I’m happy to share with you a set of free printable vocabulary flashcards for Spanish foods, perfect for the beginner student. I tried to pick the most common words to begin. Certainly, there are many more to learn, but I trust this is an apt set to get your child started, or to practice a manageable chuck of vocabulary words at a time.
I thought these free Spanish food vocabulary flashcards could be used to play games, such as memory or bingo. Also, you could tape them onto an actual food item, a glass of milk, for example, or a basket with fruits. You could switch from those cards with only words, to those with words and images after a while. Or viceversa. Have fun, let your imagination be your guide. Of course let your children take the lead, too. They love knowing what you’re all playing was their idea.
I found a couple of sites that offer handy suggestions for games and activities with flashcards. It might not hurt to add one or two such tips to your own game-based learning repertoire:
- http://www.eslkidstuff.com/flashcardgamescontent.htm#.V-vn55MrJTY
- https://eltexperiences.com/2014/05/24/flashcards-in-the-classroom-ten-lesson-ideas/
- http://www.vickiblackwell.com/ttsocialstudies/Activities%20for%20using%20Flash%20Cards.pdf
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I hope you enjoy these free printable Spanish food vocabulary flashcards. Please come back and leave me a comment. I’d love to hear how you use them. ¡Felices juegos!
Thanks for these! We are casually working on some Spanish with our 3 year old (none of us are fluent!) and FOOD seems to be the favorite topic! I had a handful of English food cards we had scribbled the Spanish translation on, and he likes to play “grocery store” where he comes in and “shops” those photo cards. So this will be a very nice way to extend that game, and his vocabulary!
You’re welcome! Hope these help :)) The best way to learn a language is to listen while you read, smaller, easier texts. Then progress from there. And you can read to your child since he/she probably can’t read just yet.
I’m so glad it helped you 🥳💕