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Days and Weather Booklet

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Spanish for You! Fun Sheet

Spanish Verb Conjugation Help Sheet

Pronunciation Practice Letters: g, c, and h

Spanish pronunciation practice audio.

Acerca de mi familia (About my Family)

Common Words and Phrases

El Alfabeto

Alfabeto y Palabras

Familia y numeros

Definite and Indefinite Articles

La Hora (The Time)

Present Tense AR Verbs

Present Tense ER Verbs

Present Tense IR Verbs

Practice with Location Phrases

Practica de numeros 1-20

Demonstrative Adjectives (this, that, these, those)

Possessive Adjectives: mi(s), tu(s), su(s)

More possessive adjectives.

Day of the Dead Bingo

Day of the dead bingo audio.

Feria de abril (April Fair) Bilingual Booklet

Feria de abril (april fair) audio.

Prayers in Spanish

Prayers audio.

Days of the Week Song

Numbers 1-20 Song

Happy Birthday Songs

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Free Downloadable Spanish PDF worksheets with answers for teachers and students: Although all of our online exercises are also easily printable, here you will find our collection of PDF only Spanish grammar worksheets to have more variety and ease of use. You can download and print instantly. Please keep in mind that these PDF worksheets are different than our online exercises. Also See: Spanish Grammar Exercises Multiple Choice Spanish Quizzes

For more colorful PDF activities with pictures, vocabulary matching, word-search, etc. see Spanish for Kids / Beginners PDFs .

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• Spanish Adjectives Worksheet 1
• Adjectives Comparatives Mas / Menos Que Worksheet
• Adjectives Comparatives Tan / Como Worksheet
• Adjectives Superlatives Isimo / Isima Worksheet
• Adjectives Superlatives Mas / Menos De Worksheet
• Adjectives in Spanish Mixed Exercise
• Spanish Adverbs Worksheet 1
• Compound Adverbs Spanish Worksheet
• Adverbs Spanish Tan / Como Exercise
• Spanish Adverbial Expressions Worksheet
• Spanish Interrogative Adverbs Worksheet
• Comparative Adverbs Mas / Menos Que Worksheet
• Negative Adverbs Spanish Worksheet (nunca, nada, ni, sin nada…)
• Spanish Definite Articles Worksheet 1 (la / las / el / los)
• Spanish Definite Articles Exercise 2 (la / las / el / los)
• Spanish Indefinite Articles Worksheet 1 (una / unas / uno / un / unos)
• Spanish Indefinite Articles Exercise 2 (una / unas / uno / un / unos)
• Spanish Coordinating Conjunctions Worksheet (e, u, y, o, pero, sino…)
• Spanish Subordinating Conjunctions Exercise (ya que, como, para que, porque…)
• Spanish Conjunctions Mixed Exercise (sino, excepto, sin embargo, ya que…)
• Spanish Demonstratives Worksheet (aquí / ahí / allí / esa / esta / esas / aquel…)
• Modal Verbs Spanish Worksheet
• Gender of Nouns Worksheet 1 (la vs el)
• Gender of Nouns Exercise 2 (la / las / el / los)
• Spanish Plural Nouns Worksheet (las / los + noun)
• Passive Voice Spanish Exercise (convert active to passive)
• Spanish Prepositions Exercise (mixed)
• Prepositions of Place Spanish Worksheet (lejos, abajo, cerca…)
• Compound Prepositions Exercise (a cargo de, debajo de…)
• Spanish Para vs Por Worksheet
• Prepositions of Place Picture Worksheet
• Spanish Prepositions Picture Worksheet (Mixed)
• 6th Grade Spanish Prepositions Worksheet (en / por / a / de / con)
• Prepositions En / Por / A / De / Con 2
• Prepositions Exercise A / DE / EN / CON 3
• Spanish Pronouns Exercise (Mixed)
• Spanish Indirect Object Pronouns Worksheet (le, les, me, nos…)
• Spanish Personal Pronouns Worksheet (yo, tú, él, ella…)
• Spanish Possessive Pronouns Worksheet (el mío, el tuyo)
• Spanish Possessive Adjectives Worksheet (mío, mis, su…)
• Spanish Prepositional Pronouns Worksheet (mí, conmigo, ti…)
• Spanish Relative Pronouns Worksheet (que, quien, el que…)
• Spanish Direct Object Pronouns Worksheet (lo, la, los, las, me)
• Reflexive Verbs / Pronouns Exercise (me, se + verb…)
• Possessive Adjectives Worksheet 2 (Re-write sentences using possessives)
• Spanish Reflexive Verbs Chart Exercise
• Muy / Mucho / Un Poco / Nada Quantifiers Worksheet
• Si Clauses in Spanish Exercise 1 (first, second, third conditional)
• Present Tense Conjugation Mixed
• Present Tense Regular Verbs Worksheet
• Present Tense Irregular Verbs Conjugation
• Present Subjunctive Mood
• Present Subjunctive Irregular Verbs Spanish Worksheet
• Present Subjunctive Stem Changing Verbs Worksheet
• Present Indicative Spanish Worksheet
• Spanish Present Tense Conjugation
• Present Participle Spanish Worksheet
• Present Participle Irregulars Spanish Worksheet
• Conditional Tense Worksheet 1
• Conditional Tense Regular Verbs Worksheet
• Conditional Tense Irregular Verbs Worksheet
• Future Tense Spanish Worksheet Mixed
• Future Tense Spanish Regular Verbs Worksheet
• Future Tense Spanish Irregular Verbs Worksheet
• Imperfect Tense Spanish Worksheet Mixed
• Preterit in Spanish Mixed Worksheet
• Preterit in Spanish Regular Verbs Worksheet
• Preterit in Spanish Irregular Verbs Worksheet
• Spanish Present Perfect Mixed
• Present Perfect Subjunctive in Spanish Worksheet
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Our 18 Favorite Online Spanish Courses

