Can your child learn Spanish by following a walking stick bug, an ant, and a giant elephant to the gym? Join us for another fun episode of Pray and Play Español, where kids learn beginner Spanish through comprehensible input, interactive storytelling, prayer, and fascinating Catholic culture.

This week we practice one of the most useful Spanish verbs: ir (“to go”). Through repetition and a silly story featuring Bill Board, Juan Cena the ant, and a mysterious elephant wearing tennis shoes, children naturally build Spanish listening and speaking skills without memorizing grammar rules.

We begin by praying the Prayer to Saint Michael the Archangel, learn this week’s fun Spanish expression—¡Es pan comido!—and finish with an exciting Culture Corner about the incredible Botafumeiro, the giant swinging incense burner inside the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.

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