Explora Conmigo: Espanol I--Classroom Items and online practice

9/27/10

Espanol I--Classroom Items and online practice

Flag-la bandera
Trash can-la basura
Poster-el cartel
Locker-el casillero
t.desk-el escritorio
Light-la luz
Map-el mapa
Table-la mesa
Wall-la pared
Door-la puerta
Chalk board-la pizarra
Student desk-el pupitre
Floor-el suelo
Chair-la silla
Ceiling-el techo
Window-la ventana
Eraser- el borrador
Calculator-la calculadora
Folder-la carpeta
Tape-la cinta adhesiva

Dictionary-el diccionario
Stapler-la grapadora
Pen-la pluma
Book-el libro
Backpack-la mochila
Paper-el papel
Glue-el pegamento
Marker-el plumon (accent on O)
Ruler-la regla
Pencil sharpener-el
sacapuntas
Scissors-las tijeras

Computer-la computadora
c.screen-la pantalla
keyboard-el teclado
mouse-el ratón
printer-la impresora

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