Spanish in Action: Top 30 Games to Learn Spanish for Kids

30 proven, kid-approved games played by over 8,000 students at our Spanish in Action school in Los Angeles.

- 40+ years of expertise packed into easy, step-by-step guided instructions in English.
- Perfect for home & classroom – play on the go, at home, or during lessons.
- Printable & downloadable PDF – ready to use instantly!
- Engaging, interactive activities that make vocabulary stick naturally.

Bonus: Visit our YouTube channel for fun Spanish lessons & music videos!

Learning a language from a young age is a transformative experience, and our teaching method is designed to make it both effective and enjoyable. We’ve developed a comprehensive set of resources—vibrant flashcards, engaging worksheets, original songs, practical teaching tips, interactive games, and captivating YouTube videos—all crafted to reinforce thematic units and cater to children’s unique learning styles. When used together, these tools play a crucial role in activating a child's natural language-learning abilities, ensuring that they have a strong grasp of the language from an early age and not only learn to speak the language, but become fluent. Our method is built on the belief that starting early, with passion and creativity, is the key to lifelong language success.

Our games are dynamic learning tools designed to keep kids engaged and excited about learning Spanish. Used and refined over thousands of classes, these activities build a strong foundation for bilingualism through play.
This unique approach reinforces vocabulary in an interactive, natural way, making Spanish learning fun and effective. Use them independently or combine them with our songs, flashcards, teaching tips, or videos for a complete language-learning experience!
(Note: Some games require songs, flashcards, or props, sold separately or in themed bundles.)

All of our teaching materials are designed to print on a standard 8.5 x 11 piece of paper.

Additionally, to increase the durability of your printed materials, you can take them to a local print center and have them laminated.

A special note about printing flashcards: If you are using a home printer, I recommend you print the cards on a high quality white paper stock. This will give your cards a crisp look and feel.

If you do not have the option to print materials at home, your local print center will be able to do everything for you.