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Vocabulario: En la escuela y en la clase
Activity #1, Listening for learning: 5 minutos
Watch and learn vocabulary for the school spaces, subjects and objects in school.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnR3tJiCgyQ
Activity #2, Listening & Pronunciation for learning: 5 minutos
Watch and repeat the vocabulary for the school spaces and practice use of HAY.
Activity #3, Practice activity, school spaces: 5 minutos
Match the school space with the picture.
Worksheet here.
Objetos de la clase
Consider some classroom objects in the image.
Activity #4, Listening & Pronunciation, Classroom objects: 5 minutos
LISTEN & REPEAT common classroom objects UP TO 1:47. Practice 2 or 3 times.
Activity #5, Reading for practice, HAY + objetos: 5 minutos
¿Qué hay en su mochila?
Activity #5, Practice of objects & definite articles: 7 minutos
Los materiales de clase
Worksheet here
This practice combines objects of the class with the notion of grammatical gender from Semana 2 by asking you to use the correct definite article (el / la).
Activity #6, Listening and matching practice, objetos: 7 minutos
La clase
Worksheet here
Listen to the teacher say the object, and then match it correctly.
Vocabulario: Los días de la semana y los meses
Días de la semana
NOTE: In Spanish-speaking countries MONDAY (el lunes) is typically considered the 1st day of the week.
Activity #7, Listening & pronunciation, days: 8 minutos
Days of the week, phrases referring to days
LISTEN & REPEAT days of the week, and sentences using days of the week.
Activity #8, Listening & pronunciation, months: 5 minutos
Months of the year
LISTEN & REPEAT months of the year, and sentences using months.
Activity #9, Listening for learning: 7 minutos
Días y meses
http://videoele.com/A1-Dias-y-meses.html
Listen as presenter talks about days and months, different objects used to talk about dates, and how to say the date.
Activity #10, Practice, days and months: 5 minutos
Worksheet here
NO TE OLVIDES (don't forget): The first day of the week in Spanish-speaking countries is usually MONDAY (el lunes).
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