Designed to help beginner A1 students master home vocabulary, daily habits, and health consultations.
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Part 1: Vocabulary Glossary (Glosario)
1. The House and Furniture (La Casa y los Muebles)
Spanish
English
Spanish
English
La estantería
Bookshelf
El radiador
Radiator
La cortina
Curtain
La papelera
Wastebasket
El cuadro
Painting / Picture
El perchero
Coat rack
El reloj
Clock
La chimenea
Fireplace
La alfombra
Carpet / Rug
El espejo
Mirror
2. Daily Actions (Acciones Diarias)
Spanish Action
English Translation
Typical Room
Dormir
To sleep
El dormitorio
Comer
To eat
El comedor / La cocina
Hacer los deberes
To do homework
El dormitorio / El salón
Lavarse los dientes
To brush one's teeth
El baño
Ducharse / Bañarse
To take a shower / bath
El baño
Ver la tele
To watch TV
El salón
Escuchar música
To listen to music
El dormitorio / El salón
3. El Cuerpo y la Salud (Body and Health)
A. Partes del Cuerpo (Body Parts)
Spanish
English
Spanish
English
La cabeza
Head
La boca
Mouth
La garganta
Throat
El cuello
Neck
El estómago
Stomach
El brazo
Arm
La espalda
Back
La mano / Los dedos
Hand / Fingers
La rodilla
Knee
La pierna
Leg
Los pies
Feet
El pecho
Chest
Los ojos
Eyes
Los oídos
Ears (inner)
La nariz
Nose
B. Sintomatología y Consulta Médica (Symptoms & Doctor Consultation)
Spanish
English
Spanish
English
La fiebre
Fever
Mareado / Mareada
Dizzy
La tos
Cough
Cansado / Cansada
Tired
La gripe
Flu
Enfermo / Enferma
Sick
Las náuseas
Nausea
El médico / La doctora
Doctor
El resfriado
Cold
La receta médica
Prescription
El dolor
Pain
Las pastillas / El jarabe
Pills / Syrup
La inyección
Injection
MY HOUSE, MY ROUTINE & MY HEALTH
Español con Alas Propias · Level A1
Part 2: Grammar Explanations (Resumen Gramatical)
1. SER, ESTAR, and HAY
• HAY (There is / There are): Used to talk about existence and quantity. Example: Hay un reloj en la pared. (There is a clock on the wall.)
• ESTAR (Location / State): Used for where things or people are located or how they feel temporarily. Example: La silla está en el balcón. (The chair is on the balcony.) / Estoy mareado. (I feel dizzy.)
• SER (Description / Identity): Used for essential characteristics, identity, or definitions. Example: La calle es ancha. (The street is wide.) / Mi casa es grande. (My house is big.)
2. Question Words (Palabras Interrogativas)
In Spanish, all question words have a written accent mark (tilde) and questions must start with an inverted question mark (¿).
• ¿Qué?: What? (Used for definitions or general info).
• ¿Cuál?: Which / What? (Used for choices from a set, e.g., your specific name or phone number).
• ¿Dónde?: Where? (Used for location).
• ¿Cómo?: How? / What is it like? (Used for condition, appearance, or description).
• ¿Cuánto/a/os/as?: How much / many? (Agrees in gender and number with the noun described).
Part 3: Interactive Worksheet (Hoja de Trabajo)
Exercise A: Reading Comprehension
Instructions: Read the Spanish dialogue below between Vicky and Mandy. Answer True (V) or False (F) for each statement and provide a brief justification in Spanish or English.
Vicky: ¿Cómo es el nuevo piso?
Mandy: Es muy grande. Está en el cuarto nivel y hay mucha luz. Hay tres dormitorios: uno para nosotros, uno para mi hija y otro para los huéspedes. Hay dos baños: uno con bañera y otro con ducha.
1. El piso de Mandy es pequeño. (Mandy's apartment is small.) Justification:
2. El piso está en la cuarta planta (cuarto nivel). (The apartment is on the fourth floor.) Justification:
3. Hay tres dormitorios en total. (There are three bedrooms in total.) Justification:
4. El dormitorio de los padres es el más pequeño. (The parents' bedroom is the smallest.) Justification:
5. Hay un baño con ducha y otro con bañera. (There is one bathroom with a shower and one with a bathtub.) Justification:
MY HOUSE, MY ROUTINE & MY HEALTH
Español con Alas Propias · Level A1
Exercise B: Vocabulary & Verbs (SER, ESTAR, HAY)
Instructions: Fill in each blank with the correct verb from the word bank (SER, ESTAR, or HAY).
💡 Banco de Palabras (Word Bank): [ es | está | estoy | hay | soy | están ]
1. En mi salón una estantería muy grande.
2. La farmacia al lado del supermercado.
3. Yo muy cansado hoy porque tengo gripe.
4. Mi casa muy bonita y acogedora.
5. ¿ cuadros en la pared de tu habitación?
Exercise C: Question Words (Palabras Interrogativas)
Instructions: Use the word bank to complete each question with the correct question word.
Instructions: Translate the following English health symptoms and medical phrases into Spanish.
1. I feel dizzy and nauseous:
2. My throat hurts a lot:
3. He has a headache:
4. We need a prescription:
MY HOUSE, MY ROUTINE & MY HEALTH
Español con Alas Propias · Level A1
Part 4: Picture Description Exercises
Instructions: Carefully examine both illustrations below. Write 4 descriptive sentences in Spanish for each scene using the learned vocabulary (SER, ESTAR, HAY, house items, routines, and health).
Scene 1: The House & Daily Routines (La Casa y la Rutina)
Write 4 detailed sentences in Spanish describing the rooms, the furniture you see, and what the people are doing in the house:
Scene 2: At the Doctor's Consultation (En la Consulta Médica)
Write 4 detailed sentences in Spanish describing the medical clinic, the objects on the desk, and the conversation or symptoms of the patient:
MY HOUSE, MY ROUTINE & MY HEALTH
Español con Alas Propias · Level A1
Part 5: Speaking Practice — Conversation Roulette
Instructions: Test your oral fluency! Click the button to spin the roulette wheel and answer the selected question aloud with your teacher or classmate in Spanish.
Click "Spin the Conversation Roulette" to start speaking!
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