Spanish Fruits and Vegetables Prepositions Worksheets

🍎 Spanish Fruits & Vegetables + Prepositions Vocabulary Pack

10 Pages of Engaging Listening, Speaking & Writing Activities

Perfect for Grades 3–8 | Beginner Spanish | Print & Go

Looking for a fun and interactive way to teach Spanish vocabulary for fruits, vegetables, and prepositions? This resource-packed activity set helps students listen, speak, write, and interact while building essential vocabulary and prepositional phrase fluency — all in one!

Whether you're introducing the words for the first time or reinforcing them through hands-on activities, this pack keeps students engaged through drawings, partner work, sentence completion, and more.

🧺 What’s Included:

• ✅ 16-Square Grid Activity
• ➤ Students listen and fill in fruits/vegetables
• ➤ Use drawing OR cut-and-paste images (provided!)
• ✅ 15 Sentences Using Prepositions
• ➤ Great for listening or reading comprehension
• ➤ Perfect for guided or independent placement activities
• ✅ Completed Grids
• ➤ For student speaking practice or teacher modeling
• ✅ Fill-in-the-Blank Activities
• ➤ One set focused on prepositions
• ➤ One set focused on vocabulary recall
• ✅ Info Gap Speaking Activity
• ➤ Each student receives half a grid
• ➤ They describe their half using vocabulary + prepositions
• ➤ Their partner listens and draws what they hear
• ➤ Builds interpersonal communication skills

🧠 Vocabulary Covered:

🍓 Fruits & Vegetables:

limón, cerezas, tomate, uvas, pepino, lechuga, plátano, brócoli, pera, manzana, maíz, papa, fresa, piña, sandía, zanahoria

📍 Prepositions:

al lado de, cerca de, lejos de, a la izquierda de, a la derecha de, debajo de, encima de

🧑‍🏫 Why Teachers Love It:

• Combines vocabulary + grammar for real context learning
• Interactive options (draw or cut/paste) for differentiation
• Great for listening comprehension, speaking fluency, and partner work
• Ready-to-use with no prep required

🎯 Ideal For:

• Spanish 1 or beginner-level Spanish learners
• Elementary & middle school Spanish classes
• Whole group, centers, stations, or sub plans
• Heritage learners needing structure
• Review and reinforcement before assessments

💬 “My students had so much fun with the drawing grid! They were using Spanish and didn’t even realize they were practicing prepositions!”