How to Build a Simple Spanish Learning Routine at Home

Easy tips + resources to support your child’s bilingual journey

Are you a parent looking to teach your child Spanish but not sure where to start? Whether you're raising bilingual children, or just want to introduce your kids to a new language, building a Spanish learning routine at home can be simple, fun, and incredibly rewarding.

In this blog, we’ll show you how to create a daily or weekly Spanish routine using two fun and educational activity books your child will love:

Play with Vowels, Colours and More in Spanish
Fun Math in Spanish

Why Create a Spanish Routine at Home?

Children thrive on consistency. A Spanish learning routine helps:

• Reinforce new vocabulary and grammar

• Build confidence through repetition and play

• Integrate language learning into everyday life

Even 15–20 minutes a day can make a big difference!

Step 1: Choose the Right Tools

Our two bestselling books are designed for children ages 3–7 and support early Spanish immersion in a fun, engaging way:

Play with Vowels, Colours and More in Spanish

• Learn greetings, emotions, fruits, colours, and vowels

• Includes tracing, colouring, matching, and vocabulary games

• Perfect for beginners and non-Spanish speaking parents

Fun Math in Spanish

• Practice counting, shapes, comparing, and simple math concepts

• All in Spanish!

• Supports both language and logic development

These books make it easier to offer Spanish classes for kids at home—no experience required!

Step 2: Build Your Weekly Routine

Here’s a sample weekly plan to get you started:

Monday & Wednesday – Language Days

Use Play with Vowels, Colours and More

Sing Spanish songs related to the day’s theme

Practice new words out loud

Tuesday & Thursday – Math in Spanish

Complete 1–2 pages of Fun Math in Spanish

Play counting or shape recognition games in Spanish

Friday – Review & Play

Let your child pick their favourite activity from the week

Create a drawing, mini-poster, or puppet show using new vocabulary

Weekend tip: Use snack time or storytime to reinforce words naturally!

Tips for Success in Raising Bilingual Children

• Speak what you know! Even a few Spanish words go a long way.

• Celebrate small wins. Stickers and praise keep motivation high.

• Make it social—invite a friend or cousin to join.

• Use your books daily—they’re designed to guide the learning.

Ready to Start?

Help your child grow up bilingual, confident, and curious!
👉 Get your Play with Vowels, Colours and More in Spanish book now
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