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How Are You? Spanish Emotions and Feelings

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This printable Spanish worksheet introduces Grades 5–6 students to emotion and feeling words using the verb estar. Students translate 12 English phrases—including "I am tired," "I am happy," and "I am confused"—into Spanish. A reference list of seven example translations is provided. Useful for vocabulary review, homework, or warm-up activities in Spanish class.

Subject:
Foreign Languages
Topic:
Spanish
Grade Level:
5th – 6th Grades
Updated February 2026

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