Learn Spanish Numbers 30-100 Game

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If you’re working with new Spanish speakers in your Spanish entry level classes, you’ll want to make sure you cover numbers with your students! Spanish numbers 30 to 100 are great for telling time, shopping, travel, and more. Let’s look at a fun Spanish numbers 30-100 game for your classes!

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Names of the Numbers 30-100

30 treinta
31 treinta y uno
32 treinta y dos
33 treinta y tres
34 treinta y cuatro
35 treinta y cinco
36 treinta y seis
37 treinta y siete
38 treinta y ocho
39 treinta y nueve
40 cuarenta
41 cuarenta y uno
42 cuarenta y dos
43 cuarenta y tres
44 cuarenta y cuatro
45 cuarenta y cinco
46 cuarenta y seis
47 cuarenta y siete
48 cuarenta y ocho
49 cuarenta y nueve
50 cincuenta
51 cincuenta y uno
52 cincuenta y dos
53 cincuenta y tres
54 cincuenta y cuatro
55 cincuenta y cinco
56 cincuenta y seis
57 cincuenta y siete
58 cincuenta y ocho
59 cincuenta y nueve
60 sesenta
61 sesenta y uno
62 sesenta y dos
63 sesenta y tres
64 sesenta y cuatro
65 sesenta y cinco
66 sesenta y seis
67 sesenta y siete
68 sesenta y ocho
69 sesenta y nueve
70 setenta
71 setenta y uno
72 setenta y dos
73 setenta y tres
74 setenta y cuatro
75 setenta y cinco
76 setenta y seis
77 setenta y siete
78 setenta y ocho
79 setenta y nueve
80 ochenta
81 ochenta y uno
82 ochenta y dos
83 ochenta y tres
84 ochenta y cuatro
85 ochenta y cinco
86 ochenta y seis
87 ochenta y siete
88 ochenta y ocho
89 ochenta y nueve
90 noventa
91 noventa y uno
92 noventa y dos
93 noventa y tres
94 noventa y cuatro
95 noventa y cinco
96 noventa y seis
97 noventa y siete
98 noventa y ocho
99 noventa y nueve
100 cien

As students are working on their knowledge of the numbers in Spanish, they might struggle with which numbers are a single word, accent marks (carrying over knowledge from 1-30), and pronunciation. Let’s look at some different ways you can work on this with them!

Spanish Numbers 30-100 Game

This review game is the best way to get your students up and moving while they are practicing vocabulary and grammar in your classes. It’s one of my all-time favorites and I use it at least once a chapter, if not more! The game is called Corre en Círculos. Let’s talk about how to play! This game includes:

Printable student sheet
2 Printable puzzles
2 Digital puzzles for use with Google Slides
Instructions for teacher use
Answer Key for each puzzle

Set up the Game

In order to play, choose which game version you’d like to use, print and cut the clue cards in half. This game includes two different ways to practice: one where students read the numeral and write the number word in Spanish, and one where they read the number word and write the numeral instead! You can choose which you’d like your students to play with, print them both in different colors for students to play one and then the other right after the other, do them on different days, or use the second version for a different game!

My personal favorite is to use the print-friendly pages in a mini version for students to do as part of stations or as a warm up another day in the unit. Here’s a quick tutorial for printing the clue cards as a mini puzzle!

Once you have them printed there’s a bunch of ways you can play. We’re going to talk about the traditional scavenger hunt style game, but you can learn more about 10 ways to play Corre en Círculos in my blog post here!

How to Play Corre en Círculos

To play this scavenger hunt style game, students pick any clue sheet around the room. They read and answer the prompt, then find the answer around the room. When they find the answer, they go to it, and complete the next prompt, repeating until they have completed the circle! Some students like to race to see who can finish the loop fastest, others work at their own pace. Students can begin at any prompt and practice, checking their work as they go.

Check out my video here for a quick demonstration of how to introduce this game to your students:

Absent Students

If you teach online, do distance learning, or have absent students, I have good news for you! The digital variation of this Spanish numbers 30-100 game is a great option that is no extra work for you. Just post the Google Slides in your secured learning management system like Google Classroom and students can complete the puzzle digitally by dragging and dropping the slides.