¡Jugamos con los Juguetes! (Let's Play with the Toys!)

Learning Objectives Point to 5 basic body parts on a toy when named in Spanish. Say the Spanish names for head, eyes, nose, mouth, and hands. Answer the question '¿Qué es esto?' (What is this?) for 3 body parts. Follow a simple command like 'Toca la nariz' (Touch the nose). Count a toy's eyes or hands using 'uno' and 'dos'. Use the phrase 'Mi muñeca tiene...' (My doll has...) with one body part. ¡Hola amigos! 👋 Look at your favorite teddy bear 🧸. Does it have eyes and a nose? Let's learn their names in Spanish! Today, we will learn the Spanish words for body parts. We will use our favorite toys to help us learn. It will be a fun game! Real-World Applications Playing 'Simón Dice' (Simon Says) in Span...

TermDefinitionExample La cabeza 🧠This is the top part of the body where the eyes and mouth are.Mi robot tiene una cabeza grande. (My robot has a big head.) Los ojos 👀These are what we use to see. Most toys have two.El oso tiene dos ojos. (The bear has two eyes.) La nariz 👃This is in the middle of the face. We use it to smell.Toca la nariz de tu muñeco. (Touch your doll's nose.) La boca 👄This is under the nose. We use it to talk and eat.La muñeca tiene una boca feliz. (The doll has a happy mouth.) Las manos 👋These are at the end of the arms. We use them to wave and clap.El mono tiene dos manos. (The monkey has two hands.) Los pies 👣These are at the bottom of the legs. We use them to walk.Mi dinosaurio tiene pies grandes. (My dinosaur has big feet.)

Using 'Tiene' (It has) El/La [toy] + tiene + [body part]. Use this pattern to say what a toy has. 'Tiene' means 'has'. Using 'Mi' (My) Mi [toy] + tiene... Use 'mi' before your toy's name to show it belongs to you. 'Mi' means 'my'. The Word's 'Friend' (Articles) Use 'la' for singular girl words (cabeza, nariz, boca). Use 'los' for plural boy words (ojos, pies). In Spanish, words have a friend that comes before them, like 'la' or 'los'. Always say them together!