Print and cut out these flash cards to review Spanish vocabulary for common objects.
Spanish Flash Cards: Objects (Los objetos)
Excerpted from
Spanish Language Learner
Language Learners use interactive games to enhance the foreign language skills children learn in school. Heavy on useful, kid friendly phrases, this book will get foreign language students making conversation in Spanish in no time. It includes a workbook, activity book, mini dictionary, parent's guide, CD, and flash cards.
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