ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Learn Spanish | Common Objects in a Home | English to Spanish |Rock ’N Learn
Hello, little explorer! Today, we’re going on a fun adventure around the house. Let’s learn about all the cool things we can find in different rooms. Are you ready? Let’s go!
First, let’s look at the door. We use it to go in and out of the house. In Spanish, we call it La Puerta.
Next, we see the window. We can look outside through it. In Spanish, it’s called La Ventana.
Look at the table! We can eat and play on it. In Spanish, it’s La Mesa.
Here’s a chair to sit on. And over there is the couch, also known as a sofa, where we can relax.
Let’s go up the stairs. In Spanish, we say Las escaleras. Up, up, up we go!
Look at the blanket! It’s so warm and cozy. In Spanish, it’s La Manta.
Here’s a pillow to rest our heads. We call it La Almohada in Spanish.
There’s a lamp. We can turn it on and off. In Spanish, it’s Ara. Let’s turn on the light with the light switch, or de Luz. Now it’s bright!
Here’s the bed, or La cama, where we sleep. And look, a closet to keep our clothes, called Mario in Spanish.
We also have a drawer, or El Cajón, to store things like a pen (La pluma), crayons, and paper.
We can draw with a pencil, called El lápiz in Spanish. Let’s make some beautiful art!
Feel the breeze from the fan. In Spanish, it’s El ventilador. We can turn it on and off to stay cool.
Wow, look at all the things we’ve learned about in the house! You’re doing great!
[Applause] Yay! You did it! Now you know so much about the house and some Spanish words too. Keep exploring and learning!
Room Scavenger Hunt: Let’s go on a scavenger hunt around your house! Can you find a door, window, table, chair, and lamp? Once you find each item, say its name in Spanish. For example, “La Puerta” for the door. Ask a grown-up to help you write down the Spanish words on a piece of paper. How many items can you find?
Build a Mini House: Use building blocks or small boxes to create a mini version of your house. Include a door, windows, and furniture like a table and chair. As you build, say the names of each part in Spanish. Can you make a cozy room with a bed and a blanket? Share your creation with a friend or family member and teach them the Spanish words you learned.
Spanish Word Match: Draw pictures of different items from the house, like a bed, fan, or stairs. On separate pieces of paper, write the Spanish words for each item. Mix them up and try to match the pictures with the correct Spanish words. Can you match them all? Ask someone to quiz you and see how many you remember!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript, removing any unnecessary elements and maintaining clarity:
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[Music]
Hello!
Our house:
– The door (La Puerta)
– The window (La Ventana)
– The table (La Mesa)
– The chair
– The couch (Sofa)
– The stairs (Las escaleras)
Go up the stairs (escaleras).
The couch and sofa.
The window.
The chair.
The house (La Casa).
The table (La Mesa).
The door.
The blanket (La Manta).
The pillow (La Almohada).
The lamp (Ara).
Turn on the lamp.
Turn off the lamp.
The light switch (de Luz).
Turn off the light.
Turn on the light (enciende la Luz).
The lamp (Ara).
The blanket.
The light switch (de Luz).
The bed (La cama).
The closet (Mario).
The drawer (El Cajón).
The pen (La pluma).
The crayons.
The paper.
The pencil (El lápiz).
Oh wow!
The fan (El ventilador).
Turn on the fan (enciende El ventilador).
Turn off the fan.
The drawer (El Cajón).
The pencil (El lápiz).
The fan (El ventilador).
The pen (La pluma).
The closet (Mario).
The crayons.
[Applause]
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