Spanish for Elementary School
Learn Spanish vocabulary around the classroom in elementary school
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Yesterday we learned vocabulary for education in general – from preschool to higher education.
Today is elementary school Spanish and
Tomorrow is a Post on phrases for the classroom.
Today – words for the classroom. Working with young children.
Spanish classroom vocabulary
Alrededor de tu cuarto – around your room
Los juguetes – toys
bloques – blocks
muñecas/ muñequitas – dolls
carros – cars
trokas – trucks
camionetas – trucks/ pick-up trucks
una pelota – ball (smaller than a balón)
balón – ball
un juego de video – video games
tijeras – scissors
un marcador – a marker
papel de construir – construction paper
borradores – erasers (for whiteboard)
creyones o ceras – crayons
lápices – pencils
pegamento – glue
libro – book
rompecabeza – puzzle
Formas – Shapes in Spanish
cubo – cube
cuadrado – square
rectángulo
triángulo
círculo
¿A quién le toca? – Who’s turn is it?
Te toca a ti – It’s your turn
Qué tengas una buena noche – Have a good night
¿Qué tal estuvo tu fin de semana? – How was your weekend?
¿Qué hiciste? – What did you do?
Agárrate un libro o un rompecabezas, por favor – Get a book or puzzle, please.
Esos se quedan en la mesa, por favor – Those stay at the table, please.
Los colores – colors in Spanish
¿De qué color es…? – What color is …?
azul – blue
rojo – red
morado – purple
amarillo – yellow
anaranjado – orange
verde – green
negro – black
blanco – white
rosado/rosa – pink
marrón – brown
gris – grey
Prendas de vestir – Articles of clothing
¿Dónde está tu chamarra?
¿Dónde están tus guantes?
camisa – shirt
camiseta – t-shirt
pantalones – pants
chamarra – jacket
sudadera – sweatshirt
suéter – sweater
guantes – gloves
gorra – hat
zapatos – shoes
botas – boots
Action Steps: In your notebook jot down words and phrases that you can use.
Keeping them in categories as we have here can really help.
See what words you can use today in the classroom!
Gracias por estar aquí con nosotros y ¡Hasta mañana!
Carolina
