Beginner Spanish Activities: How to Learn “Amigo” and “Amiga”
Hannah Silva
September 20, 2022

Game Time!
Fun and quick 5-10 minute games that will teach your students to speak Spanish
Welcome back to our Game Time series! We hope you liked our Pronoun Game and are looking forward to what’s next! Today, your students will be learning the words “amigo” (friend, male), “amiga” (friend, female), “amigos” (friends, plural), “amigas” (friends, plural, female). This activity is very simple and can be used for large groups or for a single student.
So, let’s get into it!
Sticker Activity
Part 1
Learning objective
Students will learn and use two new Spanish words: “amigo” (friend, male), “amiga” (friend, female), “amigos” (friends, plural), “amigas” (friends, plural, female)
⏲ Time needed
< 10 minutes
✏️✂️ Materials needed
- Printed photos or drawings of the student’s friends or classmates. Some of the pictures should include only boys, only girls, and some both.
- Stickers or labels if you have them, or scotch tape and a pen
👩👧👦 Ages
For anyone who is game to play! Learning in a playful and different way helps everyone remember the Spanish vocabulary long-term.
Step 1
First, have your students gather their favorite photos (or drawings!) of their friends or classmates. Make sure that there is a variety of photos of individual and group photos. As well as boys only, girls only, and a mix of both. This is how we will practice each of the four vocabulary words.
Step 2
Create labels with a pen and some scotch tape, or use stickers if you have them. Create enough labels for each of the four vocabulary words: amigo, amiga, amigos, amigas.
Have your students label each photo with the correct stickers or labels and say the word aloud, pointing to the photo as they do so.
Step 3
For a fun additional step to this activity, have your students take any leftover amigo and amiga stickers and stick them on their friends’ shirts! As they sticker a friend, have the student teach them the new Spanish word!
Challenge: Try to say these words 3 times today.
Let us know what you think of this challenge and if your students had fun playing it! What other games or activities have your tried and are your favorites? Let us know by reaching out to info@fl4k.com!
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