Description
This game serves as an excellent tool for practicing winter vocabulary. Designed for individual or pair play, it includes black-and-white versions for coloring and color ones that can be laminated or placed in page protectors for durability and reuse.
Vocabulary
Encourage students to describe the matched pairs in Spanish, using phrases like “¿Qué es? Es…” (What is it? It is…). Additional vocabulary useful for playing the game includes ‘Es mi turno’ (it’s my turn), ‘Es tu turno’ (it’s your turn), ‘Tira el dado’ (roll the dice), and ‘Pierdes tu turno’ (you lose your turn).”
bota (boot), guante (glove), calcetín (sock), gorro (hat), chaqueta (jacket), jersey (sweater), impermeable (raincoat), viento/ventoso (windy), nieve (snow), tormenta/tormentoso (storm), nube (cloud), nublado (cloudy), lluvia/lluvioso (rain), hielo/helado (ice), frío (cold), copo de nieve (snowflake), muñeco de nieve (snowman), bola de nieve (snowball), pingüino (penguin), chimenea (fireplace), trineo (sled), invierno (winter), oso polar (polar bear), chocolate caliente (hot chocolate).
Please note that in different Spanish-speaking countries, various words may be used to refer to these clothing items, such as ‘campera’ or ‘remera’ for ‘chaqueta’, ‘suéter’ for ‘jersey’ and ‘medias’ for ‘calcetines.’
Included
- 8 x color pictures boards
- 8 x black and white picture boards
- 8 x words boards
- 4 x color pictures dices
- 4 x black and white picture dices
- 4 x words dices
How to play
Roll one of the dice and find a match on the boards. When a match is found, the player covers the corresponding box on their board with a chip. If a player rolls a picture or word they’ve already covered, they skip their turn. The game concludes when all the boxes on the board have been covered.
Materials needed
- 1 board per student (choose from set 1 or 2)
- 2 dice per student (chose from set 1 or 2)
- 12 chips or counters per student
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