N�meros 1-10

Learning Objectives Recognize the written Spanish words for numbers 1-10. Say the Spanish numbers 1-10 out loud. Count up to 10 objects using Spanish numbers. Match the numeral (e.g., '5') to the Spanish word ('cinco'). Write the numerals 1-10 when they hear the Spanish word. Answer '¿Cuántos hay?' for groups of 1-10 items. ¡Hola, amigos! 👋 Let's count some fun toys and animals together in Spanish! Today we will learn the Spanish words for numbers 1 to 10. Knowing numbers helps us count our favorite things. Let's learn to count our crayons, friends, and snacks! Real-World Applications Counting your toys when you play 🧸 Telling a friend how many cookies you have 🍪 Counting your fingers and toes 🖐️ Playing games like hopsco...

TermDefinitionExample Uno (1)This is the Spanish word for the number one.Tengo **un** perro. 🐶 (I have one dog.) Dos (2)This is the Spanish word for the number two.Veo **dos** gatos. 🐱🐱 (I see two cats.) Tres (3)This is the Spanish word for the number three.Hay **tres** manzanas. 🍎🍎🍎 (There are three apples.) Cuatro (4)This is the Spanish word for the number four.Quiero **cuatro** galletas. 🍪🍪🍪🍪 (I want four cookies.) Cinco (5)This is the Spanish word for the number five.Tengo **cinco** lápices. ✏️✏️✏️✏️✏️ (I have five pencils.) Seis (6), Siete (7), Ocho (8), Nueve (9), Diez (10)These are the Spanish words for numbers six through ten.¡Contemos hasta **diez**! 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. 🎉

Using 'un' and 'una' for 'one' uno -> un / una When counting one thing, 'uno' changes. Use 'un' for masculine nouns (like 'perro') and 'una' for feminine nouns (like 'manzana'). Making Nouns Plural Noun + s For numbers 2-10, the object you are counting usually ends with an 's'. For example, 'un gato' (one cat) becomes 'dos gatos' (two cats).