Numbers
The number seventeen
What is diecisiete?
This European country has Madrid as its capital.
What/ Where is España?
These are the three primary colours.
What are rojo, azul and amarillo/amarilla?
The Spanish noun "la cama" names the household item typically used for rest.
What is a bed?
This writing tool usually has a graphite point.
What is el lapiz?
This number is the product of tres y cuatro
What is doce?
Tacos and mariachi music are famous traditions from this country.
What/Where is Mexico?
The color of Duncenson House Sports Team at Raymond Gardiner High.
What is azul?
This appliance is used to prepare meals.
What is la estufa?
A classroom item used by teachers or students to sit.
What is la silla?
The number between diecinueve y vientiuno
What is viente?
This South American country’s official language is Spanish and the capital is Buenos Aires.
What/Where is Argentina?
Rosa is a mix of these two colors.
What are rojo and blanca/blanco?
The Spanish noun “el espejo” names a common item found in bathrooms and bedrooms.
What is a mirror?
A student may use this to correct mistakes written in pencil.
What is el borrador?
The sum of twenty and twenty-five.
What is Cuarenta y cinco?
The only country in Africa where Spanish is an official language.
Where/ What is Equatorial Guinea ?
This is the Spanish word for the colour you get when you mix amarillo y azul.
What is verde?
The spanish phrase "el armario" refers to this piece of furniture.
What is a Wardrobe/Closet?
This classroom instrument helps students measure and draw precise straight lines.
What is la regla?
The number after 108.
What is ciento ocho?
The Spanish-speaking country whose capital is Montevideo.
Where is Uruguay
This is the English translation of the phrase "El cielo está gris claro hoy."
What is "The sky is light gray today"?
The Spanish phrase “El niño juega en la alfombra.” refers to.
What is "The child plays on the carpet".
If translated in English this sentence means "El maestro escribe en la pizarra."
What is "The teacher writes on the board?"