How would you tell someone your arm hurts if you had no words for it? Pointing helps for a moment, but not if you need a chemist, a doctor, or a parent on the phone.
We will see English first on the board. Listen to the Spanish with el or la, repeat it together, then reveal the back of the card. Keep the article with every word.
Flip two cards at a time and find each Spanish body part with its English meaning. Whisper the Spanish as each card turns, article included.
Open your copy. Write one full sentence saying that a part of you hurts, using Me duele.... Then copy two labelled body parts from the board, article included.
Imagine you are at a farmacia (chemist) in Seville. Look at the figure and click the correct Spanish label for each body part. Say the word to yourself as you place it.
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