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Corazones y Diamantes Juego de Cartas Los Verbos Regulares

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Learn regular Spanish verb conjugations with this great little card game. Plus learn useful card-name vocabulary so you can play like a pro!

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Page 1: Spanish Card Game - Regular Verbs

       

                                                                     

Corazones  y  Diamantes      

Juego de Cartas

Los Verbos Regulares

Page 2: Spanish Card Game - Regular Verbs

               

AS

(Yo) comer

(Ella) leer

(Tú) escuchar

(Vosotros) comer

2

(Ellas) escribir

(Nosotros) beber

(Ustedes) comprar

(Yo) correr

3

(Vosotros) abrir

(Tú) correr

(Vosotros) abrir

(Ellos) escuchar

4

(Él) trabajar

(Ella) mirar

(Él) leer

(Usted) hablar

5

(Usted) comprar

(Ellos) hablar

(Nosotros) escribir

(Vosotros) beber

6

(Ustedes) hablar

(Yo) correr

(Usted) escuchar

(Yo) mirar

7

(Ella) comer

(Ustedes) comprar

(Ellas) trabajar

(Nosotros) comer

8

(Ellos) abrir

(Él) trabajar

(Ella) mirar

(Ellas) leer

9

(Él) estudiar

(Ellas) escribir

(Ellos) escuchar

(Yo) correr

10

(Ellas) leer

(Usted) mirar

(Yo) comer

(Tú) abrir

Sota

(Nosotros) hablar

(Ella) correr

(Usted) comprar

(Ustedes) hablar

Reina

(Tú) trabajar

(Ustedes) escribir

(Vosotros) trabajar

(Nosotros) escribir

Rey

(Nosotros) abrir

(Él) comprar

(Tú) leer

(Ellos) escuchar

 

Corazones  y  Diamantes  Verbos  Regulares    

Page 3: Spanish Card Game - Regular Verbs

Set-Up and Play: • This activity requires very little prep. All that is needed is a deck

of regular player cards (minus the Jokers) and one or two copies of the previous page for players to reference during the game.

• Students can play in groups of two or three. • Choose a dealer to deal out all of the cards in the deck evenly to

all players (2 players-26 cards each; 3 players-17 cards each) • Players place their pile of cards face down in front of them. • All together, payers flip over their top card. The player with the

highest value (ace is low, king is high) locates the subject/verb pair that corresponds to that card (3 of hearts, king of diamonds, 4 of clubs, 7 of spades, etc.) on the reference sheet and says the subject and verb form in Spanish. He then takes the cards and adds them to his point pile. For more of a challenge the students can say a complete sentence with the subject and verb.

• If the player with the highest card is not able to say the correct verb form, the player with the second highest card can win the hand by saying the correct verb form of the player with the highest card.

• If there is a tie for highest card, the winner is the one who says his subject and verb form first.

• Once the deck is used up, all players count the cards that they placed aside and record their scores on a sheet of paper. All the cards are reshuffled and play continues.

• The teacher can decide the end point. (Go through the deck two or three times, first player to 30, 40, 50 points).

                                     Vocabulary  :

Ø Corazón Ø Diamante Ø Trébol Ø Pica Ø Rey Ø Reina Ø Sota Ø As

 

Page 4: Spanish Card Game - Regular Verbs

   

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