So you’re looking to learn Spanish online? Well, look no further!

We’ve outlined exactly which courses we recommend in 2024 and why.

We’ve been using and building language apps since 2011. Our founder speaks four languages fluently and our team speaks 10+ languages . So we’ve seen and used everything. We’ve seen trends come and go. So here, we’ll separate the substance from the fluff.

Read on to learn the ins and outs of the best programs to learn Spanish that aren’t just engaging—but actually work.

1. Best for Latin American Spanish: Rocket Languages

2. best authentic video-based: fluentu, 3. best tutor support: baselang, 4. best range of learning materials: lingq, 5. best for speaking practice: busuu, 6. best course structure: babbel, 7. best premium audio course: michel thomas method, 8. best for organizations: transparent language, 9. best for specialized spanish: lengalia, 10. best free college course: mit opencourseware, 11. best budget: open learn, 12. best free audio course: language transfer, 13. best vocabulary-based: memrise, 14. best for variety of courses: coursera, 15. best crash course: live lingua, 16. best podcast-based: coffee break spanish, 17. best for language variety: mango languages, 18. best spanish language and culture podcast: notes in spanish.

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Cost: $99.95 – $259.90

Summary: Rocket Languages is great if you’re not on a budget and are after a comprehensive, classroom-style course covering Latin American culture. 

The Rocket Spanish course is full of useful, everyday Spanish and it closely resembles classroom-style teaching.

Classes consist of audio lessons of around half an hour each for a total of over 120 hours of lesson time per level.

Lessons are structured like conversations featuring a learner and a native Spanish speaker. The dialogue is then broken down and the grammar and vocabulary are explained.

The dialogues definitely feel less staged than many other course dialogues. They’re also less formal and more authentic, sounding like a conversation you’d have with a friend.

Rocket Spanish also tracks your progress and allows you to speak and even record your voice in a roleplay-type scenario. After each lesson, you can test yourself on what you learned and rate how easy (or difficult) it was.

You can get started with a free trial, then pay a one-time fee at different tiers. Read our full review here .

Cost: Free trial, $11.99 – $29.99/month

Summary: FluentU is a great option to learn Spanish through an immersion-based program that adapts to you.

The authentic content exposes you to the language as it’s really spoken, helping you learn more natural speech.

FluentU offers a flexible option to up your Spanish game. You choose what you learn and at what pace.

Through  authentic video content, you can improve your Spanish no matter what your current skill level.

You can also click any word in the interactive subtitles to instantly get a  definition, associated image and multiple example sentences.

You can even see how words are used in other videos across the site for tons of context. 

FluentU also features an adaptive testing system. Quizzes take videos and turn them into Spanish lessons by integrating pictures, video clips and example sentences into exercises and flashcards.

The lessons are fully personalized so that your watch history is considered when presenting questions. FluentU’s algorithm also sets you up for success by teaching based on what you already know.

