LOS REYES MAGOS DE ORIENTE

Reyes que venís por ellas,
no busquéis estrellas ya,
porque donde el sol está
no tienen luz las estrellas.

Reyes que venís de Oriente
al Oriente del sol solo,
que más hermoso que Apolo,
sale del alba excelente.

Mirando sus luces bellas,
no sigáis la vuestra ya,
porque donde el sol está
no tienen luz las estrellas.

No busquéis la estrella ahora,
que su luz ha oscurecido
este sol recién nacido,
en esta Virgen Aurora.

Ya no hallaréis luz en ellas,
el niño os alumbra ya,
porque donde el sol está
no tienen luz las estrellas.

Aunque eclipsarse pretende,
no reparéis en su llanto,
porque nunca llueve tanto
como cuando el sol se enciende.

Aquellas lágrimas bellas,
la estrella oscurece ya,
porque donde el sol está
no tienen luz las estrellas.

Los tres Reyes Magos. Lope de Vega

Alumnos/as de 2 años.

FRIENDS

The rhyming couplet is a stanza composed of two verses that rhyme with each other. It has a charasteristic musicality that is pleasant to our ears and, therefore, a good linguistic resource.

Playing with the language hepls us memorize it and naturally acquire the grammar structures that make it up.

In the classroom of 2 years, we sing and count, and the pairing is present during many moments throughout the day, in Valencian, in Spanish and also, in English.

BRUNO WITH HIS EYE

FOUND A YELLOW TIE.

ENRIQUE ATE A PIE

THAT FELL FROM THE SKY.

YOEL IN THE HOLE

FOUND A LITTLE MOLE.

RODRIGO IN HIS BED

EATS A LOT OF BREAD.

PABLO WITH HIS PEN

DRAWS  NUMBER TEN.

ONE DAY ON THE LAKE

LOLA CAUGHT A SNAKE.

JOANA HAS A HEAD

TO EAT A LOT OF BREAD.

VORO KISSED THE KING

AND STOLE HIS RING.

CARMEN IN THE RAIN

IS WAITING FOR A TRAIN.

CLAUDIA FOUND A WHALE

WITH A BIG TAIL.

NICOLÁS  ON THE BED

JUMPED AND BUMPED HIS HEAD.

WHEN IT RAINS ISABELLA

USES HER UMBRELLA.

JUMPING SO HIGH

LUIS TOUCHED THE SKY.

INSIDE HIS HAT

ENRIQUE HAS  A BAT.

DRIVING  HIS CAR

RAUL SAW A STAR.

MERCE AND HER DOG

PLAY IN THE FOG.

COUNTING THE SHEEP

ULISES FALLS ASLEEP.

2 years old