World Languages: Spanish: Greetings, Numbers, and Days of the Week
Practice basic Spanish words for saying hello, counting, and naming days
World Languages: Spanish: Greetings, Numbers, and Days of the Week
Practice basic Spanish words for saying hello, counting, and naming days
World Languages - Grade 2-3
- 1
Write the Spanish greeting that means hello.
This word begins with h, but the h is silent in Spanish.
The Spanish greeting that means hello is hola. - 2
Match the Spanish greeting to its meaning: buenos días.
Buenos días means good morning. - 3
You are leaving your friend after school. Write one Spanish word you can say to mean goodbye.
This word has an accent mark over the o.
You can say adiós to mean goodbye in Spanish. - 4
Write the Spanish number word for 3.
The Spanish number word for 3 is tres. - 5
Write the number that matches the Spanish word cinco.
Count in Spanish: uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco.
Cinco means the number 5. - 6
Count the stars and write the Spanish number word: 7 stars.
The Spanish number word for 7 is siete. - 7
Put these Spanish numbers in order from 1 to 4: cuatro, uno, tres, dos.
Start with uno because it means 1.
The correct order is uno, dos, tres, cuatro. - 8
Write the Spanish day that means Monday.
The Spanish day that means Monday is lunes. - 9
Write the English meaning of martes.
Lunes is Monday, and martes comes next.
Martes means Tuesday in English. - 10
Look at this order of days: lunes, martes, miércoles, jueves, viernes. Which Spanish day comes after miércoles?
Jueves comes after miércoles. - 11
A calendar shows viernes. Write the English day for viernes.
Viernes is the last school day in many school weeks.
Viernes means Friday in English. - 12
Write a short greeting in Spanish for the morning using hola and buenos días.
Use both Spanish greeting words in the same sentence.
A good morning greeting is hola, buenos días, which means hello, good morning.