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"Cinco Monitos en la Cama" Level I - Spanish Short Story

"Cinco Monitos en la Cama" Level I - Spanish Short Story preview
"Cinco Monitos en la Cama" Level I - Spanish Short Story preview
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Spanish story cover titled 'Cinco Monitos en la Cama' (Five Little Monkeys in Bed), showing five monkeys
Cover of the Spanish short story
Spanish story opening: 'Cinco monitos saltando en la cama' (Five little monkeys jumping on the bed), numeral 5
Opening scene of the monkey countdown
Spanish story scene: 'Uno se cayó y golpeó su cabeza' (One fell and hit his head), leaving four on the bed
First fall in the story: a bumped head
Spanish story refrain: '¡Ay yay yay, me duele la cabeza!' (Ow, ow, ow, my head hurts!), with the fallen monkey
Head pain refrain after the first fall
Spanish story scene: Mom calls the doctor, who says '¡No más monitos saltando en la cama!' (No more jumping!)
Doctor's warning after the first fall
Spanish countdown scene: 'Cuatro monitos saltando en la cama' (Four little monkeys jumping on the bed), number 4
Countdown continues with four monkeys
Spanish story scene: 'Uno se cayó y golpeó su pie' (One fell and hit his foot), leaving three on the bed
Second fall in the story: a hurt foot
Spanish story refrain: '¡Ay yay yay, me duele el pie!' (Ow, ow, ow, my foot hurts!), with the fallen monkey
Foot pain refrain after the second fall
Spanish countdown scene: 'Tres monitos saltando en la cama' (Three little monkeys jumping on the bed), number 3
Countdown continues with three monkeys
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Read this short story, "Cinco Monitos en la Cama" with your Spanish students for a fun story time activity. Students learn simple repetitive phrases based on this classic story along with the phrase, "Me Duele" in Spanish!

Learning Targets:

  • - Me duele la cabeza.

  • - Me duele el pie.

  • - Me duele la oreja.

  • - Me duele el brazo.

  • - Me duele la pierna.

Coloring activity included at the end!

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One PDF file with 25 pages.

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