Your Global Sprouts Spain kit is designed to make cultural learning fun, meaningful, and easy to incorporate into your child’s routine. This Spain lesson plan breaks the kit down into simple weekly activities that help your child explore Spanish culture through hands-on learning, play, and conversation.

Here’s a peek at what you’ll find inside (and how to make the most of it at home):

1. Story & Culture Exploration:

Children are introduced to Spain through storytime, learning about celebrations like Feria de Abril, flamenco dancing, and traditional Spanish symbols. They discover how music and festivals play an important role in Spanish life.

Parent Tip: After reading, ask open-ended questions like, “Why do you think celebrations are important?” This helps children connect Spanish traditions to their own family celebrations.

2. Art & Creativity

Children create their own flamenco fan and design colorful tile mosaics inspired by traditional Spanish azulejos. These hands-on crafts encourage creativity while connecting to real cultural traditions.

Parent Tip: Let your child make design choices independently. Giving creative control builds confidence and ownership over their learning.

3. Food & Language

Families prepare a mini Tortilla de Patatas together while practicing Spanish vocabulary like numbers and shapes. Children also explore Spanish foods such as churros and paella through literacy and counting activities.

Parent Tip: Repeat Spanish words naturally throughout the week (during snack time or play) to reinforce vocabulary in everyday moments.

4. Movement & Pretend Play

Children learn simple flamenco dance steps and play soccer-inspired games. The lesson ends with a mini celebration — pretending to host their own Feria de Abril using the music, crafts, food, and vocabulary they’ve learned.

Parent Tip: Play Spanish music in the background during the week. Repetition through movement makes cultural learning memorable.

How to Use Your Lesson Plan Set

• Each lesson is designed to be 10–20 minutes, perfect for short attention spans.

• Mix and match lessons depending on your child’s mood.

• Use the printable activities as stand-alone fun or as part of a structured week of learning.

By the end of the month, children don’t just learn about Spain — they experience it.