If your main goal is practical didactic resources for 3-year-olds (not the specific Altamar PDF), these are excellent free options:
| Resource | Description | Best for | |----------|-------------|-----------| | Familia y Cole (familia y cole dot com) | Free downloadable activity guides for 3, 4, and 5 years | Spanish-speaking parents & teachers | | Orientación Andújar | Hundreds of free printable worksheets and teaching materials | Classroom and home learning | | Junta de Andalucía – Educación Infantil | Official government didactic guides (PDFs) for 3-year-old curricula | Teachers following Spanish standards | | ARASAAC | Free pictograms and visual schedules for early childhood | Special education and routine-setting | If your main goal is practical didactic resources
According to early childhood didactics, a 3-year-old’s learning focuses on: You can design weekly activities based on these
You can design weekly activities based on these pillars without needing any paid textbook. For a 3-year-old classroom, you should look at
The Altamar collection is generally designed for Initial Education (0 to 5 years). It does not usually separate content strictly by age (e.g., "book for 3-year-olds"). Instead, it groups children by developmental stages:
For a 3-year-old classroom, you should look at the magazines focused on Pre-jardin (Pre-kindergarten).
If you download the magazines, here is a guide on how to use the content for 3-year-olds: