20 Learning Numbers in Spanish Games

If you’re working on numbers vocabulary with your Spanish classes, there are several ways you can teach them! While you might introduce them and help students gradually master them, sometimes the time frame you have for a unit or pacing guide in a district is short. In that case, you might practice vocab with these numbers in Spanish games!

Numbers in Spanish

When working with novices, it’s common to teach numbers 0-31 first, then work on numbers up to 100. The image above may help as you’re introducing the numbers in Spanish to your students! When I first play numbers in Spanish games with students, I like to leave that vocabulary support on the screen for them!

Numbers in Spanish Games

Check out these digital and printable numbers in Spanish games:

1. Matamoscas
2. Spanish Games Numbers Drag & Drop
3. Math Games in Spanish
4. Numbers 30-100 Spanish Scavenger Hunt Game
5. Listening Numbers 1-10 Boom Cards
6. Conjuguemos Games 0-100
7. Word Search
8. Numbers 0-10, 0-20, and 0-100 in Spanish Digital Games
9. Word Wall Games
10. Birthdays & Numbers 1-31 Boom Cards
11. 1-15 Memory Game
12. Numbers 1-31 Boom Cards
13. Days of the Week and Numbers 1-31 Maze Game
14. 1-100 Boom Cards
15. 1-30 Boom Cards
16. Numbers 1-30 Spanish Scavenger Hunt Game
17. Age & Numbers 1-100 Spanish Scavenger Hunt Game
18. Memory
19. Bingo
20. Quizlet Set 1-100

There are a mix of free and paid, digital and printable options linked above. I personally love Boom Cards for a digital option and the Corre en Círculos game for a printable option. Here are some more details about these Spanish numbers review games!

Numbers in Spanish Games

This set of printable games includes memory cards, a word search, grid puzzles, and more! Included in this packet:

• Word search
• Match the number & vocab worksheet
• Calendar worksheet
• 2 Grid puzzles (varying difficulty)
• Memory Game

Download the puzzle pack here!

Spanish Numbers Boom Cards

• Listening Numbers 1-10 Boom Cards
• Birthdays & Numbers 1-31 Boom Cards
• 1-30 Boom Cards
• Numbers 1-31 Boom Cards
• 1-100 Boom Cards

Boom Cards are great because they provide instant feedback for students, as well as opportunities to practice listening, reading, and writing. This set includes the following:

• Read the numeral and write the number in Spanish.
• Read the number word in Spanish and write the numeral.
• Interpret the 10 frames representing the number and write the word in Spanish
• Listen and choose the number they hear
• Listen and write the word they hear

Corre en Círculos Spanish Scavenger Hunt Game

Corre en Círculos is one of my all time favorites to get students up and moving!

Here’s how to play this game:

• Students can start at any page around the room.
• Read a prompt at the bottom of a starting page.
• Record their answer to the prompt.
• Find their answer on the top of a new page.
• Look at the prompt on the bottom of the new page, record their answer, then find the next sheet.

This continues until students find the prompt that leads them back to where they started (that’s why I call it ‘Círculo’)!

Here are three numbers in Spanish review games:

• Numbers 1-30 Spanish Scavenger Hunt Game
• Numbers 30-100 Spanish Scavenger Hunt Game
• Age & Numbers 1-100 Spanish Scavenger Hunt Game

Teaching Numbers in Spanish

As I mentioned at the beginning of this blog post, there’s more ways to teach this vocabulary than with review games! Here are a few more ideas you can add to your lesson plans:

• Calendar Talk
• Story based unit

Calendar Talk

Calendar Talk is part of my favorite way to start Spanish class. Here’s a quick overview:

This routine is short, but it’s to the point. Since it is done every day, students get very comfortable with the vocabulary, including days of the week! Learn more about the start of class routine in the blog post here!

Story Based Unit

If you’ve seen my blog post on creating a unit plan for Spanish classes based on a story, you know that I love using stories that are purposefully written to incorporate specific verbs and vocabulary are one of my favorite ways to teach!

This unit plan contains 5 days of lessons and activities to teach days of the week and months vocabulary with your Spanish classes. It includes:

• Presentation for use in Google Slides or PowerPoint (download from Slides) to guide your students through the activities and lessons
• Picture Talk to introduce and reinforce vocabulary and structures used in the story
• Two stories and activities to practice days of the week, numbers, and months with your novices
• Listening activities practice a range of different skills, from recognition to comprehension! Great for novice learners! Both script and recording options included!
  *One of the recordings is not a native speaker, one is a native speaker from Spain.
• Use the Running Dictation activity to have some fun movement-based practice with the story.
• Games and puzzles to engage your students in a variety of ways while applying their understanding!
• Links to posts explaining the various activities included
• All versions of the student activities included on Google Slides or Google Forms for you to post for absent students to a secured learning platform
• Answer Keys for activities

Click here to download the unit plan!

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