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Art and More: Lesson 51 (Spanish)

9 minutes 1 seconds

Now Playing As: Described (Spanish) (change)

After the “Hola” song, Señora Alicia and Susana greet each other and review Frida Kahlo’s still life “Viva la Vida” and the poem “Sandías.” Señora Alicia invites students to sing the color song, and she shows students another example of a still-life painting. Part of the “Art and More” series.

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Runtime: 9 minutes 1 seconds

Topic: Arts, Language Arts
Subtopic: Arts, Literacy, Spanish Language
Grade/Interest Level: K - 5
Release Year: 2005
Producer/Distributor: PBS Learning Media
Series: Art and More (Spanish)
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Señora Alicia wears a purple shirt and tan pants while she demonstrates running on a colorful tile floor. There are colorful plants, drawings, and wall decorations behind her.

Señora Alicia stands on a colorful tile floor, snapping her fingers while both arms are bent at the elbows. There are colorful plants, drawings, and wall decorations behind her.

3-dimensional green square graphic on top of a blue square graphic. The Spanish word "Verde" is written on the green square 3 times.

Señora Alicia wears a yellow shirt and moves her hands in front of her shoulders. There's a red and blue striped background behind her.

Señora Alicia demonstrates a step movement on a colorful tile floor. There are colorful plants, drawings, and wall decorations behind her.

Señora Alicia stands on a colorful tile floor, snapping her fingers while both arms are bent at the elbows. There are colorful plants, drawings, and wall decorations behind her.

Señora Alicia holds up a painter's palette with red, green, and blue paint on it. The tubs of paint sit on the blue counter in front of her, each with paintbrushes resting on top. Next to her is Susana the Iguana.

Señora Alicia stands behind a wood table, looking down into a clay pot resting on top of the table. She rubs the handle of a wooden spoon in the pot between her hands. There's pitcher of milk and 2 cups on the table.

Señora Alicia stands on a colorful tile floor, reaching her left arm out and folding her right arm across her torso. There are colorful plants, drawings, and wall decorations behind her.

Señora Alicia stands on a colorful tile floor, reaching her hands out to her left and looking at them. There are colorful plants, drawings, and wall decorations behind her.