Uno

1. Using 16 index cards, make 4 sets each of a different color (ex. - 4 red, 4 blue, 4 green, 4 orange).
2. Within each color set, write the following numbers, each on a different card: 1, 5, 10, 20.
3. Again within each color set, draw the following animals, each on a different card: monkey, lion, elephant, zebra.
4. The chosen dealer deals each player 5 cards. The object is to get 4 cards that match in at least one category: color, number, or animal, with one (Uno) left and be the one to place those 4 cards down and call out uno at that moment.
5. Players exchange cards by choosing an equal number of cards to discard and requesting an equal number of cards from the dealer's remaining deck. The player requests them by saying: Dame _____(whatever quantity is desired) [dah-may ____] which means "give me".
6. To win, in Spanish the player must state the match that exists for the 4 cards placed down.

For example: Yo tengo cuatro _____. [yoh tehn-goh qua-troh ____] I have ____.


Vocabulary

Rojo	[roh-hoh]	red
Azul	[ah-sool]	blue
Verde	[bair-day]	green
Anaranjado	[ah-nahr-ahn-hah-doh]	orange
Mono	[moh-noh]	monkey
León	[lay-ohn]	lion
Elefante	[ehl-ay-fahn-tay]	elephant
Cebra	[say-brah]	zebra
Uno	[ooh-noh]	one
Cinco	[seen-coh]	five
Diez	[dee-ace]	ten
Veinte	[bain-tay]	twenty

7. To practice other vocabulary, you might make decks with different colors, different numbers and different animals as well.