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Learning Objectives Identify 5 main rooms of a house in Spanish. Name 2 familiar objects found in each room. Ask '¿Dónde está...?' (Where is...?) for a toy or an animal. Answer 'Está en...' (It is in...) to say where an object is. Use 'grande' (big) and 'pequeño' (small) to describe a room. Correctly use 'el' or 'la' with room names. Where do you sleep at night? 😴 Where do you eat yummy snacks? 🍎 Let's learn the Spanish words for rooms! Today, we will learn the names for rooms in a house. We will also learn to say where our favorite toys are. ¡Vamos a explorar la casa! Real-World Applications Telling a friend where your toys are 🧸 Describing your bedroom in Spanish 🎨 Understanding a story about a h...

TermDefinitionExample La cocinaThe kitchen. This is where we cook food. 🍳La manzana 🍎 está en la cocina. El dormitorioThe bedroom. This is where we sleep. 🛏️Mi cama está en el dormitorio. El bañoThe bathroom. This is where we brush our teeth. 🦷El jabón 🧼 está en el baño. La salaThe living room. This is where we watch TV. 📺El sofá está en la sala. El comedorThe dining room. This is where we eat dinner. 🍽️La mesa está en el comedor. ¿Dónde está?This means 'Where is it?'. We use it to ask for things. 🤔¿Dónde está el gato? 🐈

Using 'El' and 'La' for Rooms Use 'el' for boy words. Use 'la' for girl words. In Spanish, rooms have a gender. We say 'el baño' and 'el dormitorio'. We say 'la cocina' and 'la sala'. Saying Where Things Are with 'Estar' To say where something is, use 'está en...'. This is the perfect answer for '¿Dónde está?'. For example: 'El perro está en la sala.' 멍