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Printable Spanish Flashcards: Spanish Color Flashcards

February 7, 2019 by Selena Robinson Leave a Comment

I hope you’ve been enjoying our Printable Spanish Flashcards series! Today I’m sharing a new set of flashcards: Spanish Color Flashcards!

I don’t know why it took me so long to make these. After all, learning to identify colors is one of the most important concepts for toddlers and preschoolers. Chalk it up to mommy brain.

There are actually several ways to identify Spanish colors. For example, purple can be expressed as either morado or purpúra, while brown can be identified as either café or marrón.

In this set of flashcards, I went with morado and café, but the other words are perfectly fine also.

Read on to see how to get your set of printable Spanish color flashcards! And, for more foreign language learning, check out our Spanish Alphabet Mega Learning Kit!

Printable Spanish Flashcards: Spanish Color Flashcards

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After they’re printed, just cut them out, laminate them, and you’re good to go!

This product includes three sets of flashcards: one in Spanish, one in English, and one blank set. A pronunciation key is also provided to help you say the Spanish words correctly.

You can print several sets and use them as a matching game. Or you might attach the blank set of cards (the ones that only have the color blocks on them) to household objects with masking tape and challenge your kids to identify the correct color in Spanish.

There are plenty of ways to use these!

Since the English color words are also included, these would be a wonderful learning tool for early learners as well!

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Spanish Worksheets for Kids: Spanish Telling Time Worksheets

November 19, 2018 by Selena Robinson 2 Comments

We’ve had some extremely cold weather (for us) recently and we’ve all been stuck indoors. So it’s an excellent time to share a brand new set of Spanish worksheets for kids with all of you! Yay!

This is a super resource if you’re teaching Spanish to your kids in grades PK-Grade 3. It’s a Spanish Telling Time Worksheets bundle – over 40 pages of help to learn how to tell time in Spanish!

Read on to learn how to get yours!

And for more Spanish learning fun, check out our Spanish Family Words Worksheets!

Spanish Worksheets for Kids: Spanish Telling Time Worksheets

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This bundle of Spanish activities is great for kids from preschool to grade 3 and it includes help to learn how to say common Spanish telling time phrases.

The product features printed English and Spanish time phrases, along with tracing sentences and a bonus set of Spanish telling time flashcards! A pronunciation guide for saying the Spanish phrases correctly is also included.

As you’ll see, the Spanish way of telling time is fairly simple. In English, we use “o’ clock” to identify time based on the numbers on the clock face.

In Spanish, though, people just refer to the number of hours. So instead of 1 o’clock, in Spanish you’d say “Es la una“, which literally means “It is one.” No “o’clock” needed!

After 1 o’clock, Spanish time phrases include “Son las dos” (It is two.), “Son las tres” (It is three), and so on.

I’ve also included printables that explain the Spanish expressions for midnight and noon, so you can identify which 12:00 it is with ease!

Plus, there are printable Spanish telling time flashcards for easy practice!

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Resources for Learning to Tell Time in Spanish:

To get more practice telling time in Spanish, try these great resources!

Happy Kid Toy Group Bilingual Learning Clock

Pop-It Spanish Telling Time Game

Rosetta Stone Homeschool Spanish (Latin America) Level 1-5 Set including Audio Companion

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Free Printable Flashcards: Spanish Family Flashcards

October 8, 2018 by Selena Robinson 5 Comments

Today, I’m sharing yet another set of flashcards for you! So far, we’ve already learned Spanish days of the week, Spanish opposite words, and Spanish food words with flashcards. This week, it’s on to Spanish family flashcards!

Our set of free printable flashcards is called “La Familia” and it’s all about how to say basic family words in Spanish! In this set, I’ve used formal family words for “mother” and “father”, because mama and papa in Spanish are still “mama” and “papa”. 😉

If you love these, stop by and check out all of our printable Spanish flashcards, including printables for learning community words, colors, winter animals, and more!

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In this set of Spanish family flashcards, you’ll learn the Spanish words for:

Little Brother
Little Sister
Brother
Sister
Mother
Father
Family

You’ll also find a pronunciation guide for saying each word, an English set for review, and a set of blank cards for quizzes!

Since there are English cards included, you can use these as part of a family unit with your young learners.

Let the kids play a matching game with each set of language cards or call out the Spanish family words and see if the kids can guess which member of the family it is!

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These resources and activities feature more helpful tips for teaching kids how to speak about family members in Spanish!

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Printable Spanish Flashcards: Spanish Zoo Animal Flashcards

April 17, 2018 by Selena Robinson Leave a Comment

What kid doesn’t love going to the zoo? We take ours every month and they always find a new animal to obsess over. Last time, it was the lions. (To be fair, lions are pretty awesome.)

Since we’re still working on teaching our kids Spanish, I thought I’d make up a set of Spanish zoo animal flashcards! These feature several popular zoo animals in both English and Spanish, which means you can use them to teach kids how to identify zoo animals in either language!

Read on to see how to get yours! And don’t forget to check out our other printable Spanish flashcards, including Spanish clothing word flashcards, Spanish family flashcards, and more!