Start using FluentU on the website or download the app from the iTunes App store or Google Play store. You can start with a free trial, then move to pay a monthly fee or discounted yearly fee.

Cost: $179/month

Summary: If you’re willing to pay the relatively high fee, you won’t find a better program for native speaker tutoring.

It’s best if you can spare a bit of time to really make the most out of BaseLang.

BaseLang is unique in that it’s based on having unlimited Spanish classes with native teachers, and is very effective at improving your conversational skills!

It offers two programs— Real-World and Grammarless —and provides you with a Spanish curriculum to accompany these courses and the ability to track your progress.

Real-World is the more relaxed option, while Grammarless is an intensive program that claims to get you conversational in just a month .

Access to unlimited tutors is also very flexible—the program allows you to book classes last minute and choose essentially whatever lesson length you want.

Read our full Baselang review here .

Cost: Free plan, $14.99/month

Summary: LingQ shines in its huge variety of audio recordings, videos and podcasts, making it great for those who like learning through different media types. You also get the added support of a forum and language learning community.

If you’re having trouble deciding what type of material you like to learn with, LingQ might be the app for you.

It has a huge library of audio and video materials, plus it lets you import any other Spanish materials you love from around the web.

You’ll have an entire community of language learners to fall back on for support and advice, and you can virtually attend group classes and one-on-one lessons. 

Payments are made monthly, with discounts for paying ahead, and you can also test it out with a free trial. Read our full review here .

Cost: Free plan; $13.95/month for premium

Summary: Busuu places higher importance on speaking than many other apps, making it a good option for those who wish to improve that skill set. Cultural tips and a community of native speakers also adds to the program’s effectiveness.

Busuu has bite-sized lessons that you can study at your own pace.

It encourages you to develop your speaking skills more than most other apps, with its speech recognition tool and ability to answer prompts through speech.

It’s also strongly focused on listening to dialogues throughout the course or in the community.

Getting social on Busuu is a big plus—you can find people who are native speakers of your target language,  exchange messages with them and get feedback on your answers from the wider community.

While there’s a free version, it can be quite limited and only lets you learn one language. So if you’re serious about learning, the paid version is probably the way to go.

You can choose between two premium options and pay for a three-month, twelve-month or twenty-four-month plan.

Read our full review here .

Cost: $4.80 – $7.20/month; $190.99 Lifetime plan

Summary: For a practical, well-structured Spanish course, Babbel is worth looking into when you’re first starting. The short, everyday scenarios help you learn the most important parts of the language first.

Babbel focuses on practical language usage, emphasizing instruction in the kind of vocabulary you’d use in real life instead of just teaching random words.

Each lesson is 10-15 minutes, is developed by a team of experienced linguists and focuses on a concept or vocabulary theme. The exercises included help you memorize the content through a combination of text, audio and images.

Lessons range from A1 (beginner) to C1 (proficient) levels, per the Common European Framework of Reference . However, it’s possible to move around the different levels.

And here’s a fun fact: it was the world’s first language learning app ! 

Registering and taking one lesson is free, but then you’ll need to sign up for a one- to twelve-month plan. Read our full review here .

Cost: $11.99 – $273 options

Summary: The Michel Thomas Method is best for people who love to learn on the go or enjoy learning through audio. The absence of reading and writing practice may not be for everyone, but it’s effective.

Michel’s no books, no writing, no memorizing method is delivered in a way that makes you feel like you’re in a virtual classroom.

It’s all audio-based, so download it to your smartphone, plug in your headphones and go.

He encourages students not to get stressed with the language and actively promotes not trying to remember what they’re learning. The key is to relax while studying Spanish!

From the very beginning, this course teaches you to speak Spanish by understanding and constructing your own sentences. This gives you the confidence to create proper Spanish sentences in any practical situation.

Being an audio course, it’s great to listen to in the car or on your iPod at the gym—you won’t even feel like you’re studying!

But this course needs to be supplemented with other learning material if you want to move from beginner to intermediate level.

You can get a free sample lesson and booklet before paying a one-time fee if you decide to go ahead with the program.

Cost: $24.95 – $49.95/month; $149.95 – $249.95/year

Summary: Transparent Language is a flexible but well-structured program that lets you practice all language skills with their exercises and methods. You can choose to learn Castilian or Latin American Spanish.

