Tengo Dos Ojos (I have Two Eyes)

Learning Objectives Identify and name 5 key body parts in Spanish: ojos, nariz, boca, orejas, cabeza. Count their eyes, ears, nose, and mouth using Spanish numbers 1 (uno/una) and 2 (dos). Use the phrase 'Tengo...' (I have...) to describe their own body parts. Construct simple sentences like 'Tengo dos ojos' and 'Tengo una nariz'. Respond to the question '¿Cuántos ojos tienes?' (How many eyes do you have?) with a simple sentence. ¡Hola, amigos! 👋 Let's play a game. Point to your eyes! 👀 Now point to your nose! 👃 We are going to learn their names in Spanish! Today, we will learn Spanish words for our face! We will learn to say 'I have two eyes' and more. It's fun to talk about ourselves in a new language. Real-Wor...

TermDefinitionExample TengoThis is how you say 'I have' in Spanish. You use it to talk about things that belong to you.Tengo un lápiz. ✏️ (I have a pencil.) OjosThese are your eyes! You use them to see the beautiful world. 👀Tengo dos ojos. (I have two eyes.) NarizThis is your nose! You use it to smell yummy cookies. 👃Tengo una nariz. (I have one nose.) BocaThis is your mouth! You use it to smile and eat apples. 👄Tengo una boca. (I have one mouth.) OrejasThese are your ears! You use them to hear music and your friends. 👂Tengo dos orejas. (I have two ears.) CabezaThis is your head! It's where your eyes, nose, mouth, and ears are. 👦Toco mi cabeza. (I touch my head.)

The 'Tengo' Sentence Pattern Tengo + [number] + [body part] Use this pattern to say how many of a body part you have. Start with 'Tengo', add the number, then the body part word. Using Numbers 'Uno/Una' and 'Dos' Use 'dos' for two things. Use 'una' for one thing if the word ends in '-a' (like boca, nariz, oreja). In Spanish, numbers can change a little. 'Dos' is easy for two. For one, we often use 'una' for girl words (ending in -a).