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SPANISH SYLLABLES | 13 FREE WORKSHEETS

Most pages use the repeated instruction to colour a picture, trace its printed word, and write the word independently. The pictured examples span varied initial letters and syllable structures, giving learners repeated practice connecting an image, spoken word, and written form. Later pages shift to an “if I can write” frame that prompts transfer from one familiar spelling pattern to additional words. All directions and practice words are presented in Spanish.
Year levels
Years 1–2
Pages
13
File type
PDF
Preparation
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Instant download · Updated Apr 17, 2025

Subject
Spanish, Foreign Languages
Topic
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Resource types
Classroom Decor, Teacher Tools, Activities, Worksheets & Printables
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This 13-page PDF offers Spanish picture-word practice. Children colour pictures, trace the printed words and copy them into letter boxes. Later pages use a model word and picture prompts to extend spelling practice to related vocabulary.

Use the pages with learners ready to connect spoken Spanish words with print. Name unfamiliar pictures together before assigning independent writing. The download combines black-and-white colouring pages with colour picture prompts and is not editable.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Trace and independently write Spanish vocabulary words

  • Connect pictured objects with their printed names

  • Transfer a familiar spelling pattern to new words

Teaching tips

  • Say each picture name slowly and clap its syllables before tracing, then compare the copied word with the model letter by letter.

Skills covered

  • Spanish literacy — Connect images, sounds, and written words

  • Handwriting — Trace and copy vocabulary

  • Syllable awareness — Segment spoken words

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • Spanish syllables

  • Picture-word writing

  • Spelling transfer

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