Transparent Language offers online Spanish programs for beginner through advanced students. These flexible programs allow you to choose your own learning path —the lessons give you a starting point.

With activities to practice typing, speaking, writing and reading, you’ll learn the skills you need to understand and communicate in Spanish well.

The program also uses game-like learning methods, and the app is touchscreen compatible, so it’s an engaging option for any Spanish learner.

Read our full Transparent Languages review here .

Cost: $4.16 – $33.99/month

Summary: If you’re looking to learn Castilian Spanish with a focus on grammar and other specialized topics, Lengalia is worth checking out. It also features handy free tools and courses specifically for travel.

Lengalia offers general grammar courses that range from beginner to advanced.

But this program is unique because it also offers professional courses on specialized Spanish topics  including business Spanish, medical Spanish, negotiating and more!

And if you’re considering vacationing in a Spanish-speaking country, you’ll benefit from their “holiday” courses designed for tourists.

The listening, reading, speaking and writing practice will help prepare you for any situation you might encounter. Start with a free trial then move to paying monthly, with discounts for paying ahead of time. 

Summary: MIT OpenCourseWare is perfect if you’ve always wanted to study at a world-renowned university without the price tag.

If you’re organized, you can learn the language and other related topics—like oral communication and Hispanic literature—from those universities.

MIT OpenCourseWare offers more than a dozen free Spanish online courses related to language and culture.

Best of all, these are real MIT courses.

You can download course materials, do assignments and learn just like the students who took this course for credit.

But you’re doing it for free at your own pace. Just search “Spanish” in the search bar, and you’re good to go.

Summary: For people on a budget who want to supplement their learning with university-level Spanish courses, Open Learn is an excellent option. The free courses cover all levels and many different topics.

The Open Learn University is a British online charity that provides access to several educational subjects, including an extensive Spanish “syllabus.”

These university-level courses are flexible, groundbreaking and—most importantly—free. Each level is prefaced with a recommendation of previous experience to ensure that you choose the optimal course for your learning needs.

With most courses focused on the beginner to intermediate level, it’s a great way to squeeze in some useful and practical study —like this course on essential beginner’s Spanish for getting around .

You can find tons of them with a quick search. Some courses even come with free letters of participation and badges of completion if you want something to document your learning.

Summary: Language Transfer is an excellent course for beginners looking to learn through an unconventional method. It’s audio based, making it good for hands-free learning, and you only pay if you want to!

Known as “the thinking method,” Language Transfer is the brainchild of linguist Mihalis Eleftheriou , who once described his job as “pummeling my brain with languages.”

The course is wholly listening-based and involves transferring your English capabilities to Spanish. Because of this, it’s most suitable for learners who are fluent in English.

The concept is rather novel, natural and highly effective: You take Spanish cognates and verbs and transfer them from English to Spanish.

It encourages your brain to make connections rather than attempting to download a completely new language from scratch.

The course is entirely free, but you might consider making a small donation , as it’s the product of many years of one man’s work and a handful of volunteers.

Read our full Language Transfer review here .

Cost: Free plan, $22.99/month; $130.99/year; $124.99 lifetime

Summary: For the vocabulary-focused visual learners among us, Memrise is an effective program.

However, it’s somewhat limited in the language skills you can practice, so probably not ideal for advanced learners.

Memrise uses  flashcards, quizzes, questions and useful interactive resources such as natural speaking clips.

With this combination of methods, you can achieve that native tone, boost your memory and sharpen your listening skills all in one place.

Founded by a memory expert and a neuroscientist, the content is memory-focused, and you can  access ample content with a free account.

Memrise serves as a great supplementary resource to your Spanish learning and is a popular choice for many beginner to intermediate learners who are seeking to establish a solid basis in Spanish vocabulary.

The program is free, with the option to upgrade to a subscription for more features. Read our full review here .

Cost: Free, with some pricing options

Summary: If you don’t mind sifting through the Coursera database, you can find some really effective Spanish courses here—and pretty much for free.

Coursera offers several Spanish online courses for learners.

Although there isn’t as much variety for complete beginners, you can access some excellent courses from reputable institutions on this platform if you’re an intermediate or advanced learner.

One of the best ones is the University of California’s basic course for beginners , which is broken up into five stages.

Despite offering courses from top universities, Coursera gives you more flexibility than an actual college course, as you can move through the materials at your own pace.

It’s also mainly free, which is always a plus for a college course.

