After all, we all live in some kind of home. And the earlier we can identify the rooms in it, the easier it is for us to appreciate where we live.

If you’re looking to build early vocabulary skills in English and Spanish-speaking students, these English and Spanish house vocabulary flashcards can help!

This set is a perfect resource for early literacy skills.

And, if you have ELL students in your class, this is a simple way to help them begin building their vocabulary in both languages!

Keep reading to see how to get your set.

And, for more Spanish literacy practice, check out our Spanish Alphabet Early Literacy Center!

Printable Spanish House Vocabulary Flashcards for Kids

To use these printable Spanish house vocabulary flashcards, you’ll need the following: (Affiliate links are listed below. For details, see our Disclosure Policy.)

• Printer (with ink)
• Cardstock
• Scissors
• Laminator (optional)
• Glue stick (optional)
• Hook and loop adhesive coins (optional)
• Colored pencils (optional)

This vocabulary building activity includes flashcards, vocabulary labeling cards, and word labels for students.

Eight Spanish parts of a house vocabulary flashcards are inside.

Eight English parts of a house vocabulary flashcards are also included.

This set of house vocabulary flashcards is designed to be printed two-sided.

So you can print the Spanish house vocabulary words on one side and the English on the other.

When you cut them out, students can flip back and forth to practice each language.

A blackline version of both sets of cards is available.

And there are labeling cards for students to match up the vocabulary words in both languages with the correct pictures.

There’s a Spanish pronunciation guide inside too!

How to Use Spanish House Vocabulary Flashcards with Students

You can use these Spanish vocabulary cards in several ways.

Go through the English and Spanish flashcards with the class. Try to enunciate each word as you read it.

You can even ask the class: “What part of the house is this?”

Let them respond and then walk them through pronouncing the written English or Spanish vocabulary word on the card.

Use the vocabulary labeling activity as a one-time cut and paste activity.

Or you can laminate it and attach hook and loop adhesive coins to make it reusable!

If you have students who are already writing, you can laminate the labeling cards and let them practice the correct vocabulary word on each card with dry erase markers.

Hand out the blackline cards and let students color the pictures. Then laminate them for review.

Place the two-sided English and Spanish cards on a ring and pair them with the labeling activity for self-checking at centers!

Get a look at this resource in action in the video below!

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Try some of these other Spanish literacy resources!

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You can use these for calendar time, spelling practice, a matching game, and more. And, since the English and Spanish month words are on each card, you can even use them to introduce the months of the year in English. Great for a preschool calendar unit!

If you’ve been following along with our free printable flashcards series, you’ll remember that we’ve already featured Spanish days of the week flashcards, Spanish food flashcards, Spanish family flashcards, and Spanish opposite word flashcards. Be sure to add these to your growing Spanish flashcards collection!

Need more Spanish language learning resources? Don’t miss our list of kids’ books for learning Spanish at home!

What’s In the Spanish Months of the Year Flashcards Pack?

To use these Spanish months of the year flashcards, you’ll need the following: (Affiliate links are provided below. For details, see our Disclosure Policy.)

• Printer (with ink)
• Printer Paper
• Laminator (if you want the cards to last for a while)
• Scissors

This pack includes three sets of months of the year flashcards. One set features both English and Spanish months, another features only English, and the third displays the Spanish months and abbreviations only.

Use them to review English and Spanish months of the year with your young learners!

As you’ll notice, the months of the year are not capitalized in Spanish. Don’t worry! That’s not a typo.

In Spanish, days of the week and months of the year are both written in all lowercase letters.

The resource also includes a pronunciation key to help you say the words correctly.

Scroll down to get your printable Spanish months of the year flashcards!

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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

To use this set of Spanish telling time worksheets, you’ll need the following: (This post contains affiliate links. For details, see our Disclosure Policy.)

• Printer (with ink)
• Printer paper
• Scissors
• Laminator (for the flashcards)
• Pencils

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!

Scroll down to get your Spanish Telling Time Worksheets!

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

For more help teaching kids Spanish, check out more of our resources below!

To get your copy of our Spanish Telling Time Worksheets, click the image or the link below to visit our Store!

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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

To use these Spanish zoo animal vocabulary flashcards, you’ll need the following: (Affiliate links are provided. For details, see our Disclosure Policy.)

• Printer (with ink)
• Printer paper
• Scissors
• Laminator (optional, but the best way to make sure you can reuse these later)

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.

Want to work on building Spanish vocabulary with the kids? Don’t miss these other fun Spanish learning resources!

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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 students!

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

To use these Spanish alphabet picture cards, you’ll need the following: (Affiliate links are used below. For details, see our Disclosure Policy.)

• Printer (with ink)
• Printer paper
• Scissors
• Laminator (Good for keeping the cards sturdy)

In this printable Spanish flashcards pack, there are:

• One set of alphabet flashcards in Spanish featuring one picture and vocabulary word 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!

Scroll down to get your set of these Spanish alphabet learning cards for kids!

If you love these Spanish alphabet flashcards, check out our other Spanish learning printables!

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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

To use these Spanish verb flashcards, you’ll need the following: (This post contains affiliate links. For details, see our Disclosure Policy.)

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• Laminator
• Scissors

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!

Don’t miss these other fun Spanish learning resources!

Plus, catch all of our printable Spanish flashcards below!

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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

To use this set of Spanish community helpers printables, you’ll need the following: (Affiliate links are listed below. For details, see our Disclosure Policy.)

• Printer (with ink)
• Printer paper
• Pencils
• Scissors
• Laminator (if you want to laminate the Spanish community helper flashcards)

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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Ready to learn more Spanish with the kids? Try these learning resources!

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

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