Furniture
What's the name for the piece of furniture where you study or work?
A desk
Name the part of the body you use to hear / listen.
Your ears.
Name the 2 parts of your body that you brush in the morning or at night.
Your hair and your teeth.
Name 3 articles of clothing you wear in winter.
a sweater, a hat, gloves, mittens, scarf, winter jacket, winter boots, snow pants...
What is a pumpkin?
A pumpkin is an orange vegetable used as a decoration for Halloween.
What do you put in a wardrobe?
clothes
You use this to talk, smile and eat.
your mouth
What meal do you eat in the morning?
breakfast
What part of your body do you wear sneakers / trainers on?
Your feet.
What is a synonym of 'gift'?
a present
What is the word we use to describe a room that is disorganized?
a mess/ messy
You have two of these. They have your hands at the end.
Arms
Which do you do first? Get up or wake up?
You wake up first (despertarse). After you wake up, you get up (levantarse).
What part of the body do you wear mittens on?
Your hands
What is the name of a round thing filled with air used for decorations?
a balloon
What should you do when your room is a mess?
Tidy up / pick up (recoger)
What do you do with your nose?
You smell with your nose.
What is the difference between housework and homework?
housework - all of the activities you do at home (cooking, cleaning etc.)
homework - the activities you do for school outside of class
What is an adjective we use to describe clothes that are big?
loose or baggy
What is the name for a small stick of wax with a flame used on a birthday cake?
What is the name for the mattress (colchon) used in Japan?
A futon
On your hand (el pulgar)
What are the 2 verbs we use in English to talk about meals? For example: I ____ / _____ lunch.
eat / have
What is the word for the special clothes worn to make you look like someone else?
a costume
What is the difference between an 'invitation' and a 'birthday card'?
You send an invitation before the party to invite guests.
A birthday card is a paper with pictures and words you give to wish someone a happy birthday.