I can describe things that I and others DID IN THE PAST using high frequency vocabulary.
I can show that I understand a story in a variety of ways, including: answering questions, summarizing, choosing the correct words to complete the story, choosing the correct pictures when hearing sentences, drawing, acting out the story, and others.
When directed, I can function in a "solo español" classroom.
I understand that in order to learn new words and structures, it is important that I repeat, act out, and listen/read for meaning.
I can show that I understand a story in a variety of ways, including: answering questions, summarizing, choosing the correct words to complete the story, choosing the correct pictures when hearing sentences, drawing, acting out the story, and others.
I can remember previously learned vocabulary, pronunciation rules, and grammatical structures (including: stem changers).
When directed, I can function in a "solo español" classroom.
I understand that in order to learn new words and structures, it is important that I repeat, act out, and listen/read for meaning.
I can show that I understand a story in a variety of ways, including: answering questions, summarizing, choosing the correct words to complete the story, choosing the correct pictures when hearing sentences, drawing, acting out the story, and others.
I can remember previously learned vocabulary, pronunciation rules, and grammatical structures (including: conjugations, adjective agreement and placement, and ser vs. estar).
Evaluaciones:
Quiz: Vocabulario, grammar, and cierto falso about the story.
Quiz: Listen to sentences about the story and identify the pictures.
Examen:
Listening: Listen to the questions about the story and answer them.
Speaking: Look at some screenshot from the story and describe 5-8 of them.
Reading: Read a similar story in Spanish and answer questions about it in English.
Writing: Write a similar story, but with a twist.
Grammar: Conjugations, adjective agreement and ser vs. estar