Cost: $24/hr for private tutoring; $77/month for group classes

Summary: If you want to learn quickly, for free, and you don’t mind old-fashioned and bad-quality audio, then the FSI courses on Live Lingua are for you.

They’re particularly useful if you want South American Spanish and if you already have a good base to start with.

Live Lingua has taken the FSI (Foreign Service Institute) language courses and enhanced them for learners .

These now free courses were once used by the United States government to prepare diplomats and foreign service workers for their roles abroad. The recordings aim to provide usable, digestible, ready-to-go phrases applicable in the real world.

With over 50 hours of free online Spanish content and a six-month recommended course time, this resource is great for a crash course in Spanish , especially if you’re planning to visit or move to South America.

It can be a little boring and old-fashioned, but the resource is great to use if you want to learn quickly and for free. I’d advise getting a speaking partner on Tandem or a similar app. And don’t forget to supplement your studies with a little grammar practice for a more holistic approach to the language.

Read our full Live Lingua review here .

Cost: Free plan, courses available for $145/season of 40 lessons

Summary: Coffee Break Spanish is one of the more relaxed, entertaining options for Spanish courses. It covers a vast range of topics over four difficulty levels for free, with the option to upgrade to premium for transcripts and lesson notes.

A personal favorite, the Coffee Break Spanish podcast offers audio material for beginner to intermediate learners in easily consumable doses of 15-20 minutes (more or less) per episode.

The award-winning resource is incredibly well-known in the Spanish learning world and has already been extensively covered online. So if you haven’t done so yet, it’s time you stuck those earphones in, went for a walk and let the hosts guide you from simple vocabulary to complex sentence structures, step by step.

Mark and Cara are engaging, humorous and best of all, entertaining. This makes for an enjoyable listening experience episode after episode.

And it’s free, with the option to upgrade to a subscription for more features. Read our full review here .

Cost: $7.99 – $17.99/month; $79.99/year

Summary:  Mango Languages teaches vocabulary starting from square one  using repetition.

A native speaker will teach words and phrases, frequently asking the learner to recall the words and practice pronouncing them. The program uses a lot of repetition —think flashcards, but with audio.

You can choose whether to learn Castilian or Latin American Spanish (or any other of the 70 languages on offer), and the lessons go fairly quickly—they can be done whenever you have a few minutes to spare .

This program is available online or as an app. You can even check with your local library to see if it’s available to you for free .

Here’s our full review of Mango Languages .

Cost: Free; course packs available for $97-$247 

Summary:  A great option for auditory learners who are also interested in learning about Spanish culture.

Notes in Spanish began as a podcast that talks about Spanish culture, food and many other topics (in Spanish) from beginner to advanced levels.

These can enrich your knowledge of the world and of the Spanish language at the same time.

The audio episodes are free, and accompanying worksheets and other materials are available for purchase.

If you learn best by listening , this could be a great option.

There you go! That’s our favorite 18 amazing online courses to learn Spanish in 2024. We hope you’ll find a program that suits your learning preferences.

Give any of these a try and watch your Spanish skills skyrocket in no time.

Stay curious, my friends, and as always, happy Spanish learning!

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Spanish Worksheets

DK Spanish Language Learner will get foreign language students making conversation in Spanish in no time. Below you will find flash cards, themed vocabulary, and activities.

Print these flash cards to practice key vocabulary and to play the games and puzzles in the learning activities below.

Los animales La ropa La comida Los números Los objetos

Picture Wordbooks

These illustrated handouts are designed to develop key vocabulary on a variety of topics used in the learning activities below.

Todo sobre mí La ropa La cocina El cuarto de baño Mi habitación El jardín La vida en la ciudad En el parque Los hobbys La comida De compras En la fiesta El tiempo libre El transporte

Animales de la selva Animales del mundo En la granja El océano La naturaleza En la playa La escuela Los deportes Mascotas Colores y formas Los contrarios El tiempo Los números

These enjoyable activities are designed to develop vocabulary recall and help practice cross-referencing skills. Each activity can be completed using information from the Flash Cards and Themed Vocab sections.

Hola y adiós ¿Cómo te llamas? ¿Qué es esto? Mi familia ¿Quién es? ¿Dondé está el gato? En el colegio ¿Te gustan los plátanos? ¿Qué tiempo hace? ¡Es un hipopótamo! ¿Qué llevas? En el médico ¿Qué están haciendo?

