a parent were to say 50 words during each diaper change, and they do five diaper changes a day, their baby could hear around 273,750 words after three years. And if a parent were to speak while they fed, dressed, bathed and played with their baby, that baby would be exposed to millions of words. But for many parents, talking to a baby that won’t be able to respond for several years can be difficult, Domek said. Her suggestion? Parents can use finger puppets to support early language promotion. Dr. Bonnie Camp, professor emeritus of Pediatrics at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, began using finger puppets in the 1970s as a way to help moms interact with their babies. 40 years later, the Center for Global Health was starting a program on early childhood health and development in Guatemala. Domek and Camp worked together to start a program from introducing mothers of infants to different developmental materials. For babies that were two months old, that material was a puppet. About five years ago, Domek explained, they decided to study the use of finger puppets in a more formal way. They started two pilot studies in Colorado. Domek and Camp gave the puppet to parents of two-month-old and six-month-old babies and followed those patients using their developmental screenings until they were 36 months old. “At 12 months, if you got the puppet at two and six months, you had better scores on your cognitive home environment, you had better pre-verbal scores, and you had better early receptive language scores,” Domek said. “And if you got the puppet at two months, your social emotional score was better at 36 months.” Bash, who has worked with Camp for years, was introduced to Domek during Camp’s 90th birthday. They began talking about how they could apply Domek and Camp’s research in the community. Using the finger puppets allowed parents to become more comfortable singing, telling jokes, changing their voices and pretending to be different characters with their babies. Over time, some parents stopped using finger puppets altogether because they were comfortable enough to talk to their babies without the puppets.

“The baby isn’t really caring so much about the puppet, although the color and the movement attracts their attention,” Bash said. “It’s the parent’s voice. That’s what they love.”Créditos:

https://www.rmpbs.org/blogs/rocky-mountain-pbs/finger-puppets-babies-early-language-development/

Spanish lessons for babies. Week 2, Class 2.

¡Hoy es lunes!

Today is Monday and we have a new Spanish class.

Regardless of whether you do OPOL, ML@H or T&P, make sure you are consistent and provide a strong monolingual role model for the minority language.

There will be classes offered on specific days,
🦸‍♀️💕Mondays are for new and soon-to-be moms.
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🦸‍♀️❤️Tuesdays are for moms of toddlers
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🦸‍♀️🎶Wednesday is for moms of preschoolers
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The classes last 30 minutes each.
There will be 10 participants in the group, and the cost is only $5,00.
The schedules are as follows
🌝Mornings
👉🏻7:00 - 7:30
👉🏻8:00 - 8:30
👉🏻9:00 - 9:30
🌤Afternoon
👉🏻5:00 - 5:30
👉🏻6:00 - 6:30
🌙⭐️Nights
👉🏻7:00 - 7:30
👉🏻8:00 - 8:30
👉🏻9:00 - 9:30
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