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ABC Chart in Spanish with Translation Shown in English

The central chart sequences thirty Spanish letter or digraph entries, each associated with a Spanish example word. A companion version adds an English gloss for each picture word, while a numbered chart supports three bilingual matching worksheets. Learners connect each number with its letter and then write the pictured object name in Spanish with an article cue. The combination moves from alphabet reference to vocabulary retrieval without requiring the English translation on every activity page.
Grades
Grades 2–4
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Updated Dec 27, 2022

Subject
Spelling, Foreign Languages, Vocabulary, Writing, Reading, Language Development, ELA
Topic
ABC Chart in Spanish, ABC Chart in Spanish and English
Resource types
Charts, Teacher Tools
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ABC Chart in Spanish with Translation Shown in English

This pack includes:

  • 1 ABC chart in Spanish all letters showing names of objects

  • 1 ABC chart in Spanish all letters showing names of object in Spanish and English

  • 1 ABC chart numbered from 1 to 30 to complete additional activities

  • Matching numbers to letters worksheets

  • Matching numbers to letter multiple choice answer quiz

  • answer key

With practice your students will be able to call out the names of the objects in the ABC chart allowing them to increase their vocabulary as they learn their ABC's in Spanish. The numbered chart can be used to have students quiz each other by pointing at a number and allowing their classmates to tell the name of the object and pronunciation of the letter.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Associate Spanish alphabet entries with familiar vocabulary

  • Use an English gloss to confirm the meaning of a Spanish picture word

  • Match a numbered prompt with the correct alphabet entry and write the Spanish noun

Teaching tips

  • Introduce the Spanish-only chart first, then use the translation chart to check meaning.

  • Keep the numbered chart available while learners complete the matching pages.

Skills covered

  • Spanish alphabet knowledge — letters and digraphs organize the chart.

  • Bilingual vocabulary — Spanish nouns are paired with English meanings.

  • Reference use — numbering connects worksheet prompts with chart entries.

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • Spanish alphabet

  • Bilingual picture vocabulary

  • Letter-number matching

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