¡Dígame! is the Spanish word for "Tell me!"

This show is a compilation of folktales and activities from Spanish-speaking countries, featuring stories told for generations, plus a few "get up and move" activities and games, from Chile, Costa Rica, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Guatemala, Peru, and Cuba.

The Armadillo and the Fox from Chile

Fox tries to trick Armadillo into giving away his crops, but Armadillo is smarter than he looks. Download a written version of the story. Download a bonus game.

Este Juego from Venezuela

Here's a catchy song with motions to teach or reinforce the words for body parts in Spanish.

Why Does Dog Wag His Tail? from Guatemala

Something unexpected happens to talkative dog's tongue.

Juan Bobo and the Pig from Puerto Rico

Juan is convinced that his pet pig misses the boy's mother when she goes to church, so he dresses the pig in appropriate church clothing and sends the pig to join his mother with disastrous results.

Chasquis Game from Peru

Learn about the Inca runners who delivered messages and food to the mountain kings. Together, we'll play a group game based on their important jobs.

Legend of the Poinsettia from Mexico

Maria wants to bring a special blanket for the Christ child's birth, but instead has only weeds to offer him.

The Barking Mouse from Cuba

Here's a funny story about two mice that disobey their parents and tease the local cat. They are saved by their mother, only because she speaks "dog" and scares the cat away. Download a bonus activity sheet. Download another bonus activity sheet.

Each activity is about three to 10 minutes long and includes information about the culture or country from which it comes.

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