School

Heading back to class in Spanish? This Spanish Vocabulary set on school words covers the building, the supplies, the people, and the work across twelve quizzes.

Spanish School Vocabulary, Inside and Out

You will start with the classroom and school building, fill your backpack with supplies like cuaderno (notebook) and lápiz (pencil), meet the people and routines of the school day, and finish with the language of learning, from tarea (homework) to nota (grade). Each unit reads, listens, spells, and builds sentences.

School vocabulary is essential for any student or anyone describing their studies, and it overlaps with everyday words you will use far beyond the classroom. It is a practical place to grow your Spanish quickly. Many school words double as everyday objects and actions, so the vocabulary stretches well past the classroom. That overlap means you get more mileage out of every word you learn here.

Spanish School Words with Audio Pronunciation

Many quizzes include audio, so you hear each word spoken and match the sound to its spelling. Hearing pizarrón (chalkboard) aloud helps you recognize it when a teacher uses it.

Did You Know?

The word carpeta looks like carpet but actually means a folder or binder. The Spanish word for carpet is alfombra, so this is a false friend worth remembering before you describe your school supplies.

How the Quizzes Work

The twelve quizzes mix five question types and bring earlier words back to keep them fresh. Each takes only a few minutes, so you can study in steady steps. Repeating them moves the vocabulary from recognition into real recall, and spacing the twelve quizzes out gives each set time to settle before the next group of words arrives.

Ready to ace your Spanish school vocabulary? Open these free interactive Spanish quizzes and start learning today.