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Unit 24 · Dinosaurios y Dragones · A1 · Premium

Spanish Dinosaur Songs for Kids

Stomping, roaring and hatching: these Spanish songs are made for dinosaur fans, with big describing words, a dinosaur egg and one very friendly dragon. Every sung line sits next to its English meaning.

4 songs · 44 key words · lyrics with English translation on every song

The dinosaur songs

Spanish dinosaur words from these songs

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

SpanishEnglish
el dinosauriodinosaur
el tiranosaurio rexTyrannosaurus rex
el tricerátopsTriceratops
el estegosaurioStegosaurus
el braquiosaurioBrachiosaurus
el pterodáctiloPterodactyl
dientes afiladossharp teeth
tres cuernosthree horns
un cuello muy largoa very long neck
una cola largaa long tail
enormehuge
pisa fuertestomp
rugeroar
correrun
vuelafly
nadaswim
escóndetehide
come hojasmunch leaves
mueve la colaswing your tail
pies grandesbig feet
soy un dinosaurioI am a dinosaur
duermesleep
el dragóndragon
las alaswings
el fuegofire
el humosmoke
el castillocastle
la cuevacave
volarto fly
el amigofriend
escamas verdesgreen scales
es amablehe is kind
no tengo miedoI'm not scared
el huevoegg
el nidonest
se rompeit's cracking
el bebé dinosauriobaby dinosaur
hola mundohello world
tengo hambreI'm hungry
mamámommy
comereat
crecergrow
grande y fuertebig and strong
bienvenidowelcome

Tips for parents

  • Start from what your child already loves: if they know dinosaur names, the Spanish words around them come easily.
  • Stomp, roar and flap along. Big movements make the describing words stick.
  • Use toy dinosaurs to act out the songs and name each one's size and color in Spanish.

Questions parents ask

Are the dinosaur songs scary?
No. They are playful songs about stomping, roaring and hatching eggs, and the dragon is a friendly one. They are written for children from about two upwards.
Which Spanish words are in these dinosaur songs?
44 key words and phrases, including el dinosaurio (dinosaur), el tiranosaurio rex (Tyrannosaurus rex), el tricerátops (Triceratops), el estegosaurio (Stegosaurus), el braquiosaurio (Brachiosaurus), el pterodáctilo (Pterodactyl), dientes afilados (sharp teeth), tres cuernos (three horns). The full list is above, and every song page shows the complete lyrics with translation.
Are the Spanish dinosaur 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 2:17 and 2:33 each, about 10 minutes for all 4. Short enough to replay, which is where most of the learning happens.

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