Where to Find Free Spanish Resources Online for Kids
1. Spanish Playground (YouTube & Site)
Short stories, craft ideas, and song videos built by a Spanish teacher; playlists are sorted by theme (animals, seasons, numbers).
2. Rockalingua Free Songs Section
Dozens of animated music videos with on-screen lyrics. Kids can stream without sign-up and dance through vocabulary sets like colors and body parts.
3. PBS KIDS – ¡Vamos! Spanish Games
Interactive mini-games starring popular characters. Perfect bite-size practice for tablet time.
4. StoryPlace Español (Public Library of Charlotte)
Virtual storytimes with animated picture books, printable activity sheets, and simple crafts all in Spanish.
5. Colorín Colorado Family Materials
Downloadable alphabet charts, flashcards, and read-aloud guides curated for bilingual families.
6. Biblioteca Digital Mundial (World Digital Library)
Historic children’s tales and folktales in PDF; great for older learners looking for authentic texts.
7. Rockalingua Printable Worksheets
Free PDFs that match each song—lyric cloze, word searches, and coloring pages.
8. Dinolingo’s Free Trial Library
The first lesson of every language, including top sellers Spanish, French, German, Italian, and English, is open to explore animated stories, a sample game, and printable flashcards. Give it a spin before deciding on the full subscription.
Quick Tips for Using Free Resources
• Build a weekly playlist: two songs + one story video + one worksheet.
• Keep a notebook for new words; review during car rides.
• Rotate sites to maintain novelty and hit different skills, listening, reading, writing.
Final Thoughts
With these free online treasures and a sample taste of Dinolingo’s interactive library families can craft a rich Spanish learning routine without spending a peso.
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