Spanish/English animal themed idioms

Spice up your Spanish language learning with our Animal Themed English/Spanish Idiom Handouts! Idioms are commonly used phrases that don't always make sense literally. Explore the fun side of the Spanish culture and language with these vibrant, entertaining handouts. With each and every idiom, you will gain a valuable understanding of the language while testing your knowledge too. From dogs to cats to a variety of other animals, these handouts offer a unique and engaging approach to language learning!

These Spanish animal idioms are a great tool for Spanish learners. The idioms are compiled in groups (cats, dogs, and other animals), making it easy to organize grammar points or vocabulary study time into themed units. You can have learners practice reading the idioms or use them as fun and colorful handouts for speaking practice. Understanding idioms in Spanish can boost your conversational skills drastically. This is because it shows native speakers that you understand the cultural meaning and context behind the idiom that you're saying.

Students love to use these handouts to practice their vocabulary, ask questions, and discuss with their peers. These printables make it easy for teachers to incorporate idioms into their Spanish classes in a fun way. Idioms are fun, interesting, and full of meaning! Some idioms are rooted in Spanish (or other foreign languages). This 3 pack includes 17 common idioms and they are translated from Spanish to English so that you can learn exactly what they mean. These handouts can help your students expand their vocabulary and also develop understanding of the origin or meaning behind each idiom.


Other idiom sets available for download on Teach Simple:

Love and Luck Themed

Food themed

Vocabulary themed: clothing, body parts numbers

Vocabulary themed: colors, in the sky, water

3 separate PDF pages with high quality graphics and colors that are ready to print and use in your language exploration! Page one is Spanish idioms involving dogs. Page two is Spanish idioms involving other animals like a bear, duck, and frog. Page 3 is Spanish idioms involving cats.