¿Cómo es? ¿Qué día es? ¿Cuándo es tu cumpleaños? ¿Qué hora es? ¿A qué hora te levantas? ¿Qué quieres ser? En la tienda ¿Qué te gusta hacer? En el restaurante ¿Dónde está el cine? ¿Qué has hecho este fin de semana? Las vacaciones

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6 easy beginner Spanish worksheets

by Alison Maciejewski Cortez

Published on September 24, 2021 / Updated on January 8, 2024

Worksheets are a great way to practice Spanish at your own pace. Some beginner Spanish worksheets don’t offer explanations or examples, but can be useful. Start by studying a Spanish language topic to gain a full understanding. Next, apply what you’ve learned by doing a beginner Spanish worksheet. You need to figure out what topics to study before you look for the worksheets. This article will give you six easy topics, online resources, and the tools you need to create quality worksheets in the future.

Study first

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As a beginner learner of Spanish you need to know where to start. Don’t jump right into a worksheet until you’ve studied the topic first. Topics like the alphabet , greetings , numbers , verbs , body parts , and subject pronouns are the first topics you need to study. 

The linked articles above will help you with a basic understanding of the topic before you do your worksheet. Start listening to beginner podcasts for learning Spanish or watch Netflix in Spanish so you can hear Spanish being spoken.

It can be challenging to find quality, easy Spanish worksheets for beginners online. Start out with beginner Spanish to English worksheets that have both languages. Here are six free worksheets to start with:

• The Alphabet worksheet

Spanish greetings worksheet

Spanish numbers worksheet, spanish verbs worksheet, beginner body parts in spanish worksheet, subject pronouns spanish worksheet.

The six linked sites above provide free, downloadable beginner Spanish worksheets. After you master these subjects, browse more worksheets to help you practice topics such as time, verb conjugation, family, and more.

You know the old saying. Give a woman a fish and feed her for a day; teach her to fish and feed her for a lifetime. Learning to DIY your study tools is a rewarding skill.

Making your own beginner Spanish worksheets is the best way to study and practice. DIY worksheets help you focus and remember vocabulary. They also help you to build good learning habits that will be crucial as you continue your Spanish learning journey.

Here are some fun and easy instructions on how to make your own beginner Spanish worksheets based on the main six topics. Always have a teacher, friend, or colleague check your work afterwards. Better yet, how about creating a worksheet for a language exchange buddy so you can both practice?

Alphabet worksheet

Write all 27 letters of the Spanish alphabet in a vertical line. Next to each letter, write 3 words in Spanish that begin with that letter. Here is how to begin.

• A – abuela, amor, alegría
• B – bueno, balón, boca

At the top of the paper, write six phrases that you know to greet someone in Spanish, such as Hola! and ¿Qué tal? Below these phrases, draw four characters: a woman, a student, a man, dog. Draw a line between each person and choose which greeting is best between these two people. Speak the words out loud.

On a paper, number lines 1 – 10. On your phone or computer, open a random number generator . Generate ten numbers and write them down. Write out the numbers in Spanish words like quinientos treinta y ocho five hundred and thirty eight. Say them out loud. 

Draw 10 stick figures doing various things such as eating, sleeping, dancing, reading. Under each figure write the verb. Alternatively, write the letters of the alphabet in a line and think of all the verbs you know for each letter.

This is a fun one. Draw a human figure as large as your paper. It doesn’t have to be perfect, a stick figure will do. Label all the parts that you know. Any parts you don’t know, look them up and label your figure until it’s full. There are plenty of examples for the human body worksheet to use as inspiration.

Draw yourself, a man, a woman, two people together, and you with another person. Label each figure with the subject pronouns: yo (I), tú (you), él (he), ella (she), nosotros (we) and ustedes (you all). Write the same sentence with each pronoun: Yo voy a la tienda, Tú vas a la tienda, Él va a la tienda, etc.

Find or make worksheets

Worksheets are a great way to practice your Spanish. Remember to study the topic before you dive in, use free worksheets available online, and make your own to build good study skills, focus, and reinforce your vocabulary. When you are ready for a more interactive study method with expert teachers, Lingoda online classes can help you on your Spanish language journey.

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Alison Maciejewski Cortez is Chilean-American, born and raised in California. She studied abroad in Spain, has lived in multiple countries, and now calls Mexico home. She believes that learning how to order a beer in a new language reveals a lot about local culture. Alison speaks English, Spanish, and Thai fluently and studies Czech and Turkish. Her tech copywriting business takes her around the world and she is excited to share language tips as part of the Lingoda team. Follow her culinary and cultural experiences on X .

