La cabeza

Learning Objectives Identify and name 5 parts of the head in Spanish. Point to their own 'ojos', 'nariz', 'boca', and 'orejas' when prompted. Answer the question '¿Qué es esto?' for parts of the head. Follow simple commands like 'Toca la cabeza'. Say how many eyes and ears they have using 'Tengo dos...'. Sing the head part of a simple body song. ¡Hola, amigos! 👋 ¿Puedes tocar tu cabeza? Let's learn the Spanish words for your amazing head! Today, we will learn the Spanish names for our eyes, nose, mouth, and more! 😃 Knowing these words helps us talk about ourselves and our friends. It is super fun! Real-World Applications Playing 'Simón Dice' (Simon Says) with friends. Singing songs...

TermDefinitionExample La cabezaThis is the whole top part of your body. It holds your brain! 🧠When you wear a hat 🧢, you put it on 'la cabeza'. El peloThis grows on top of your head. It can be long or short. 💇A lion 🦁 has a lot of 'pelo' around its head. Los ojosYou use these to see the world! You have two of them. 👀You use 'los ojos' to watch cartoons. La narizThis is in the middle of your face. You use it to smell. 👃You smell a yummy cookie 🍪 with 'la nariz'. La bocaYou use this to eat, sing, and talk! 👄You eat an apple 🍎 with 'la boca'. Las orejasYou have two of these on the sides of your head. You use them to hear. 👂A bunny 🐰 has very long 'orejas'.

Using 'La' for Girl Words Words ending in '-a' often use 'la'. Think of 'la' as a girl word. 'La boca', 'la nariz', and 'la oreja' all end with the 'ah' sound, so they use 'la'. Using 'El' for Boy Words Words that don't end in '-a' might use 'el'. Think of 'el' as a boy word. 'El pelo' is a good example. It does not end in 'a'. Adding '-s' for More Than One If you have more than one, add an 's' sound at the end. You have one nose ('la nariz'), but you have two eyes ('los ojos') and two ears ('las orejas'). The 's' tells us there's more than one!