Yo, Tú, Él, Ella: Subject Pronouns
Match seven subject pronouns, then choose the right one to start each sentence.
Use the plural rules to change el gato into los gatos and la flor into las flores.
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Hold up one pencil, then two, and say el lápiz, los lápices to show that the little word changes too.
Thinking every word ending in -a is a la word. Most are, but a few like el día are not.
Have kids write five sentences about a pet or a friend using describing words.
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Match seven subject pronouns, then choose the right one to start each sentence.
Choose the describing word that matches each noun, like el perro pequeño and la casa bonita.
Choose me gusta for one thing and me gustan for more than one, then write two sentences about what you like.
Sort ten words into el words and la words, then write el or la in front of four more.
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