Flashcards, Sticky Notes, and Other DIY Tools to Learn Spanish

1. Index‑Card Flashcards

Fold a pack of colorful index cards in half; write the Spanish word on one side and draw (or print) a picture on the other. Use a hole‑punch and binder ring to create a flip‑book your child can carry to the grocery store or park.

2. Sticky‑Note Labelling

Cover household objects with removable notes—la nevera, el espejo, la puerta. Challenge kids to remove a note only after they can say the word three days in a row.

3. Magnetic Fridge Tiles

Convert old Scrabble tiles or printable magnets into Spanish letters. Build mini sentences—Yo como pan—while waiting for breakfast.

4. Vocabulary Memory Jar

Write each new word on a craft stick and drop it into a jar. Before bed, pull three sticks for a lightning‑round review.

5. Chalk‑Board Countdown

Paint a small section of wall with chalkboard paint. Each morning, add the “Word of the Day” and ask everyone to use it before dinner.

6. DIY Bingo Boards

Create 4×4 grids with theme pictures (animals, food). Call out the Spanish word—kids cover the square with coins or LEGO bricks.

7. Pocket‑Size Quiz Cards

Cut business‑card paper into blanks; jot a verb on front (correr) and its first‑person form (corro) on back. Perfect for car rides.

Dinolingo Connection

Print professionally illustrated flashcards and poster sets from the Dinolingo. Pair them with your DIY tools; the parent dashboard shows which printed word sets match this week’s online lessons, so hands‑on practice stays in sync.

Final Thoughts

DIY materials turn every corner of the house into a mini language lab. Combine homemade cards and labels with Dinolingo’s printable art, and you’ll layer repetition, movement, and fun key ingredients for lasting Spanish mastery.

Source

• Oxford University Press ELT