I made this using copyright free clipart and the free sound recording program Audacity, recommended by Joe Dale. Audacity is easy to use, apart from the fiddly business of saving each colour as a separate file. If you open this a ppt, you'll need to re-record the sound, as I haven't been able to link them together. though that will depend on your view of my Spanish or French accent. The file downloads as a normal ppt, so you need to use the commands to set up the slideshow. Short technical note - I haven't put titles on these, as I want the children to focus entirely on the colours and their "new" names, with no distractions. You can put the loudspeaker sign to speak the word wherever you like on the page.
I recommend colours as the first item to introduce in a new language. Meaning is self-evident, and most of the variations in the relationships between sounds and letters appear in them. So, it's possible to introduce some of the biggest adjustments children need to make in moving to the new language entirely painlessly, and to introduce writing by having them look away from the board and trace with their finger on their sleeve. They love this, not least because they nearly always get it right.
Download Spanish colours (with sound)
French colours include the eu sound in bleu, the round ou in rouge and au in jaune, silent letters at the end of vert and blanc, soft n with lowered tongue in marron.