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Unit 22 · Números Grandes · A1 · Premium

Spanish Bigger Numbers Songs for Kids

Once one to ten feel easy, these Spanish songs keep counting: the teens, counting by tens towards one hundred, a rocket countdown and twenty fingers and toes, with every number next to its English meaning.

4 songs · 33 key words · lyrics with English translation on every song

The bigger numbers songs

Spanish bigger numbers words from these songs

Every key word and phrase across the unit, with its English meaning.

SpanishEnglish
onceeleven
docetwelve
trecethirteen
catorcefourteen
quincefifteen
dieciséissixteen
diecisieteseventeen
dieciochoeighteen
diecinuevenineteen
veintetwenty
vamos a contarlet's count
diezten
treintathirty
cuarentaforty
cincuentafifty
sesentasixty
setentaseventy
ochentaeighty
noventaninety
cienone hundred
contar de diez en diezcount by tens
el coheterocket
¿listos?ready?
cerozero
¡despegamos!blast off!
el astronautaastronaut
a la lunato the moon
los dedosfingers
los dedos de los piestoes
diez y diezten and ten
son veintemakes twenty
¿cuántos?how many?
muevewiggle

Tips for parents

  • Make sure the first ten numbers are comfortable first; the bigger numbers are built on them.
  • Count real things past ten: stairs, grapes, steps to the park. Bigger numbers need bigger piles.
  • Do a countdown in Spanish before something exciting, like opening the front door or starting a race.

Questions parents ask

When is my child ready for the bigger-number songs?
When they can count from one to ten in Spanish without help. The Numbers 1–10 songs come first in the curriculum for that reason.
Which Spanish words are in these bigger numbers songs?
33 key words and phrases, including once (eleven), doce (twelve), trece (thirteen), catorce (fourteen), quince (fifteen), dieciséis (sixteen), diecisiete (seventeen), dieciocho (eighteen). The full list is above, and every song page shows the complete lyrics with translation.
Are the Spanish bigger numbers songs free?
The lyrics, translations and word lists here are free to read. Playing the songs is part of Premium, which you can try free for 7 days. The first unit, greeting songs, is free forever.
How long are the songs?
Between 1:53 and 2:53 each, about 9 minutes for all 4. Short enough to replay, which is where most of the learning happens.

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