Tengo Dos Piernas (I have Two Legs)

Learning Objectives Identify and name 'piernas', 'brazos', 'ojos', 'manos', and 'cabeza' in Spanish. Count body parts from 1 to 10 in Spanish. Say the phrase 'Tengo...' to mean 'I have...'. Correctly say 'Tengo dos piernas' and 'Tengo dos brazos'. Answer the question '¿Cuántos/as... tienes?' with a simple sentence. Point to their own body parts when named in Spanish. ¡Hola! 👋 Let's be robots! Can you stand on one leg? Now two legs? We use our legs every day! Today, we will learn the Spanish words for our body parts, like our legs! 🦵 We will learn to count them and say how many we have. It's fun to talk about our amazing bodies! Real-World Applications Telling...

TermDefinitionExample TengoThis word means 'I have'. You use it to say what you have. 😊'Tengo una pelota.' ⚽ (I have a ball.) PiernasThese are your legs! You use them to walk, run, and jump. 🦵'El perro tiene cuatro piernas.' 🐕 (The dog has four legs.) BrazosThese are your arms! You use them to hug and wave. 🤗'Tengo dos brazos para abrazar.' (I have two arms to hug.) OjosThese are your eyes! You use them to see the world. 👀'El gato tiene dos ojos verdes.' 🐈 (The cat has two green eyes.) ManosThese are your hands! You use them to clap and draw. 👏'Tengo dos manos y diez dedos.' (I have two hands and ten fingers.) CabezaThis is your head! It's on top of your body. 🧠'Tengo una cabeza.' (I have one head.) DosThi...

The 'Tengo' Sentence Rule Tengo + número (number) + parte del cuerpo (body part) To say how many body parts you have, always start with 'Tengo', then the number, then the body part. It's like a recipe! The 'One' Rule: Un y Una Use 'un' for some words and 'una' for others when you mean 'one'. For body parts, we say 'un ojo' but 'una cabeza'. Just remember 'cabeza' and 'nariz' use 'una'. It's a special pattern we learn by heart. ❤️