Free language printables for kids: lyric sheets & word cards
Print the words to every song in Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Dutch, with the English meaning beside each line, plus cut-out vocabulary cards for games. Free for home and classroom use.
🌍 6 languages🎵 134 songs📚 32 units📄 1,800 free PDFs
Spanish song lyrics · Unit 1
Buenos Días
“Good Morning”
- ¡Buenos días!Good morning!
- ¿Cómo estás?How are you?
- ¡Muy bien!Very good!
- ¡Gracias!Thank you!
- ¡Buenos días!Good morning!
- Hola, friend!
- ¡Hola, amigo!Hello, friend!
- ¿Cómo estás?How are you?
- ¡Muy bien!Very good!
Pick a language
Printables for every song, in six languages
Each language has the same 32 themed units, so you can switch languages without losing your place.
Spanish printables
¡Hola!
134 lyric sheets, 134 word card sets and 32 unit bundles in Spanish.
French printables
Bonjour !
134 lyric sheets, 134 word card sets and 32 unit bundles in French.
German printables
Hallo!
134 lyric sheets, 134 word card sets and 32 unit bundles in German.
Italian printables
Ciao!
134 lyric sheets, 134 word card sets and 32 unit bundles in Italian.
Portuguese printables
Olá!
134 lyric sheets, 134 word card sets and 32 unit bundles in Portuguese.
Dutch printables
Hallo!
134 lyric sheets, 134 word card sets and 32 unit bundles in Dutch.
What you get
Three kinds of printables
Lyric sheets
Every line of the song on the left, what it means on the right. Repeated lines are marked ×2 so the sheet stays short enough to stick on a wall.
Word cards
Cut-out cards with the key words of each song: the word big, the English small, plus a matching English card for memory games.
Unit bundles
One PDF per unit with a cover page, all its lyric sheets and all its word cards. Print a whole theme (colors, animals, food…) in one go.
Ideas for parents & teachers
Six easy ways to use them
Five minutes a day is plenty. The songs do most of the work.
Sing first, read second
Play the song once just for fun. On the second listen, follow the lyric sheet together and point to each line as it is sung.
Call and response
One person sings a line, everyone else answers. The songs are built this way, so it works at home, in the car or at circle time.
Memory game
Cut out the word cards and lay them face down. Turn over two at a time and match each word with its English meaning.
Word of the day
Stick one word card on the fridge or the classroom door. Say it every time you pass, then swap it for the next one.
Draw it
Older kids can draw a picture on the back of each word card. Drawing the meaning is a great way to make a word stick.
Song of the week
Put one lyric sheet on the wall and sing it once a day for a week. By Friday, most kids know the chorus by heart.
Teachers & homeschoolers
Using the songs in class?
Circle-time routines, transition songs, a weekly vocabulary plan and what's free for classrooms.
New songs, new printables 📬
New songs are added to the library over time, and every song gets its own lyric sheet and word cards here. Create a free account to hear the songsand keep up with what's new. The printables on this page stay free either way, no sign-up needed.
Questions?
About the free printables
Are the printables really free?
Yes. Every lyric sheet, word card set and unit bundle on these pages is a free PDF. There is no sign-up and no email needed to download them, and you are welcome to print them for your family or your classroom.
What ages are they for?
They are made for children roughly 2 to 8. Little ones enjoy the big word cards and the songs; older kids start reading the lyric sheets and the English meanings on their own.
Do I need to speak the language?
No. Every lyric sheet puts the sung line next to its meaning, and every word card shows the English word. You can learn right alongside your child.
Where do I hear the songs?
The printables go with the original bilingual songs in the Language Learning with Songs app. The whole first unit (6 songs) is free to listen to; Premium unlocks the full library of 134 songs in every language.
Can I share them or link to them?
Please do. Link to this page or to any language page from your blog, class website or parent newsletter. We just ask that you don't sell the printables or re-host them as your own.
What paper size are they?
US Letter. They also print well on A4 if you choose "fit to page" in your print dialog.