In this project, my group and I created a PowerPoint about a trip to Spain that included what we would pack, activities to do, foods to try, and how our trip would go overall. Through this project, I learned how to present and think on my feet in Spanish, using what I knew to improvise under pressure. It also helped me expand my vocabulary by finding different ways to express ideas when I didn’t know a specific word. A key linguistic skill I developed was pushing myself beyond my comfort zone and not limiting my Spanish vocabulary. One challenge of this project was collaborating with my group members — we had to rely on each other to complete our parts and make sure everyone fully understood the presentation.
In this project, we were assigned a country of latin america and told to create a recipe for a popular dish in the country. I got guatemala and a popular dish there is Chile Rellenos. So I made a basic Recipe in spanish and presented it as one of ny final products is semester one.
In this final project I havd to use both spanish tenses to form a childrens book. In my book I wrote about a Japanese girl who explores her garden looking for her favorite ball. This unit was all about storyteling in the past tense prederite and impefect and when to use which one. You would use imperfect in background events and preterite for important key events from the past.