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42 Spanish Phrases for Communicating with a Kindergarten Teacher
42 compact Spanish phrases for kindergarten drop-off, pickup, meals, naps, bathroom needs, clothes, behavior, illness, and teacher messages.
Table of Contents
Drop-off
- 01
Hoy lo dejo más tarde.
I am dropping him off later today.
- 02
Está un poco sensible.
She is a little sensitive.
- 03
Durmió mal anoche.
He slept poorly last night.
- 04
Trae su mochila.
She has her backpack.
- 05
Necesita una despedida corta.
He needs a short goodbye.
- 06
Llámeme si llora mucho.
Call me if she cries a lot.
- 07
Gracias por recibirlo.
Thank you for welcoming him.
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Pickup
- 08
¿A qué hora termina hoy?
What time does it finish today?
- 09
Su abuela la recogerá.
Her grandmother will pick her up.
- 10
Yo vendré a las cinco.
I will come at five.
- 11
Avíseme si cambia la salida.
Let me know if pickup changes.
- 12
No podrá venir su padre.
His father will not be able to come.
- 13
¿Necesita autorización escrita?
Do you need written authorization?
- 14
Estoy llegando tarde.
I am running late.
Meals and naps
- 15
Trae almuerzo de casa.
He brought lunch from home.
- 16
No comió mucho desayuno.
She did not eat much breakfast.
- 17
Anímela a beber agua.
Encourage her to drink water.
- 18
Tiene alergia al huevo.
He is allergic to eggs.
- 19
No debe comer nueces.
She must not eat nuts.
- 20
Necesita su manta para dormir.
He needs his blanket to sleep.
- 21
¿Durmió la siesta?
Did she nap?
Bathroom and clothes
- 22
Está aprendiendo a ir al baño.
He is learning to use the bathroom.
- 23
Trae ropa de repuesto.
She has spare clothes.
- 24
Se mojó los pantalones.
He wet his pants.
- 25
¿Necesita pañales?
Does she need diapers?
- 26
Su abrigo está marcado.
His coat is labeled.
- 27
Perdió su gorro.
She lost her hat.
- 28
No encuentra sus zapatos.
He cannot find his shoes.
Behavior and emotions
- 29
Está nervioso esta semana.
He is nervous this week.
- 30
Le cuesta compartir juguetes.
Sharing toys is hard for her.
- 31
Hoy está muy contenta.
She is very happy today.
- 32
¿Jugó con otros niños?
Did he play with other children?
- 33
¿Hubo algún conflicto?
Was there any conflict?
- 34
¿Lloró durante la mañana?
Did she cry during the morning?
- 35
Necesita más tiempo para adaptarse.
He needs more time to adjust.
Illness and messages
- 36
Tiene un poco de tos.
She has a slight cough.
- 37
No tiene fiebre.
He does not have a fever.
- 38
Debe tomar jarabe a las doce.
She must take syrup at twelve.
- 39
Llámeme si empeora.
Call me if he gets worse.
- 40
¿Puede escribirlo en la agenda?
Can you write it in the agenda?
- 41
No entiendo este aviso.
I do not understand this notice.
- 42
Gracias por avisarme.
Thank you for letting me know.
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