Learn Spanish for Kids - Querer (to want) - Funny Spanish Story and Saint Ignatius of Loyola
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Learn Spanish for Kids - Querer (to want) - Funny Spanish Story and Saint Ignatius of Loyola
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Can your child learn Spanish through funny stories, Catholic prayers, and real conversation? In this episode of Pray and Play Español, kids practice beginner Spanish through comprehensible input Spanish, prayer, and a memorable story about a walking stick with big dreams.
In Episode 5, children naturally learn the Spanish verb querer (“to want”) through repetition, questions, and interactive storytelling. This Catholic Spanish podcast helps kids understand and speak Spanish without memorizing grammar rules.
The story follows Bill Board, a lively walking stick who wants giant muscles. Kids will laugh, listen, and repeat simple Spanish phrases as they build confidence with Spanish learning for kids.
We also begin with the Ave María in Spanish, share this week’s podcast password, ¡Me importa un pepino!, and end with a Culture Corner about Saint Ignatius of Loyola.
Visit CelticCasaMama.com to access the FREE Resource Library to download the free printable story and activities.
Follow Pray and Play Español for beginner Spanish lessons, Catholic prayers, funny stories, and Spanish culture that help kids grow in both language and faith.