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2nd Period Matrix- 4/17

Class Activities: 

-We reviewed body parts and adjectives.
-We discussed again about how adjectives need to match the noun they describe.
-Students began working on the bilingual book we are making about aliens.
-HOMEWORK: Students have a worksheet to complete (see attachment). It is due Friday.

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2nd Period Matrix- 4/10

Class Activities: 

-Students reviewed topics from the past.
-We reviewed how to tell time in Spanish.
-Students were given vocabulary sheets on body parts (copies are outside my room).
-Students were also given sheets on adjectives (attached, and outside my room). We talked about making nouns and adjectives match in Spanish.
-We will be starting to make a bilingual book together about aliens next week.
-HOMEWORK: Students have a worksheet on body parts (copies outside my room).

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3rd Period Matrix- 10/3

Class Activities: 

-Students corrected sentences in Spanish, reviewing verbs and concordance.
-We did a listening activity, where students heard sentences describing a person and decided if the final statement of the person was true or false.
-We looked at photos of people from various Latin countries and used the vocabulary to describe them.
-In partners, students made drawings and then described them to the partner as they drew.
-HOMEWORK: Students have a project on describing a famous person. Instructions are attached below. This person can be historical, a movie character, a cartoon, an icon...at least someone that we all know. See attachment for more details.

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Sobre mi: book about students

Class Activities: 

Students arrived and wrote a few sentences describing themselves in Spanish.
ej. Soy estudiante en Logan. Tengo pelo rizado y ojos azules. Soy simpática y feliz. Me gusta equiar y leer.

Students received attached handout with several different categories. Students are going to put together a book about their life using concepts we've been working on since the beginning of the year. They should have already completed a page in their book about their typical weekly schedule. In class, students were to write at least 4 sentences in each category. We went over some common connector words:
en - in/on
con - with
y - and
o - or
también - also

Tarea: complete 4 sentences in each of these categories: Sobre mi, mi familia, Mi ciudad

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Correcting test

Class Activities: 

Students received their tests that they had taken on Monday. Everything underlined in red students needed to correct and hand back in. They were able to use notes in order to make the corrections. Students will have the opportunity to retake the test, and should continue studying the attached sheet.

Several students took the test for the first time today, since they needed extra time to prepare from having missed several recent classes or feeling behind in class.

Tarea: continue to study for students who plan to retake test.

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Family and adjective test

Class Activities: 

Students take test on vocabulary we've been working on around: family, nationalities, professions, descriptions, and verbs.

Students who have been behind or have missed several recent classes did some review and will take the test Wednesday. Here's Friday's class to help you prepare for test.

Tarea (homework): none for students who took test today. For students taking test Wednesday, homework is to prepare for test.

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Preparing for test: Family and descriptions

Class Goals: 

To prepare for Monday's family and adjective test.

Class Activities: 

Do now activity (attached). Go over together in group.

Prepared students for test on Monday. The test will have 5 sections: translations, opposite words, vocabulary, family, and errors. Went over a few practice questions in each category to prepare for test:

translations:
She is a talented singer. Students wrote: Ella es cantante talentosa.
My dad is laid-back. Mi padre es tranquilo.
He is not social. Él no es sociable.

opposites:
alto (bajo)
joven (anciano)
simpático (antipático)
triste (feliz o alegre)
liberal (conservador)

vocabulary:
Canadian (students wrote: canadiense)
Mexican (mexicano)
Columbian (colombiano)

familia:
El hijo de mi tío es mi... (The son of my uncle is my...cousin): primo
La madre de mi madre es mi...
La esposa de mi padre es mi...

errores:
Mi madre es activo. The mistake in this sentence is: activa (because mom is feminine, therefore adjective descriptor must be feminine).

To prepare students, make sure they know vocabulary on the sheet attached. You can quiz them on the individual words and then ask them to put it together in practice sentences.

ej. The doctor is friendly.
The lawyer is interesting.
is = es
he = él
she = ella

Tarea: prepare for test

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Describing people: inventing characters

Class Goals: 

To utilize recent vocabulary around adjectives, professions, nationalities, and family.

Class Activities: 

Complete attached do now activity.

Review and complete story of Esmerelda.

Last part of story:
Esmerelda viaja a España.
Conoce a Guillermo.
Guillermo tiene 80 años.
Es simpático, viejo, y gracioso.
Es perfecto!
Guillermo es el nuevo mejor amigo de Esmerelda.
FIN

In pairs, students create a small poster inventing a character of their own. Using vocabulary we've been working on, students draw and describe their invented person, including profession, nationality, physical description, personality and family. Verbs to use: se llama, tiene, es.

Complete invented person for homework.

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Describing people: La historia de Esmerelda parte 2

Class Goals: 

To complete a story utilizing recent vocabulary and verbs: tener, ser, llamarse, adjectives that describe people.

Class Activities: 

Start with do now activity (attached) related to our story last Wednesday.

Reviewed story up to this point:

Esmerelda (la protagonista) tiene 75 años.
Es generosa, elegante, y guapa.
Esmerelda tiene un problema. Quiere encontrar a un mejor amigo.
Primero, viaja a Colombia por avión.
Conoce a Jorge.
Jorge tiene 13 años y es amigable y joven.
Pero hay un problema con Jorge: es molestoso (annoying).
Jorge no es el mejor amigo de Esmerelda (porque es molestoso).

Entonces, Esmerelda viaja a Argentina para encontrar a su mejor amigo.
Conoce a Lionel Messi.
Messi tiene 25 años.
Es trabajador y alto.
Pero hay un problema con Messi: es serio.
Messi no es el mejor amigo de Esmerelda porque es serio.

Entonces viaja a España por barco.
Conoce a Guillermo.
Guillermo tiene 80 años.
...to be continued...

Tarea (homework): Using attached worksheet, complete a picture sequence of our story (so far) writing the basic story plot below the drawings. Students my want to leave the last one or two boxes blank to be filled in Wednesday for the end of the story.

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