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Numbers in Spanish Worksheets and how to Count 1-1000

Inside: A guide to counting the numbers in Spanish 1-1000, with Spanish numbers worksheets and activities.

Looking for activities to learn to count in Spanish? You’re in the right place!

This post is packed with info on Spanish numbers, and I’ve got some great free printables for you if you’re working with kids.

First, we’ll go over counting from 1-1000 in Spanish, and then you can see the worksheets and activities for teaching the numbers.

In case you’re here looking for something specific, here’s what’s included in this post:

• Numbers 0-20 in Spanish

Numbers 30-100 in Spanish

Numbers 100 – 1,000 in spanish, spanish numbers worksheets.

• Spanish Counting Activities

Related: The Best Números Songs in Spanish for Kids

Numbers 1-20 in Spanish

Let’s start with an overview of the numbers. If you’re unsure how to pronounce anything, SpanishDict is a great resource for hearing any Spanish word as pronounced by a native speaker.

Here are numbers 0 – 10 in Spanish:

• 0 – cero
• 1 –  uno
• 2 –  dos
• 3 –  tres
• 4 –  cuatro
• 5 –  cinco
• 6 –  seis
• 7 –  siete
• 8 –  ocho
• 9 –  nueve
• 10 –  diez

Here are numbers 11 – 20 in Spanish:

• 13 –  trece
• 14 –  catorce
• 15 –  quince
• 16 –  dieciséis
• 17 –  diecisiete
• 18 –  dieciocho
• 19 –  diecinueve
• 20 –  veinte

Here are numbers 21 – 29 in Spanish:

• 21 –  veintiuno
• 22 –  veintidós
• 23 –  veintitrés
• 24 –  veinticuatro
• 25 –  veinticinco
• 26 –  veintiséis
• 27 – veintisiete
• 28 – veintiocho
• 29 – veintinueve

Here’s how to say the numbers 30 – 100 in Spanish:

• 30 –  treinta
• 31 –  treinta y uno
• 32 –  treinta y dos
• 33 –  treinta y tres
• 40 –  cuarenta
• 41 –  cuarenta y uno
• 42 –  cuarenta y dos
• 50 –  cincuenta
• 60 –  sesenta
• 70 –  setenta
• 80 –  ochenta
• 90 –  noventa
• 100 – cien

Here’s how to say the numbers 100 – 1,000 in Spanish:

• 101 – ciento uno
• 102 – ciento dos
• 200 – doscientos (-as)
• 300 – trescientos(-as)  
• 400 – cuatrocientos(-as)
• 500 – quinientos(-as)
• 600 – seiscientos(-as)
• 700 – setecientos(-as)
• 800 – ochocientos(-as)
• 900 – novecientos(-as)
• 1,000 – mil 
• 2,000 – dos mil
• 3,000 – tres mil
• 100,000 – cien mil 

And just for fun!

• 1,000,000 – un millón
• 2,000,000 – cinco millones
• 1,000,000,000 mil milliones

If you’d like more guidance or help with pronunciation, this is an excellent video for teens and adult Spanish learners.

I’ve put together a pack of free Spanish numbers worksheets for different ages and learners. You’ll notice the image isn’t 100% crisp here online, but when I send the email with the PDF files, they will be clean and ready to print.

Free Spanish Numbers Worksheets & Games

Practice numbers 1-10 and 0-20!

Here’s what’s included in the pack! Worksheets for Kids (Spanish Numbers 1-10)

Trace, color, cut, and paste the Spanish numbers:

Color-by-number Spanish numbers worksheet:

Matching sheet for the Spanish numbers 1-10:

Worksheets for Older Kids – Teens (Spanish Numbers 0 – 20)

Spanish numbers 1-20 Word Scramble:

Numbers 1-20 Spanish Word Search:

Numbers 1-20 Spanish Crossword:

Spanish Counting Activities for Kids

One of my very favorites games for learning Spanish is called Mano nerviosa. All you need is a regular deck of cards! Read the post here or watch this video to learn how to play.

Bingo, of course, is also a great way to practice the numbers and you can even have your kids or students design their own boards. (Bingo boards for numbers 0-15 are included in the worksheet pack!).

