I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 5 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 4.5 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 4 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 3.5 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 3 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 3 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 2.5 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 2 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 1.5 minutes.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 1 minute.

I shall give you a chance to retake

All three quizzes every day this week.

I’ll give you 5 mins to work each day.

Starting today.

You have 30 seconds.

Turn them in.

Vocabulary for Friday's q/’[uiz:

andar -------- to walk ver ------------ to see encontrar -- to find/meet jugar --------- to play querer ------- to want venir ---------- to come el cuento -- the story La pelota -- the ball aquí --------- here también --- too, also

Bobo Biscuit Books

We shall be reading a story today.

I shall inspect the book before and after I hand it to you.

Do NOT write in the book!

Easy-Review Words:

Dos Gatos Gatitos Rápido

Onomatopeya:

Guau!

Miau!

Question Words:

Qué?

Little Words (matching):

con the (=1) a in un(a) with en the (>1) por to el, la for, by Los a / an Su his/her

Little Words (answers):

con ----- with a -------- to un(a) --- a / an en ------- in por ------ for, by el, la ---- the (=1) los ------- the (>1) Su ------- his/her

The small (1-4 letter) words are very important.

They occur a lot.

If you look at the right side of the screen, there are 60% small words.

Words I'll leave on board for story:

El cesto = the basket La hoja = the leaf El grillo = the cricket La mariposa = the butterfly El árbol = the tree Saltar = to jump puede ayudar = can help

Preguntas sobre el libro1. Qué encuentra Biscuit en el cesto?2. Cómo habla Biscuit?3. Cómo hablan los gatitos?4. Adónde van los gatitos?5. Quién ayuda los gatitos?6. Quién quiere jugar con los gatitos?8. Quiénes quieren jugar con Biscuit?

When we speak bout >1ppl we say “they," (spanish = ellos/ellas).

In Spanish, we end the verb with the letter ‘n'.

For example: llaman = they call están = they are son = they are tienen = they have hablan = they

speak comen = they eat beben = they drink

There are seven instances of words that end with ‘n'; verbs that talk about ‘they'.

  Please list the seven

words below:

(repetitions are allowed)

Nosotros tenemos tres verbos diferentes.

(1) Los verbos que (that) son regular.a. andar --> andan (they walk)b. ver --> ven (they see)

(2) Los verbos que cambian (change) "e" --> "ie"a. venir* --> vienen (they come)b. querer --> quieren (they want)

(3) Los verbos que cambian "o" or "u" --> "ue"a. encontrar --> encuentran (they meet)b. jugar --> juegan (they play) 

*verbos que terminan (end) con "ir": cambias "i" a "e"

The phrase “de dónde” = From Where? Old Latin

400BCE

Classical Latin400CE

Medieval1300CE

Modern Spanish1800CE

V = Where DE = From

VNDE = from where

De unde = from from whereD’unde, D’onde, Donde

redundant

De Donde = from from from whereDoubly redundant

Redundancies in Spanish

A ti te gusta?

No, no me gusta.

You, what do you like?

No, I no like.

Music in Spanish Class

I have been:

Taking participation points away for listening to music instead of me.

I’m a start:

Calling over to Mr. Keegan and having him take the music device.