Tengo Dos Orejas (I have Two Ears)

Learning Objectives Point to their ears, eyes, nose, and mouth when named in Spanish. Say the Spanish words for ears (orejas), eyes (ojos), nose (nariz), and mouth (boca). Correctly use the phrase 'Tengo...' to mean 'I have...'. Count to two in Spanish (uno, dos). Form the simple sentence 'Tengo dos orejas'. Answer the question '¿Cuántas orejas tienes?' with 'Tengo dos'. ¡Hola, amigos! 👋 Let's be silly! Can you wiggle your ears? Let's learn how to talk about them in Spanish! Today, we will learn Spanish words for our face! 😃 We will learn to say 'I have two ears'. It's fun to talk about our amazing bodies! Real-World Applications Singing the 'Cabeza, Hombros, Rodillas, Pies' song 🎶...

TermDefinitionExample TengoThis word means 'I have'. You use it to talk about things that belong to you.Tengo un lápiz. ✏️ (I have a pencil.) OrejasThese are your ears! They help you hear music and your friends. 👂Un conejo 🐰 tiene orejas grandes. (A bunny has big ears.) DosThis is the number two (2). It's how many ears and eyes we have.Tengo dos manos. 👋 (I have two hands.) OjosThese are your eyes! They help you see rainbows and read books. 👀El gato 🐈 tiene dos ojos verdes. (The cat has two green eyes.) NarizThis is your nose! It helps you 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.)

Sentence Pattern: 'Tengo' + Number + Body Part Tengo + (dos) + (orejas). To say you have a body part, start with 'Tengo', then the number, then the body part. It's like building with blocks! 🧱 Using 'Una' for 'One' Tengo + una + (nariz). For body parts you only have one of, like a nose or mouth, we use 'una' for 'one'. It means the word is a 'girl' word in Spanish.