I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 5 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 4.5 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 4 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 3.5 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 3 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 3 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 2.5 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 2 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 1.5 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 1 minute.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 30 seconds.

Turn them in.

Vocabulary for Friday's q/’[uiz:

andar -------- to walk ver ------------ to see encontrar -- to find/meet jugar --------- to play querer ------- to want venir ---------- to come el cuento -- the story La pelota -- the ball aquí --------- here también --- too, also

Bobo Biscuit Books

We shall be reading a story today.

I shall inspect the book before and after I hand it to you.

Do NOT write in the book!

Easy-Review Words:

La escuelaEl autobusLos perrosEl aguaEl parqueComerEl profesorLa claseLos estudiantesLes gusta

Onomatopeya:

Guau!

Question Words:

Por qué?

Adónde?

Little Words (matching):

con the (=1)a andun(a) withY toel, la the (>1)Los a / an

Little Words (answers):

El, la the (=1) y and con with a to Los the (>1) Un(a) a / an

The small (1-4 letter) words are very important.

They occur a lot.

If you look at the right side of the screen, there are 60% small words.

Words I'll show you before the story:

Quedate = stay!Oir = to hear

Preguntas sobre el libro1. Qué viene a la casa de Biscuit?2. Cómo habla Biscuit?3. Adónde va Biscuit primero?4. Adónde va Biscuit secundo?5. Adónde va Biscuit tercero?6. Qué quiere en la escuela?7. Quiénes (who) les gusta Biscuit?

When we speak bout 1ppl we say “s/he," (spanish = el/la).

In Spanish, we drop the r, s, mos or n;leaving us with just the vowel at the end.

For example: llama = s/he calls habla = s/he

speaks come = s/he eats bebe = s/he drinks está = s/he is es* = s/he is tiene** = s/he has

*fr. Ser – irregular **fr. Tener – stem-changing

Nosotros tenemos tres verbos diferentes.

(1) Los verbos que (that) son regular.a. andar --> anda (s/he walks)b. ver --> ve (s/he sees)

(2) Los verbos que cambian (change) "e" --> "ie"a. venir* --> viene (s/he comes)b. querer --> quiere (s/he wants)

(3) Los verbos que cambian "o" or "u" --> "ue"a. encontrar --> encuentra (s/he meets)b. jugar --> juega (s/he plays) 

*verbos que terminan (end) con “-ir": cambias "i" a "e"

First, there was “estar,”Then, “de donde”

Now…

The secret ofStem-changing verbs

When we “conjugate” the verb we change the accent to the penultimate syllable.

VIE-ne

Verbs, when they end with –r, mean “to (do something)”

e.g.: venir –to come

We accent the ultimate syllable

ve-NIR

The phrase “de dónde” = From Where? Old Latin

400BCE

Classical Latin400CE

Medieval1300CE

Modern Spanish1800CE

V = Where DE = From

VNDE = from where

De unde = from from whereD’unde, D’onde, Donde

redundant

De Donde = from from from whereDoubly redundant

Redundancies in Spanish

A ti te gusta?

No, no me gusta.

You, what do you like?

No, I no like.

Music in Spanish Class

I have been:

Taking participation points away for listening to music instead of me.

I’m a start:

Calling over to Mr. Keegan and having him take the music device.

Reading Levels

1. Biscuit Books, Splat the Cat

2. Dr. Seuss, S.B. (Spongebob)

3. 1 Spiderman Comic; 3 Books; 3 parts each

4. Escalofríos (Altered)

(Escalo – Escalator [raised])

(Frío – cold)

What gets raised up when it’s cold….

… on your body?

5. Simple, un-altered, authentic books.