Spring Bingo in Spanish

This bingo design is made out of beautiful watercolors and comes with 30 Spring-themed vocabulary words in Spanish.
Here are the cards that come included in the set:
• Conejo | Rabbit
• Hierba | Grass
• Mariquita | Ladybug
• Mariposa | Butterfly
• Abeja | Bee
• Oruga | Caterpillar
• Tortuga | Turtle
• Rana | Frog
• Gusano | Worm
• Nido | Nest
• Pájaro | Bird
• Arcoiris | Rainbow
• Lluvia | Rain
• Tormenta | Storm
• Viento | Wind
• Sol | Sun
• Charco | Puddle
• Botas de Lluvia | Rainboots
• Paraguas | Umbrella
• Tulipán | Tulip
• Hormiga | Ant
• Narciso | Daffodil
• Plántula | Seedling
• Girasol | Sunflower
• Balde | Bucket
• Pala | Shovel
• Manguera | Hose
• Rastrillo | Rake
• Cesta | Basket
• Jacinto | Hyacinth
Below are some ways you can use the flashcards outside of this spring bingo game in Spanish
• Create a print rich environment by placing these around the house. Add adhesive magnets to the back of the laminated flashcards and hang them on your fridge or washer.
• Print out multiple sets and work on sequences and patterns with your preschoolers!
• One of my favorite activities is to print off two sets and use them as a memory game. This activity is perfect for younger children to practice language development and memorization skills to connect the spoken word to the image. Make sure every time you flip over a card, you say the name of what’s on it!
• You could also play a fun game by having your child stand on the opposite side of the room as you, or even better outside. First, shuffle the flashcards. Then, lift a flashcard and show your child. Lastly, if they guess it right, they can take a step or hop forward! If they mess up, a step backward! Will they make it to where you are?
• Play What's Missing. Pick a handful of flashcards to your child. Talk about the flashcards and lay them flat on the table. Then, take a scarf and place them over the cards and remove a card. Have your child guess which card is missing.
• You could play a bilingual game and say the version in English. Have your child repeat it in Spanish and vice versa.
• You could place the flashcards face up on a table and see how fast your child can recognize the word.
• Play Slapjack by placing all of the flashcards face down on a table. Say a word on the list and have your child flip the cards over until they find the correct card.
• Lastly, you could cut the cards in half and use them as puzzles by having your child match the words and images with their correct halves.

You will also receive 11 Bingo en flor playing cards to go along with the vocabulary cards. This means that you can play with up to 11 players in each game!