Spanish English Alphabet Chart

What is translanguaging? And how can it help your students learn their letter sounds? Translanguaging is when a multilingual person’s full linguistic repertoire is used and honored, instead of trying to keep narrowly focused on a single language.
Translanguaging is a pedagogical process where more than one language within a classroom lesson is utilized to build understanding. Translanguaging describes the way bilinguals use their linguistic resources to make sense of and interact with the world around them through language. Using translanguaging strategies in your classroom is an equitable way to support your emerging bilingual students.
This resources validates the learning your native Spanish speakers and their families bring to the learning environment. Rather than the traditional charts/charts-by-subject/ela-charts/pre-reading-charts/abc-chart">ABC chart where "A is for apple" this chart uses cognates for letters A-Z so students can use what they know about letters sounds in Spanish to build understanding of the letters sounds in English. An ideal tool to share with parents and students who are native Spanish speakers. Without needing to speak English, they will be able to practice and master all 26 letter sounds of the English alphabet!
This document is 2 pages. The front page is the charts/charts-by-subject/ela-charts/pre-reading-charts/abc-chart">ABC chart with pictures. The back page is the correlating word in English and Spanish. Great for use in the classroom, at home, or shared with families so students can use the resource at home in their native language. Appropriate for any grade level where students could benefit from learning or review of letter sounds.