Canta con nosotros (Sing with us)

Learning Objectives Identify adjectives in simple Spanish sentences. Define what an adjective is and its function. Match masculine adjectives with masculine nouns (e.g., el plátano amarillo). Match feminine adjectives with feminine nouns (e.g., la manzana roja). Change singular adjectives to their plural form to match plural nouns (e.g., las uvas verdes). Use at least five color adjectives to describe common food items. Create a simple descriptive phrase for a song lyric. If you were to sing a song about your favorite food, what words would you use to describe it? Is it sweet, big, or colorful? 🍓🎶 Welcome to 'Adjetivos'! In this lesson, we will learn about special describing words called adjectives. These words make our songs, stories, and conversations more e...

TermDefinitionExample AdjetivoA word that describes a person, place, or thing (a noun). It tells us 'what kind' or 'how many'.In 'la manzana roja' (the red apple), 'roja' is the adjective because it describes the apple. SustantivoA word for a person, place, or thing. Adjectives describe nouns!In 'el gato grande' (the big cat), 'gato' is the noun. Género (Gender)In Spanish, nouns are either masculine or feminine. Adjectives must change their endings to match the noun's gender.Masculine: el limón amarillo. Feminine: la banana amarilla. Número (Number)In Spanish, nouns are either singular (one) or plural (more than one). Adjectives must also change to match.Singular: la fresa roja. Plural: las fresas rojas. Concordancia (Agreem...

Rule of Gender Agreement (Concordancia de Género) Adjective ending must match the noun's gender. Masculine nouns (-o) get masculine adjectives (-o). Feminine nouns (-a) get feminine adjectives (-a). Use this rule whenever you describe a single noun. Look at the noun's ending to help you choose the right adjective ending. For example, 'el plato' is masculine, so we use 'blanco'. Rule of Number Agreement (Concordancia de Número) Adjective ending must match if the noun is singular (one) or plural (more than one). To make most adjectives plural, add -s or -es. Use this rule to describe more than one thing. If your noun ends in -s (like 'manzanas'), your adjective needs an -s too ('rojas'). Adjective Placement In Spanish, ad...