There are lots of fun ways to learn and review colors when learning another language. Our family enjoys learning colors in Spanish with the wordless book, with color by number pages, with matching games, and with coloring sheets.
English and Spanish color words:
- Red = rojo (row-ho)
- Pink = rosado (row-sah-dough)
- Orange = anaranjado (ah-nah-rahn-ha-dough)
- Yellow = amarillo (am-are-ee-yoh)
- Green = verde (ver-day)
- Blue = azul (ah-suhl)
- Light Blue = azul cielo (ah-suhl see-ay-low)
- Purple = morado (more-ah-dough)
- Brown = café (cah-fey)
- Black = negro (neh-grow)
- Grey = gris (gree-s)
- White = blanco (blahn-co)
It is important to note that some color names will differ depending on the country vocabulary of the person. For instance, in Mexico brown may be café, but in Spain in may be marrón.
Just in time for Independence Day, here is a free coloring page for you. Help Eduardo and Anita color the fireworks (fuegos artificiales) according to the bilingual color key. Click on the image to download and print.
Here are some other color crafts and free printables to use as you practice your colors in Spanish.
- How to Make a Wordless Book
- How to Make a Wordless Book Bracelet
- How to Make a Wordless Book Ornament
- Spanish colors coloring page
- Spanish color-by-number page
- Spanish/english color – matching game
- Printable Spanish colors matching game pieces
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