Printable Spanish Flashcards: Spanish Zoo Animal Flashcards

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This flashcard pack includes the Spanish and English words for the following animals:

Elephant
Giraffe
Hippo
Lion
Monkey
Panda
Tiger
and Zebra!

A complete pronunciation key is also included, so you and the kids will be able to practice pronouncing each animal word correctly.

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Printable Spanish Flashcards: Spanish Parts of the Body Flashcards

April 9, 2018 by Selena Robinson Leave a Comment

Hi everyone! I’m back with another set of printable Spanish flashcards! This time, we’re learning about los partes del cuerpo (the parts of the body). If you’re covering the human body with your kids this year, this is a perfect set for introducing some simple Spanish vocabulary!

Check out our brand new Spanish parts of the body flashcards below!

By the way, if you love these, don’t miss our Spanish verb flashcards and our Spanish zoo animal flashcards!

Spanish Parts of the Body Flashcards

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Learning the parts of the body is a major skill for young students in general. Why not add a little foreign language learning to the mix at the same time?

Our Spanish Parts of the Body Flashcards pack includes cards for eight different body parts, including:

Eye
Foot
Hands
Leg
Face
Ear
Nose
and Mouth

There is a set of cards with the Spanish vocabulary words, a set of cards with the English vocabulary words, and a set with only pictures for review.

Plus, we’ve included a Spanish pronunciation guide to help you and your kids learn how to say the Spanish phrases properly. Each Spanish card includes the appropriate masculine or feminine noun form as well.

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Printable Spanish Flashcards: Spanish Alphabet Flashcards

November 25, 2016 by Selena Robinson Leave a Comment

We’ve been working on basic Spanish with our kids for some time, but I realized recently that I’ve never shared a set of flashcards that focus on learning the Spanish alphabet. Whoops!

These Spanish alphabet flashcards are a perfect resource to help your children learn to memorize all 29 letters of the Spanish alphabet. (Yes, there are 29 letters.) Plus, the kids can use the flashcards to learn a different Spanish word for each letter as well as how to pronounce them all! Read on to see how to get a copy of these cards for your family!

If you enjoy these printables, be sure to check out our other printable Spanish flashcards, including our Spanish verb flashcards and our Spanish color flashcards!

Printable Spanish Flashcards: Spanish Alphabet Flashcards

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In this printable Spanish flashcards pack, there are:

One set of Spanish alphabet flashcards featuring one card for each letter of the alphabet
One set of English flashcards showing the English words for each Spanish letter card
And a complete Spanish alphabet pronunciation guide!

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A to Z Español Spanish Alphabet Printables Super Pack

July 25, 2016 by Selena Robinson Leave a Comment

I am so excited today, because I am releasing my very first-ever SUPER PACK this week! And it’s all about learning Spanish for kids!

We’ve been sharing lots of Spanish printable flashcards over the years here, but when it comes to really learning the Spanish alphabet, you need a bit more than that.

So I’m thrilled to share our brand new A to Z Español Spanish Alphabet Printables Pack – super-packed with nearly 80 pages of Spanish learning printables! Read on to see how to get your copy today!

This huge resource is an awesome start to teaching children the Spanish alphabet and common Spanish words! If your kids enjoy this, be sure to try our Spanish verb flashcards or our Spanish family members worksheets!

A to Z Español Spanish Alphabet Printables Pack

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This is just some of the kit.

This pack is truly SUPER! There are printables inside for each letter of the 29-letter Spanish alphabet! Yes, you read that right. 29 letters. 🙂

Each letter has a Spanish word with a picture to help kids identify the word. The English translation for each word is also provided. There is also a tracing page for each word in both English and Spanish.

Even better, you get a pronunciation guide to say each letter correctly and each word correctly! And there are flashcards for you to practice your new Spanish vocabulary words!

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Printable Spanish Flashcards: Spanish Verb Flashcards

July 5, 2016 by Selena Robinson 1 Comment

It’s been a while since I’ve shared a new set of printable Spanish flashcards with you all, so I decided to get things going again with a set of Spanish verb flashcards!

Using verbs in Spanish is quite different than in English. You have to conjugate (or change) the verb each time you use it so that it matches the person who is doing the action. So, for example, the way you would say “I talk” is different than the way you would say “She talks”. In both of those phrases, the verb for “talk” would be different.

Sound confusing? It can be, but I’m working on a resource to help with verb conjugation. 🙂 In the meantime, let’s get to know basic verbs with these printables!

And you can learn even more Spanish with our English and Spanish free daily routine cards for kids!

Printable Spanish Flashcards: Spanish Verb Flashcards

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This set of printable flashcards includes eight different verbs:

Talk
Swim
Play
Run
Drink
Write
Sleep
and Look

Each English card has a corresponding Spanish card, so kids can easily match them up. There’s also a set of blank cards for review and a pronunciation guide for the Spanish words!

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Printable Spanish Flashcards: Spanish Verb Flashcards

Spanish Community Helpers Printables

May 6, 2016 by Selena Robinson 7 Comments

We love learning Spanish in our homeschool! And we’ve been sharing printable Spanish flashcards on the blog over the past several months. This time, though, I wanted to share something a bit more extensive. Which is how we came up with these Spanish community helpers printables!

