What is your name?  How are you?  

Hispanic Heritage Month

It's time for school to start and to meet new friends.  Ask them their names in Spanish and French.

For Spanish, go to:  What is your Name in Spanish with Pepper

For French, go to:  What is your Name in French with Pepper

Then ask your friends how they are.

For Spanish, go to:  How are You in Spanish with Pepper

For French, go to:  How are You in French with Pepper

National Hispanic Heritage Month is September 15 to October 15 in the U.S.  

Learn about Independence Days and struggles for independence in Latin America with Pepper at:

Hispanic Heritage Month with Pepper

Happy New School Year!

Save up to 28% off Pepper products on Wednesday, August 20!

Go to Schnauzer Productions

Make your wish list now and buy on Wednesday

Have a fantastic rest of the summer!

BACK TO SCHOOL SALE!

Check out Pepper's Back to School Sale 
at Schnauzer Productions on TpT.

Save over 20% on all Pepper items 
on Monday and Tuesday, 
August 4 and 5, 2014!

Make your wish list now.
Happy Shopping from Pepper the Pooch!

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Setting Up the Classroom - Calendars and Nameplates

Pepper is taking time during the dog days of summer to prepare for the return to school. Pepper has made large pictures of seasons, months, days of the week and number words in English, French and Spanish for a colorful and changeable decor to pin on the classroom wall.  Editable newsletters, booklets, flashcards, pictures to color and interactive PowerPoints complete the package.

For French and English:  French Seasons, Months and Days of the Week with Pepper

For Spanish and English:  Spanish Seasons, Months and Days of the Week with Pepper

Pepper also needs some nameplates to help her remember all the new students' names. See Pepper's designs in three languages at:  Nameplates in English, French and Spanish with Pepper

Time for some lemonade and sunshine!  Pepper hopes you are having a good summer.

Weather and Bastille Day

Explore different kinds of weather with Pepper this summer.

For French weather go to:  Weather in French with Pepper

For Spanish weather go to:  Weather in Spanish with Pepper

On July 14, it will be Bastille Day in France.

Learn all about it with Pepper and spruce up your French at:  Bastille Day with Pepper

Father's Day and End of School Year

Father's Day, a Memory and Go Fish Game, and Essential Phrases to Remember are on Pepper's list as the school year begins to wind down.  

  Pepper booklets in Spanish, French and English

With cards to make in Spanish, French, English

 For all those who raise children

Celebrate with Pepper

For Spanish go to:  Father's Day in Spanish with Pepper

For French go to:  Father's Day in French with Pepper

For English go to:  Father's Day in English with Pepper

Pepper's end of year or "anytime you need a relaxing but productive activity" Spanish Go Fish and Memory game of holidays and seasons can be very useful and entertaining.

Pick up your Spanish card pack at:  Pepper's Spanish Go Fish and Memory Card Game

Finally, over the summer, have students remember and practice their most common sentences to be polite and get help in Spanish or French by giving them Pepper's pocket book of essential phrases. 

For Spanish essential phrases:  Pepper's Spanish Phrases

For French essential phrases:  Pepper's French Phrases

Enjoy the sunshine and practice what you have learned!

Bastille Day

Vive le quatorze juillet!  Long live the 14th of July!  Pepper is back in France.  This time for la Fête Nationale, the National Holiday, better known as Bastille Day in English-speaking countries.  Learn with Pepper about the start of the French Revolution, the storming of the Bastille and the celebrations that followed in later years that lead to la Fête Nationale on July 14.  Understand why Marie-Antoinette was accused of saying “Qu’ils mangent de la brioche,” let them eat cake, and why another day was called "La journée des brouettes," the day of the wheelbarrows.  Pick up some French vocabulary along the way.

Enjoy the fun at:  Bastille Day or really La Fete Nationale with Pepper