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Week 5 (February 27--March 2) ABAB (snow day)
All inclusive written preterite test: Thursday 3/1 (Snow date: Friday
3/2)
Alejandro, ch. 18
Foreign Language Day materials (due March 23)
Spanish Friday (weather permitting) CANCELLED due to snow day
Week 5 (February 21--February 25) A-B-A-B (no class Mon. 2/21 due to PD
day)
Sp. III Presentations
Quiz: 3rd person irregular preterite
First semester Spanish Spanish love song clip
Frito Bandito clip
Upcoming all inclusive written preterite test: Thursday 3/1 (Snow date:
Friday 3/2)
Week 4 (February 13-February 17) A-B-A-B-C
Alejandro, ch. 17
Preterite review continued
Spanish Friday 2/17
Week 3 (February 6-February 10) A-B-C-A-B due to count week
written quiz: on regular preterite, preterite weirdos (2/14) and on Thurs. (2/16) on
-car, -gar, and -zar verbs as well as regular preterite.
Alejandro Ch.17
Spanish Friday 2/17
Continued preterite: handouts!
video: Pancho Villa
written quiz: on regular preterite, preterite stems and "J" stems Weds.
2/8
La cucaracha
Cielito Lindo
vocabulario nuevo: las celebraciones
los adornos
decorations
el aniversario
anniversary
la boda
wedding
la fiesta
party
los globos
balloons
la invitación
invitation
la reunión
gathering, meeting
romper la piñata
to break the piñata
sorprender
to surprise
la sorpresa
surprise
las velas
candles
el abrazo
hug
el amor
love
el beso
kiss
casarse (con)...
to get married (to) ...
enamorarse (de)...
to fall in love (with)...
la felicidad
happiness
la historia
story
llevarse bien
to get along well
Week 2 (January 30-February 3)
Continue w/irregular preterite:
1st person (yo) irregular preterite spelling changes
-gar verbs
Jugar (to play) jugué
Juzgar (to judge) juzgué
Pagar (to pay) pagué
Rogar (to beg) rogué
Negar (to deny) negué
Llegar (to arrive) llegué
-zar verbs
empezar (to begin) empecé
comenzar (to begin) comencé
rezar (to pray) recé
cazar (to hunt) cacé
alcanzar (to reach) alcancé
atterizar (to land) attericé
cruzar (to cross) crucé
-car verbs
tocar (to play, to touch, to ring) toqué
marcar (to mark, to dial) marqué
pezcar (to fish) pezqué
buscar (to search for) busqué
rascar (to scratch) rasqué
handout: written practice
3rd person irregulars:
*double vowel (i-y)
huir (to flee) huyó, huyeron
destruir (to destroy) destruyó, destruyeron
oir (to hear): oyó, oyeron
creer (to think, believe):creyó, creyeron
leer (to read): leyó, leyeron
construir (to build, construct): construyó, construyeron
Full conjugation (example):
Oír
Oi
oímos
Oiste
Oyó
oyeron
**(e-i)
Pedir (to ask for): pidió, pidieron
Sentir(se): (to feel): sintió, sintieron
Servir (to serve): sirvió, sirvieron
Full conjugation (example):
Server
Serví
servimos
Serviste
Sirvió
sirvieron
***(o-u)
morir (to die): murió, murieron
dormir (to sleep): durmió, durmieron
Full conjugation (example):
Morí
morimos
Moriste
Murió
murieron
Week 1 (January 23-27) (M=Records Day/no class T=Exam day) AB-C
Irregular preterite
Stems
This is the
AR
event.
