La, ella, él, el, ellos, ellas. What do these important Spanish words have in common? The need for the letter “L!” Help learners access these important pronouns and articles by practicing the letter “L” in this free Spanish Letter L worksheet. Pronunciation The “official” name of the Spanish “L” is […]
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Did you know that “K,” even though it is an official part of the Spanish alphabet, only exists in Spanish in loan words? Can you think of any that Spanish might have borrowed? “K” is also one of those letters that can be difficult for children to grasp and write. […]
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Childhood is filled with “J” words, at least in Spanish. «Jugar» means “to play.” «Juguetes» are toys. And, of course, «jirafas» are pretty self-explanatory and fascinating. If your learner needs Spanish letter J practice, this free worksheet is for you! Pronunciation The “official” name of the Spanish “J” is «la […]
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Imagination is one of the most precious things about childhood. Give kids a chance to discuss the words in their imaginations with this Spanish I worksheet. It offers practice with letter formation and key vocabulary. Pronunciation The “official” name of the Spanish “I” is «la i», but you might also […]
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«El hombre fue al hospital». Even if you missed all the other words in that sentence, you probably caught the word “hospital.” In Spanish, “hospital” also starts with “H,” which is called «la hache». «La hache» is an important Spanish letter, but like a hospital, often sits there silently until […]
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