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Mis clases favoritas

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Article introduces Spanish names for school subjects. For children and A1 beginners. Includes: matemáticas, lectura, arte, música, ciencias, español, inglés.

Level: A1Focus: Spanish school vocabulary, subjects for kids, A1 level, classes in Spanish
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En la escuela tenemos muchas clases diferentes. Cada día aprendemos cosas nuevas.

Me gusta la clase de matemáticas. Aprendo a contar y sumar números.

La clase de lectura es muy divertida. Leemos cuentos y libros interesantes.

En la clase de arte, dibujo con colores y pinto figuras bonitas.

La clase de música es mi favorita. Cantamos canciones y tocamos instrumentos.

En educación física corremos y jugamos. Es bueno para mi cuerpo.

La clase de ciencias es fascinante. Aprendo sobre plantas y animales.

Me gusta la clase de español. Aprendo nuevas palabras cada día.

En la clase de inglés, escuchamos y hablamos. Es un idioma divertido.

Después de todas las clases, descanso en el recreo. Juego con mis amigos.

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Spanish school vocabulary, subjects for kids, A1 level, classes in Spanish

Article introduces Spanish names for school subjects. For children and A1 beginners. Includes: matemáticas, lectura, arte, música, ciencias, español, inglés.

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Me gusta la clase de matemáticas

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I like the math class

Me gusta uses an indirect object pronoun. The thing liked goes after de. Math is feminine, so la clase.

Essential phrase for saying you like a school subject.

La clase de lectura es muy divertida

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The reading class is very fun

Muy divertida — adverb muy + feminine adjective. Clase is feminine, so the adjective ends in -a.

Learn to describe classes with muy + adjective.

La clase de música es mi favorita

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The music class is my favorite

Mi favorita — possessive adjective mi + feminine adjective. Use favorita for feminine nouns like clase.

Say which class is your favorite using mi.

En educación física corremos y jugamos

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In PE we run and play

-er verbs: corremos (we run), jugamos (we play). Connector y joins two verbs.

Name PE class activities using -er verbs.

La clase de ciencias es fascinante

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The science class is fascinating

Es fascinante — ser + adjective. Adjectives do not change after singular nouns.

Another way to describe school subjects.

Después de todas las clases, descanso en el recreo

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After all classes I rest at recess

Después de means after. Followed by a noun. Descansar = to rest.

Talk about your daily schedule using después de.

Key words

Vocabulary that carries the school-day topic.

school

escuela

school

Escuela = school (building or institution). Different from colegio in some Spanish-speaking countries.

Core school vocabulary.

classes

clases

classes

Clases is the plural of clase. In school context, it means both lessons and subjects.

Essential for talking about school subjects.

we learn

aprendemos

we learn

Aprendemos is aprender conjugated for we in present simple.

Use aprender for to learn in present tense.

favorite (feminine)

favorita

favorite

Favorita is feminine form of favorito. Adjectives in Spanish agree in gender with the noun.

Spanish adjectives change by gender — favorito vs favorita.

body

cuerpo

body

Cuerpo = body. Es bueno para mi cuerpo means It is good for my body/health.

New word from PE context: talk about health benefits.

recess (school break)

recreo

recess

Recreo = school recess or break. Used throughout the Spanish-speaking world for the break between classes.

Name the school break in Spanish.

Grammar in context

Patterns from the text worth noticing after reading.

Regular -er and -ir verbs in present

tenemos, aprendemos, leemos, dibujo, cantamos

Regular -er and -ir verbs in present

Regular -er verbs: tenemos, aprendemos, leemos, corremos. Regular -ir verbs: canto → cantamos. Endings: -emos, -en.

Build sentences about daily actions in present tense.

Me gusta + noun construction

Me gusta la clase de matemáticas

me gusta + noun construction

Me gusta la clase = I like the class. Note the article la for feminine nouns. For plural: Me gustan las clases.

Core construction for expressing likes about school subjects.

Infinitive after Aprendo a

Aprendo a contar y sumar

infinitive after aprender a

Aprendo a contar = I learn to count. Pattern: verb + a + infinitive. Other examples: aprender a leer, aprender a escribir.

Say what you are learning to do using the infinitive.

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