A is for Apa: A fun Swedish Alphabet Mini Lesson

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My little boy’s been learning about the English alphabet at nursery these last few months, and he keeps asking questions like ‘What else begins with B’… and after a few examples I just kept coming up with Swedish words instead of English. Eek, it’s one of the ‘perks’ of being bilingual for sure! :-)

But, of course I thought this would be a brilliant time to start showing him the Swedish alphabet, and have some fun too. Said and done, I’ve created some really cute printables, and I will be sharing some of them for free here on the blog.

A is for APA - A is for Monkey

Start off by downloading and printing these cute printables, then read on for some more fun language activities based around the word apa and the Swedish letter A.

You can download this printable by right clicking the image, saving it to your computer and then simply print it off. Easy peasy - lätt som en plätt!

You can download this printable by right clicking the image, saving it to your computer and then simply print it off. Easy peasy - lätt som en plätt!

You can download this printable by right clicking the image, saving it to your computer and then simply print it off. Easy peasy - lätt som en plätt!

You can download this printable by right clicking the image, saving it to your computer and then simply print it off. Easy peasy - lätt som en plätt!

Alphabet Activities

It’s all about the letter A and the word APA - here are some fun activities you can do together that will help your kids improve their Swedish vocabulary, and learn about the Alphabet at the same time. It’s a mini lesson - but your kids will have so much fun colouring, singing and talking that they won’t even realize they’re learning Swedish.

Sing - sjung

- Tänk om jag hade en liten apa with Kompisbandet on Youtube.

- Fem små apor with Kompisbandet on Youtube

Play - Lek

- Sing the song 'fem små apor' along with hand movements…

Talk - Prata

- Ask questions: Vad äter apor? Var bor apor? Vad använder de svansen till? Vilka andra ord börjar med bokstaven A? Ansikte, and, anka, ananas, ankare osv.

Do something - gör nåt

- Print out a few copies of the alphabet colouring page on this page and get painting and practice writing.

Watch - titta

- Nicke Nyfiken, the Swedish version of Curious George, is available on Youtube.

- Bokstavståget A med Skolplus AB is available on Youtube

Read - läs

- Pippi Långstrump - with herr Nilsson, our favourite monkey.

Do you want the whole Swedish Alphabet?

If your kids are learning the Swedish Alphabet, then check out the Swedish Alphabet printable posters kit, and the Swedish ABC book below. Both can be downloaded from the Swenglish Life shop and easily printed at home.

Swedish Alphabet - Printable Posters
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Swedish Alphabet - Printable Posters
$0.99

If your kids are learning the Swedish alphabet, then they’ll love these cute alphabet posters. The whole Swedish alphabet from A-Ö is featured in upper and lower case letters - and the accompanying illustrations are gorgeous. You can print these posters off, or read the alphabet on your favourite digital device.

This is a downloadable PDF product that you print off at home - no physical products will be shipped

This Kit is included in the Swedish Starter Library: Get ALL my digital books and printables for just $29!

My Swedish ABC Coloring book (Ages 3+)
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My Swedish ABC Coloring book (Ages 3+)
$3.99

This bilingual colouring book is available in two formats: You can buy the traditional paperback from Amazon UK (£6.99) and Amazon USA ($8.99) - or download a convenient PDF for home printing from the Swenglish Life Shop for $3.99.

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