Los  Colores y Los Números / Colors and Numbers in Spanish

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Los Colores

negro - black
 azul - blue
 marrón (o café) - brown
 gris - gray
verde - green
 anaranjado - orange
 rosado (o rosa) -  pink
 morado - purple
rojo - red
 blanco - white
 amarillo - yellow

To hear the above colors pronounced, go to: Spanish Flashcards - Colors.

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Introduce colors and their bilingual names using crayons. This beautiful set of felt crayons makes a perfect classroom teaching tool using Spanish overlay words. 10 crayons 2.5Introduce colors and their bilingual names using crayons. This beautiful set of felt crayons makes a perfect classroom teaching tool using Spanish overlay words. 10 crayons 2.5ö by 14ö. Includes lesson guide with resources and worksheets. Ages Pre-K.


You can practice more at: StoryPlace La Biblioteca Pre-escolar: Otros Temas by using the below online stories and/or activities.
1. Colores or Colors
2. Cinco Cocodrilos Hamreientos or 5 Hungry Crocodiles

There are masculine and feminine words in Spanish.  A red apple (Una manzana roja) would be roja instead of rojo.  Other examples are, an orange pumpkin (una calabaza anaranjada) or un tigre anaranjado. Anything ending with an o or an a are the words that can be changed to be masculine or feminie.


Los Números
1 uno
 11 once
 21 veinte y uno (veintiuno)
 31 treinta y uno
 50 cincuenta
 500 quinientos(as)
2 dos
 12 doce
 22 veinte y dos (veintidos)
 32 treinta y dos 60 sesenta
 600 seiscientos(as)
3 tres
 13 trece
 23 veinte y tres (veintitres)
 33 treinta y tres 70 setenta
 700 setecientos(as)
4 cuatro
 14 catorce
 24 veinte y cuatro (veinticuatro)
 34 treinta y cuatro 80 ochenta
 800 ochoscientos(as)
5 cinco
 15 quince
 25 veinte y cinco (veinticinco)
 35 treinta y cinco 90 noventa
 900 novecientos(as)
6 seis
 16 diez y seis (dieciseis)
 26 veinte y seis (veintiseis)
 36 treinta y seis 100 cien
 1,000 mil
7 siete
 17 diez y siete (diecisiete)
 27 veinte y siete (veintisiete)
 37 treinta y siete 101 ciento uno
 10,000 diez mil
8 ocho
 18 diez y ocho (dieciocho)
 28 veinte y ocho (veintiocho)
 38 treinta y ocho 200 doscientos(as)
 100,000 cien mil
9 nueve
 19 diez y nueve (diecinueve)
 29 veinte y nueve (veintinueve)
 39 treinta y nueve 300 trescientos(as) 50,000 quinientos mil
10 diez
 20 veinte
 30 treinta
 40 cuarenta 400 cuatrocientos(as) 1,000,000 un millón

To listen to numbers through 100, go to: Spanish Flashcards - Spanish Numbers.

You can practice more at: StoryPlace La Biblioteca Pre-escolar: Otros Temas using the below online stories and/or activities.
1. Cinco Cocodrilos Hamreientos or 5 Hungry Crocodiles
2. Monos: Cuenta los plátanos or Monkeys: Count The Bananas.
3. Ositos de Peluche: 6 Ositos de Peluche or Teddy Bears: 6 Little Teddy Bears;
4. Bebés: Cinco Bebecitos or Babies: Five Little Babies