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Learning Objectives Identify 5-7 key body parts in Spanish. Point to their 'cabeza', 'ojos', 'nariz', 'boca', 'manos', and 'pies' when prompted. Say the Spanish word for at least 5 body parts. Follow simple commands like 'Toca la nariz' (Touch your nose). Use the phrase 'Tengo...' with a number and a body part (e.g., 'Tengo dos ojos'). Participate in singing 'Cabeza, Hombros, Rodillas, Pies'. ¡Hola, amigos! 👋 ¿Puedes tocar tu cabeza con tus manos? ¡Vamos a aprender cómo decirlo en español! Today, we will learn the Spanish words for our body parts. 🤸 Knowing these words helps us sing songs, play games, and talk about ourselves. Real-World Applications Singing fun songs l...

TermDefinitionExample La cabeza 👦This is the top part of your body. It holds your brain!Pones un sombrero en tu cabeza. Los ojos 👀You use these to see the world. We have two of them.Veo un pájaro azul con mis ojos. La nariz 👃This is in the middle of your face. You use it to smell flowers.Huelo una galleta con mi nariz. La boca 👄You use this to eat yummy apples and to talk.Como una fresa con mi boca. Las manos 👋You use these to wave 'hola' and to build with blocks.Aplaudo con mis dos manos. Los pies 👣You use these to walk, run, and jump. They are at the end of your legs.Me pongo los zapatos en los pies.

Pointing and Naming: 'Es mi...' Point to a body part and say: 'Es mi...' + [body part]. Use this to show someone one of your body parts. For example, 'Es mi nariz' (It's my nose). Counting Parts: 'Tengo...' 'Tengo' + [number] + [body part]. Use this to say how many of a body part you have. For example, 'Tengo dos ojos' (I have two eyes). Plurals with '-s' Add an '-s' to say more than one. For one, you say 'ojo'. For two, you say 'ojos'. For one hand, 'mano'. For two hands, 'manos'.