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Interactive Spanish Vocabulary Game for Learning Shopping Terminology

Engage students with a fun game where they race to identify shopping-related vocabulary in Spanish. Two teams compete by describing words without using direct translations or rhymes. The team with the most points wins!

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Interactive Spanish Vocabulary Game for Learning Shopping Terminology

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  1. Capítulo 7A ¿Cuántocuesta?

  2. Aroundthe World Cápitulo 7A Vocabulario

  3. Las Reglas One class member will begin by standing beside the desk of a fellow class member A picture will appear on the screen The first of the 2 students to correctly identify the picture wins that round The winner of the round remains standing and moves to the next desk If the standing student does not win the round he or she must sit at the desk of the student who defeated him or her The winner is the student who remains standing for the longest period of time 

  4. Password Game • The class will be divided into 2 teams. • Each round 2 members of the team will come forward. • They will sit with their backs to the screen. • People on their team will have 30 seconds to describe what is on the screen to the 2 guessers. • If those 2 people correctly guess the vocabulary word in Spanish in the 30 seconds, that team will win 1 point for that round. • The team with the most points at the end of the game wins.

  5. People giving clues must • not say rhymes with…. • not just say the English translation. • keep their hands down (they cannot use their hands to act out words). • Be creative. For example, if the word was liquidación, they might say: • Red dot • Day after Thanksgiving • Good deals • Etc.

  6. La camiseta

  7. Las botas

  8. La tienda de ropa

  9. novecientos 900

  10. El dependienteLa dependienta

  11. El abrigo

  12. mil 1.000

  13. El precio

  14. ochocientos 800

  15. Los calcetines

  16. La blusa

  17. quinientos 500

  18. La camisa

  19. Los zapatos

  20. La tienda

  21. setecientos 700

  22. La chaqueta

  23. cuatrocientos 400

  24. Los pantalones

  25. Los pantalones cortos

  26. La sudadera

  27. La gorra

  28. El suéter

  29. El traje

  30. doscientos 200

  31. El traje de baño

  32. El vestido

  33. seiscientos 600

  34. La falda

  35. trescientos 300

  36. Los jeans

  37. Buscar

  38. Comprar

  39. ¿En qué puedo servirle?

  40. Entrar

  41. ¿Cómo me/te queda(n)?

  42. Me/te queda(n) bien/mal.

  43. Llevar

  44. Nuevo,-a

  45. Quizás

  46. Perdón

  47. ¡Vamos!

  48. ¿Cuánto cuesta(n)…?

  49. Costar

  50. Tanto

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