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Grade 1 · Unit 3 · Mi Familia y Mis AmigosLos Números 0–31
Los Números 0–31
Numbers 0–31
Counting triples its range — far enough to say any date on the calendar and every age in the family.
Unit objectives
- Count 0–31 fluently and out of order
- Say ages: Tengo seis años
- Match numerals to spoken Spanish
Can-Do targets
- I can count to thirty-one.
- I can say my age and ask a friend theirs.
- I can pick out numbers I hear in any order.
Vocabulary scope
cero, once, doce, trece, catorce, quince, dieciséis… veinte, veintiuno… treinta y uno, ¿cuántos años tienes?, tengo … años
How this unit builds
Builds directly on Kindergarten’s 1–10; teens and twenties follow patterns students already own.
Planned lessons
What this unit will contain
Lessons are produced in the same fully interactive format as Kindergarten — flashcards with audio, games, listening tasks, and take-home activities — and will unlock here as they are finished.
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Lesson 1Once a veinte — the teens
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Lesson 2Veinte a treinta y uno — the twenties
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Lesson 3¿Cuántos años tienes? — ages
Cultural connection
Quince — the famous fifteenth
Across much of Latin America, a girl’s fifteenth birthday — la quinceañera — is a landmark celebration, making quince the most famous number in the unit.