Competiciones: ¿Quién gana? (Competitions: Who wins?)

Learning Objectives Identify the winner of a simple competition by counting. Use the Spanish word 'gana' (wins) in a sentence. Use the Spanish words 'más' (more) and 'menos' (less). Count objects up to 20 in Spanish to determine a winner. Answer the question '¿Quién gana?' (Who wins?). Form a simple sentence like '[Nombre] tiene más.' ([Name] has more.) ¡Hola amigos! 👋 ¿Te gusta jugar? Let's see who has more toys! 🧸⚽️ Today, we will learn how to say who wins in Spanish. We will count things to find the winner. It's fun to know who wins a game! 🎉 Real-World Applications Playing games with friends 🎲 Sharing snacks like cookies 🍪 Counting points in a sport 🏀 Seeing who has more stickers ✨

TermDefinitionExample GanaThis word means 'wins'. You say it when someone is the champion! 🏆¡Ana gana el juego! (Ana wins the game!) PierdeThis word means 'loses'. It's okay to lose, we just have fun! 😊Luis pierde, pero es un buen amigo. (Luis loses, but he is a good friend.) MásThis word means 'more'. It's for the bigger number. ➕Yo tengo más galletas. 🍪🍪🍪 (I have more cookies.) MenosThis word means 'less' or 'fewer'. It's for the smaller number. ➖Tú tienes menos lápices. ✏️ (You have fewer pencils.) ¿Quién?This is a question word that means 'Who?'. We use it to ask about a person. 🤔¿Quién tiene la pelota roja? (Who has the red ball?) El númeroThis means 'the number'. We use numbers to count and...

Saying Who Wins [Nombre de la persona] + gana. To say who wins, you say their name first, then the word 'gana'. Asking Who Wins ¿Quién gana? This is the simple question you ask to find out the winner. Comparing with 'Más' [Número] es más que [Número]. Use this pattern to say one number is bigger than another. For example, 'Diez es más que cinco'.