Kidzu Children's Museum located on Franklin Street host(ed) their bimonthly dual language class this saturday.  The class encourages students to participate in a number of activities and games that incorporate both English and Spanish.  


002a and 002b
Carolyn age 5, selects from a bi-lingual garden in which fruit and vegetables are labeled in both English and Spanish.  


003, c, d
Sisters Lexie (green shirt, 4) and Megan Monroe (white shirt, 7) color a 'fresa' during an activity in which students learn the Spanish names of various fruits.  

b- listens in at beginning (cheerleader from 004) in background

strawberry


004 cheerleaders

Sisters and future UNC cheerleaders Catherine (6) and Elizabeth (5) Moorman learned the Spanish names of various fruits through the program.

b- points out her favorite fruit so that she can learn its name in Spanish (Catherine).


005 picking fruit at end

Jordann Burgess (2) gathers up nearly all of the vegetables at the Kidzu bilingual garden with the help of her father Fasari. 



006a, 006b

Jennifer Pro helps her daughter Isabella (6 months) color a 'pera' (pear) during an activity in which students learn the Spanish names of various fruits.  

pear  pera
strawberry - fresa