Songs are another excellent way to practice counting in Spanish. Here’s one that’s good for young children:

Lastly, here’s a poster for remembering numbers 1-15! You download and print it from the numbers worksheet pack.

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Hola I love your work, but just letting you know that your numeros page is wrong. The first one with the cut and paste, the tracing numbers are out of order (skipping the two) Numero dos is not there, and numero seis is there twice. Just pointing that out in case you want to correct it. Thanks again for all you do

Oh my goodness that is a huge error, right on the first page! I re-uploaded everything and apologize for the error!

The word search 0-20 has 20 spaces, but you have 21 words listed at the bottom. Are you able to provide an answer key?

Hi! The number 2 space is used for both across and down, so there are 21 spaces in total. Hope that helps! 🙂

Gracias, exelente material contiene tu pagina.

Thank you. Your material is very well.

Hello- the answer key for the crossword is not in the download. It just shows as the crossword twice. Is there a way to see the answer key? Thanks

Hi! I just double-checked and it’s on page 15. Not sure why it’s not showing up, but you can email me at [email protected] and I can send that page to you!

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Spanish for Beginners: Free Resources to Learn Spanish

With 548 million speakers, Spanish is the fourth most spoken language in the world. If you’re interested in learning this language, on this Spanish for beginners page, you’ll find free resources that will equip you with the essential tools to take your first steps in your learning journey. 

Phrases & Words for Beginners in Spanish

Spanish words and phrases for beginners are the foundation for having a solid and helpful vocabulary. Although you take the time to get familiar words and expressions suitable for your learning goals, here is a list of vocabulary that can come in handy. 

• How to Introduce Yourself in Spanish
• Spanish Basic Words for New Learners
• Spanish Essential Phrases
• Basic Questions to Ask in Spanish
• Basic Greetings & Farewells  
• Subject Pronouns in Spanish
• Family members in Spanish
• Animals in Spanish
• List of food in Spanish
• Body parts in Spanish
• Vocabulary for clothes
• Months in Spanish
• Days of the Week in Spanish
• Nationalities in Spanish
• List of Spanish Colors
• Numbers in Spanish From 1 to 1 Billion
• Interrogative Words in Spanish  
• How to Ask for Directions
• How to Tell Time in Spanish
• Phrases & Words to Talk About the Weather
• Spanish Possessive Adjectives
• Spanish Demonstrative Adjectives
• Difference Between Qué vs Cuál
• Difference Between Tener and Haber
• When to Use Ser or Estar in Spanish
• Vocabulary & Phrases to Talk About the Weather  
• Affirmative & Negative Words in Spanish
• Spanish Indefinite Words

Take Note : An easy way to expand your vocabulary is by learning common synonyms . Also, note that many words may have the same English translation but have different uses in Spanish (like ser vs estar or qué vs cuál). To improve your command of the language, you should take the time to learn the difference between these tricky words in Spanish . 

Spanish Grammar Basics

On top of learning common words and expressions, Spanish beginners must also review some fundamental grammar topics, such as basic tenses, important verbs, and essential rules. Here is a list of topics you should check: 

• Basic Types of Words in Spanish: Parts of Speech
• How to Ask Questions in Spanish
• When & How to Use Hay
• How Articles and Nouns Work
• Rules for Gender of Words in Spanish
• How to Make Words Plural in Spanish
• List of Essential Spanish Determiners
• Basic Pronouns in Spanish
• Formal & Informal You in Spanish: Tú vs Usted
• How to Compare in Spanish
• Where Are Adjectives Placed in Spanish
• Ito and Ita Words: Guide to Spanish Diminutives
• Lo, La, Los, Las: Spanish Direct Object Pronouns
• Basic Grammar Rules in Spanish

Spanish Verbs & Tenses for Beginners 

• -AR verbs  
• How to Conjugate Verbs
• What Are & When to Use Reflexive Verbs?
• Spanish Present Progressive Form
• Spanish Stem-Changing Verbs
• Ir a + infinitive: The Spanish Near Future
• When & How to Use the Spanish Preterite Tense  
• How to Use the Past Imperfect Tense in Spanish
• Difference Between the Preterite & Imperfect

Basic Pronunciation 

• Spanish Alphabet & Pronunciation
• How to Pronounce Letter G in Spanish
• How to Pronounce H in Spanish
• LL Sound in Spanish
• How to Pronounce Y in Spanish
• How to Pronounce J in Spanish

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