chapter Para Empezar
E-book Student home page to review all material for each chapter, includes songs, puzzles and more.. check it out at:
http://www.phschool.com/webcodes10/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.gotoWebCode&wcprefix=jdk&wcsuffix=0001
e-drills of present tense at http://www.spaleon.com/pres.php
conjugation review drills go to: https://conjuguemos.com/list.php?type=verbs&division=verbs&language=spanish
For e-practice worksheet: https://conjuguemos.com/list.php?type=fillin&division=grammar&language=spanish
CHAPTER VOCABULARY UNIT PE: Part 1 (click on link to view & print list
***** Review conversation topics from level 1: Beginner Spanish Conversation phrases
Gustar, encantar, interesar
Sentence structure of the verb Gustar (to like/to please) and other verbs with similar sentence structure.
L2c2A gustar2 Open L2c2A gustar2
Subject pronouns, Adjectives/noun agreement & word order in sentence.
Google Presentation Open Google Presentation Open Word Order.pptx
L2cPE classroom phrases level1 Open L2cPE classroom phrases level1
L2cPE classroom phrases level 2 Open L2cPE classroom phrases level 2
Subject pronouns
L2cPE pronouns Open L2cPE pronouns
Present tense verbs
L2cPE present tense Open L2cPE present tense
I like the following web-pages as good resource of practice & review level 1 material. Have fun.
Conjugation review drills go to:
SpanishSpanish.com under VERB TENSES Practice / quizzes at http://www.spanishspanish.com/verb/present_tense_1_quiz_web.html or http://www.spanishspanish.com/verb/present_tense_1_prac_web.html
Conjuguemos.com (www.tinyurl.com/conjuguemos1)
Verbs#1 https://conjuguemos.com/activity.php?id=4&source=public&language=spanish&type=fillin (practice Mode)
Verbs#2 https://conjuguemos.com/activity.php?id=5&source=public&language=spanish&type=fillin (practice Mode)
Verbs#3 https://conjuguemos.com/activity.php?id=6&source=public&language=spanish&type=fillin (Practice Mode)
Barbara Kuczun Nelson's website http://personal.colby.edu/~bknelson/SLC/ under present tense tab at http://personal.colby.edu/~bknelson/SLC/present_tense.html
Hay que, Tener que, deber
L2cPE TENER and phrases Open L2cPE TENER and phrases
Tener Expressing obligations
Tener Expressing Obligations.pptx Open Tener Expressing Obligations.pptx
L2cPE estar&ser Open L2cPE estar&ser
L2cPE interrogative words Open L2cPE interrogative words
http://tinyurl.com/interrogativewords
Interrogative practice
CPS of interrogative words.
The interrogatives Notes:
written by Rodney Grantham
The interrogatives in Spanish, much like English, each seek a particular type of information. If you know what each interrogative seeks then you can easily figure out which one to use based on the answer that is given in the response. Although, many verbs are used with interrogatives, some interrogatives are used more with certain verbs.
¿Adónde? = seeks destination. This interrogative is usually used with the verb “ir = to go” in Spanish.
¿De dónde? = seeks origin. This interrogative is used many times with the verbs “venir = to come” or “ser”
¿Dónde? = seeks current location. This interrogative is used many times with the verb “estar”
¿Cuándo? = seeks time. This interrogative is used many times with the verb “ser”
¿Cómo? = seeks a means or a state of being.
¿Por qué? = seeks reason.
¿Quién (es)? = seeks identity. It has a singular and plural form in Spanish.
¿Quién es ella? Se llama María
¿Quiénes son ellos? Ellos se llaman María y José.
¿Cuánto (a)? = Seeks an amount or a price
¿Cuanto vale el sofa? Vale $200.00?
¿Cuántos (as) = seeks quantity.
¿Cuantos libros hay? Hay 30.
Please see my notes on ¿Qué ? vs. ¿Cuál? for and explanation of these two interrogatives.
¿Que? vs ¿Cual?
When qué is followed by the verb ser then the question seeks the definition of something.
¿Que es una panadería? - What is a bread store?
Es una tienda donde se hace pan. – It is a store where bread is made.
When cuál is followed by the verb ser then the question seeks information not definition.
¿Cuál es tu dirección? – What is your address?
Es 120 Pedro Esteve, Denia España. – It is 120 Pedro Esteve, Denia Spain.
When qué is followed directly by a noun then the question gives an unlimited choice.
¿Qué fruta prefieres? – What fruit do you prefer?
Prefiero un mango. – I prefer a mango.
When Cuál is followed directly by a noun then the question gives a limited choice. This is when cuál takes on its true meaning of which in English.
¿Cuál fruta prefieres la manzana o la naranja? – Which fruit would you prefer the apple or the
orange?
¿Cómo eres? Practice Level 1 Journal entry to describe yourself & others
You need to be able to describe someone using the verb llamarse, llevar, ser y tener.
Students should remember sentence order, conjugation and adjective matching noun.
L2cPE Como eres Open L2cPE Como eres
L2cPE colores&ropa Open L2cPE colores&ropa
This website is in English but it has the same project as on Realidades p13 (Poemas en diamante):
http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/student-interactives/diamante-poems-30053.html