These are an excellent addition to a community helpers unit for preschool or early elementary grades. Or if you’re working on learning basic Spanish vocabulary with older kids, let them work with the pronunciation guide and flashcards for memorization!

If you enjoy these, check out some of our other Spanish learning printables, including our A to Z Español Super Pack, our Spanish Verb Flashcards, or our Spanish Telling Time Worksheets!

Spanish Community Helpers Printables Pack

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This printable pack features Spanish and English words and images for eight different community helpers:

Doctor
Veterinarian
Dentist
Firefighter
Crossing Guard
Farmer
Police Officer
and Chef!

There are printable flashcards for each community helper in English and Spanish, as well as full-size pages with the English and Spanish words and traceable phrases for practice.

One note: Some of the phrases are gender-specific. For example, the image of the firefighter is a woman, so the phrase is “la bombera”.

If the firefighter is a man, though, the phrase would be “el bombero“. The same is true with the phrase for doctor: a female doctor would be “la médica“, while a male doctor would be “el médico“.

A full pronunciation guide is also provided!

Using the flashcards is a great way to help kids memorize these words in both languages!

Kids can take turns matching the English to Spanish community helper words using the corresponding flashcards. Plus, there are cards that have no pictures at all – to help them learn to recognize the vocabulary words.

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This post is part of the Community Helpers Unit Study Roundup! Check out these posts by my fellow bloggers!

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Community Service Books from The Jenny Evolution

Community Helpers in the UK from Tales of Education at Home

Community Helpers Graphing Game from Simple Fun for Kids

Community Helper Learning Toys from Brain Power Boy

Community Helper SuDoKu from Royal Baloo

Community Helper Vocabulary Printable from Schooling a Monkey

5 Spanish Resources for Kids

November 10, 2015 by Selena Robinson 1 Comment

We love learning Spanish in our homeschool and we’ve featured many printables and programs for learning it on the blog over the years. But there are also online resources for learning Spanish that are super helpful for teaching it to children. See some of my picks in today’s post!

Today is Tuesday, so it’s also time for another party with the Laugh and Learn linkup! See our features from last week below and then read the newest posts on parenting and homeschooling!

5 Spanish Resources for Kids

Spanish is so frequently spoken in the U.S. now that, in some areas, it’s almost a native language instead of a foreign one. To me, that makes learning Spanish a necessity for our kids, not a hobby. So I’ve looked around for some good online Spanish resources that make teaching español to kids easier!

Stop by Year Round Homeschooling to check out five of the resources I’ve found for teaching kids how to speak Spanish!

5 Resources for Teaching Kids Spanish – Year Round Homeschooling

For even more Spanish learning fun, check out some of our other Spanish language posts!

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Welcome to our 58th week of Laugh and Learn – Homeschool and Parenting Linkup!

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Tina

Tina lives abroad in Latin America with her husband and four children. Currently in Mexico, Tina is active in homeschool, travel, and her Bible ministry. She blogs about all of their adventures, and more at Los Gringos Locos.
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Selena is a writer and a homeschooling mom to four kids, including three with ADHD/SPD. Selena and her husband, Jay, are committed to teaching their children at home and loving every minute of it! You can read about the family’s homeschooling experiences at Look! We’re Learning, written by Selena!
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Sarah lives in Kentucky, USA, where she and her husband homeschool three children. Sarah writes for and about, families with special needs. She hopes to provide support and encouragement to all special needs parents in the homeschool community. Visit Sarah at Dedicated Homeschooler.
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Haley

Haley hopes to encourage stay at home moms. She wants to help them learn how to make an extra income, to stretch a budget, to make crafts, and other useful information. Haley always has updates on the kids, and their funny antics. Visit Haley at Haley’s Vintage Finds & Deals.
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Lindsey Marie is a passionate writer eager to touch the hearts and minds of her readers. As a devoted mother to two, happy homeschooler, and scatterbrained housewife, she’s on a mission to find love and joy in “the simple life” and invites you to join her! She shares this journey with you at The Nitty Gritty Mom .
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The Winners for the Week of October 27th:

Tina’s pick for this week…

Note from Tina:
My kids love Play-Doh (I think they will like moon dough too!) I love lavender essential oils. What a great idea to mix the them together!
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Selena’s pick for this week…

Note from Selena:
Science is probably the only school subject I fear teaching, especially as my kids get older. Learning to investigate these topics at an early age will help my kids become more scientifically-inclined for the later grades.
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Sarah’s pick for this week…

Note from Sarah:
I really appreciated these tips for teaching self control to children. We’ve struggled with this on and off for years. It has taken consistency, and a great deal of self control on our parts to teach it well.
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Haley’s pick for this week…

Note from Haley:
I love these tips! We were just talking about starting an allowance for our kids and her tips for the 3 jar system will be handy.
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Lindsey’s pick for this week…

Note from Lindsey:
I’ve been wanting to dive into lapbooking for a while now and Tina’s idea-filled post makes it so much easier.
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