Have you ever noticed how many shapes are all around your classroom? Today we're going to learn the Spanish names for 8 different shapes so you can describe them using the colours and numbers you've already learned!
Imagine describing a red star on the board or two blue triangles on a poster. You'll be able to spot shapes everywhere and say what they are in Spanish.
Here are today's new Spanish shape words. Click each word to hear how it's pronounced, then say it yourself! Notice that most shapes are masculine so they use 'el', but 'La estrella' and 'El óvalo' have specific articles.
Try combining them with colours from last lesson: 'el círculo rojo' (the red circle) or 'dos triángulos azules' (two blue triangles).
How to Use This Activity:
Option 1: Digital Reference (Interactive)
Option 2: Printed Reference Sheet
Download Vocabulary Sheet (PDF)
Great job learning the shape names! Now test your memory by flipping cards to find matching pairs. Match each Spanish shape word with its English translation - how quickly can you find them all?
How to Use This Activity:
Option 1: Students on Devices
Option 2: Teacher-Led (Whiteboard/Projector)
Look carefully at each picture and click the correct Spanish label. There are distractors to make it challenging - choose wisely! Listen to the audio if you need pronunciation help.
How to Use This Activity:
Option 1: Students on Devices
Option 2: Teacher-Led (Whiteboard/Projector)
Spin the wheel to land on a mystery shape! Say the Spanish name when it stops, then describe it using a colour and number from previous lessons. Can you say 'tres estrellas rojas' or 'un círculo azul'?
How to Use This Activity:
Option 1: Students on Devices
Option 2: Teacher-Led (Whiteboard/Projector)