Clase 5 - el 30 de abril

Clase 5 PowerPoint

How were those -ar conjugations?  Fácil, ¿no?

Now, we get to throw in -er and -ir verbs as well.  We will practice more with clothing and learn some useful phrases for el mercado.

Tarea:

•Song – Me olvidé de vivir

•Flashcards with conjugated –er/-ir verbs and clothing

•Review Market conversation handout

•Workbook pg. 5

•Online Activities & Flashcards on clothing/market

•Instructional videos on –er and –ir conjugations and market

Clase 4 - el 25 de abril

clase 4 Powerpoint

Let's get our conjugations ON!  -AR conjugations are como pan comido! (A Piece of Cake!)
Just follow the same guidelines with all REGULAR -ar verbs.

TAREA:

Song – Cuando Me Enamoro

worksheet pg. 4

flashcards of -ar conjugated  verbs

conjuguemos.com

Instructional videos on -ar conjugations and clothing (preview for next week's class)

Sorry we didn't get a chance to talk about conjuguemos.com.   I tried logging in with various accounts and it worked for me. 

1.  Go to conjuguemos.com
2.  Click on Log in.
3.  Type in username with capital letters when needed:  HarmonStudent1
4.  Password should be: Spanish123

Give it a try again, then let me know on Wednesday.

Clase 3, el 23 de abril

                                                           "Me Enamoré" - Shakira



Day 3 PowerPoint

¿A usted le gusta viajar?

This week we will discuss travel vocabulary and how to create simple sentences with infinitives (a verb that has no tense or subject, ex: to swim, to walk).

La tarea:

Practice Sheet pg. 3

Verb flashcards, Travel flashcards

conjuguemos.com

Instructional videos on Travel and Infinitives

Clase 2 - el 18 de abril


Week 2 PowerPoint

This week we are learning our body parts and how to express if something hurts.  Also, we'll review ser, estar, and feelings.

Tarea:

Song – Como la flor by Selena

Pg. 2 on worksheet

www.conjuguemos.com

Online flashcards - body

Instructional videos on Tener, Doler, and Body parts

Clase 1 - el 16 de abril

Week 1 PowerPoint

¡Whepa, más español! 

Bienvenidos. Ser and Estar both mean to be, but when do we use each of them?
Plus, we get more practice with adjectives, large numbers, interrogatives, time, and calendar.

Tarea:

Flashcards on Ser vs. Estar

•Page 1 in the workbook

•Online Activities

•Instructional videos on Ser vs. Estar