The Essential List of Classroom Objects in Spanish

Students interact with classroom objects every day at school. That’s why it’s useful for them to learn the names of all those items in Spanish.

Now, if you or your kids are learning Spanish or plan to study abroad in a Spanish-speaking country, it’s a great idea to learn all the names of classroom objects in Spanish. The goal of this blog post is to help you learn about everyday objects in a school classroom in an engaging and fun way. Let’s begin! 

Classroom Infrastructure in Spanish

La infraestructura, (infrastructure) includes the classroom’s technical elements, services, and installations. Check out this list of all the elements that make a classroom function. 

Alright! Now you know the basic elements that make up the infrastructure of a classroom, it’s time to learn of all those classroom objects that are part of the learning experience all around the world. 

List of Classroom Objects in Spanish

El Mobiliario

El mobiliario refers to all the furniture in a room, a house, or another place—like a classroom. It helps organize the space where the students learn and support the process of teaching and learning. 

Want to learn what these objects are and how to say them in Spanish? Check out the following vocabulary list! 

Now you have an idea of how to refer to the different furniture in classrooms in Spanish! But, besides all that, what else helps teachers and students in the process of learning in schools? Are there more tools? Let’s keep going! 

Objetos Tecnológicos

More and more schools use technology as a tool to help teachers do their work. 

Of course, a lot of parents and guardians may have strong opinions on how much technology there must be in the classroom, and that’s completely valid! Technology can be a learning tool or a distraction. That’s why many schools implement rules and regulations that help the students to use it in the wisest and most responsible way. 

Here are the vocabulary words to talk about technological classroom objects:

Los Útiles Escolares

Known as school supplies in English, these objects are a must in the classroom because students and teachers use them in the process of learning and teaching to write, cut, paste, and more.

School supplies are almost the same all around the world! So, let’s learn about these classroom objects in Spanish:

Those are a lot of objects to use in a classroom! But, is there something else that can be part of the classrooms? 

La Decoración de la Clase

Classroom decorations, or las decoraciones de la clase, are all those classroom objects and elements that have a pedagogic use as well as a practical and decorative one! 

Classroom decoration is a way to give your classroom personality. Here’s a list in Spanish with all those classroom objects that can be part of the decoration:

Today you learned a lot of new words in Spanish so you can describe and talk with fluency all the classroom objects you know! And the best way to ensure knowledge is to practice what you have learned! Check out a fun worksheet that you can download for free below.

If you want something for kindergarten students, the downloadable PDF contains fun exercises to review the lesson. 

Juguetes Didácticos

Los juguetes didácticos (educational toys) are wonderful to use in the school environment to review the content learned in class. 

Want to learn what some educational toys are called in Spanish? Here’s a list for you!

Time to Practice Your Spanish!

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I’m a native Spanish speaker from Guatemala with a B.A. in Psychology. I have a passion for teaching Sunday school in my spare time and for learning and sharing valuable information. I'm a cat lover who gets excited over cartoons, anime, and video games. I dabble in digital illustration and animation. I'm inspired by sharing my culture, traditions, food, and beliefs with others, while learning about theirs in return.

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