ESPAñOL UnO

¡Hola, bienvenidos a la clase de español I!

Welcome to Spanish I!

This website is where you will find each day's assignments as well as any resources that you will need in order to complete your assignments.

Course Outline

The course is organized into five instructional units. Each instructional unit focuses on an important aspect of relationships and provides learning activities that will help you develop proficiency in related vocabulary, grammar, reading and written composition.

Intro unit: Lección preliminar

Classroom useful expressions

Spanish Speaking Countries

Colors

The alphabet

Numbers 0-30

U1: Introducciones

  • Unit Vocabulary: Basic greetings, introductions and courtesy expressions

  • Days, months, seasons

  • Date

  • Weather

  • Likes and dislikes with infinitives

  • Likes/dislikes (with infinitives and with nouns)

  • Culture: greeting and goodbyes in Spanish-speaking countries

U2: Todo sobre mi

  • Unit vocabulary: Todo sobre mi

  • Subject Pronouns

  • Present tense of -ar verbs

  • Question Words- 1) ¿Cómo eres tú? 2) ¿Qué te gusta hacer? 3) ¿Cómo es tu mejor amigo? 4) ¿Cuál es tu comida favorita?

  • Present Tense of the verb ser

  • Adjectives/agreement with nouns

  • Affirmative and negative sentences

  • Culture: Música hispana

U3: La escuela

  • Unit vocabulary: La escuela

  • School items/Classes/Schedule

  • Definite/indefinite articles

  • Gender/Number (singular/plural)

  • Basic Adjectives describing classes (interesante, fácil, dificil, aburrida, divertida)

  • Time

  • Present tense of the verb ‘hay’

  • Present tense of -Er and -Ir verbs

  • Question Words- 1) ¿Cómo te llamas? 2) ¿Quién es tu profesor/a favorito/a? 3) ¿Cómo es la clase de español? 4) ¿Cuántas clases tienes? 5) ¿A qué hora es la clase de.....?

  • Present tense of the verb estar

  • Ser vs Estar

  • Culture: High schools in different Spanish-speaking countries

U4: Mi familia y mis amigos

  • Unit vocabulary: Family/friends

  • Present tense of tener and expressions with tener

  • To go/ir

  • Present tense of ir ( to go) and ir a + infinitive (to express near future)

  • Places

  • Possessive Adjectives

  • Comparatives/Superlatives

  • Culture: Surnames and families in the Spanish-speaking world/average house-hold size/Spain’s Royal Family

Spanish I Grammar Concepts:

Below you will find brief lessons of the grammatical concepts you will study.

Números 1-100

El Calendario; días de la semana, meses, estaciones y fecha

Nouns and Articles (definite and indefinite)

Subject pronouns

Adjectives and Subject Agreement

The verb ser

Telling Time

The verb tener and tener que (obligation)

Regular -ar verbs

Regular -er and -ir verbs

Expressing Possession

Verbs like gustar

The verb to go and ir + a + infinitive (near future)

Stem changing verbs: o > ue and u > ue

Stem changing verbs: e > ie and e > i