andar anduv- anduve
estar
ER
estuv-
estuve
I was out &
about
I was (right
then) being
haber
hub-
hube *
poder
pud-
pude
poner
pus-
puse
querer quis- quise
I had
I could, was
able to
I put, placed
I wanted
I found out,
saber
sup-
supe
came to
know
venir
vin-
vine
tener
tuv-
tuve
I had
Stem endings (Note: no accents)
-e
-imos
-iste
-o
-ieron
"J" stems
traducir (to translate) traduj-
decir (to say/tell) dijproducir (to produce) produjStem endings
-e
-imos
-iste
-o
-eron
"los weirdos"
ir/ser
fui
fuimos
fuiste
fue
fueron
dar (to give)
di
dimos
diste
dio
dieron
hacer (to make/do)
hice
hicimos
hiciste
hizo
hicieron
ver (to see)
vi
vimos
viste
vio
vieron
Online practice:
www.quia.com/hm/283228.html
www.quia.com/hm/103471.html
http://reviewgamezone.com/game.php?id=323
http://www2.bc.edu/~lafond/review/worksheets.htm
http://www.quia.com/ba/31465.html (Battleship) http://quizlet.com/301767/scatter/(Scatter) http:/
/quizlet.com/301767/spacerace/ (Space Race)
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Second semester
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***Week
***Week 8 (January 9-January 13)
***Week 7 (January 4-January 6) A-C-B due to snow day and ACT
practice test)
-review of commands/reflexives
introduction to regular preterite:
The Preterite Tense of Regular -ar Verbs
Spanish has two past tenses. One of these tenses is called the preterite tense (el pretérito). We
use the preterite tense when we want to talk about actions completed in the past.
comprar=to buy
Singular
Plural
yo
compré
nosotros(as)
tú
compraste
él, ella, usted
compró
compramos
ellos, ellas, ustedes compraron
The verb comprar is a regular -ar verb in the present and the preterite tense. Notice that
the yo and él, ella, usted forms have accent marks on the last vowel.
Don't forget that -car and -gar verbs are irregular in the yo form.
Yo llegué al partido de béisbol a las 7:00 y saqué fotos de mis amigos.
comer=to eat
Singular
yo
comí
tú
comiste
él, ella, usted
comió
Plural
nosotros(as)
comimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes comieron
The verb comer is a regular -er verb in the present and the preterite tense. Notice that
the yo and él, ella, usted forms have accent marks on the last vowel.
vivir=to live
Singular
Plural
yo
viví
tú
viviste
él, ella, usted
vivió
nosotros(as)
vivimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes vivieron
The verb vivir is a regular -ir verb in the present and the preterite tenses. Notice that
theyo and él, ella, usted forms have accent marks on the last vowel. Also notice that -er verbs
and -ir verbs are have the same endings in the preterite tense.
The Preterite Tense of the Verb Ir
ir=to go
Singular
yo
Plural
fui
nosotros(as)
fuimos
tú
fuiste
él, ella, usted
fue
ellos, ellas, ustedes
fueron
The verb ir is an irregular verb in the present and the preterite tense. Notice that the forms of ir
do not have accent marks.
The Preterite Tense of the Verb Hacer
hacer=to do
Singular
Plural
yo
hice
tú
hiciste
él, ella, usted
hizo
nosotros(as)
hicimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes hicieron
The verb hacer is an irregular verb in the present and the preterite tense. Notice that the forms of
hacer do not have accent marks and the the él, ella, usted form has a z.
-Practice assignment
Quiz on regular preterite formation on Thursday 1/12
***Week 7 (December 19- December 22)
Reflexive verb command quiz (oral) Tuesday 12/20
luminaria making
movie
***Week 6 (December 12- December 16)
Video clip: San Miguel de Allende:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=angPo_fWvAw
Reflexive verb use: commands (oral practice)
World Christmas customs
Christmas carols: Los peces en el rio/las posadas/ noche de amor/A la
Nanita Nana
(Reflexive) command practice: (for oral quiz 12/20)
1. Calm down
2. Make up your mind.
3. Take a shower.
4. Wake up.
5. Sit down.
6. Put on your coat.
7. Brush your hair
8. Say goodbye
9. Go to bed.
10. Have fun
11. Comb your hair.
12. Get up.
13. Go away.
14. Take off your shoes.
15. Stay here.
16. Wash your hands.
17. Take a bath.
18. Cut your hair.
19. Put on make-up in front of a mirror
20. Wash your feet.
21. Cut your nails.
22. Take a shower after swimming.
23. Try on the swimsuit.
24. Take off your dirty shoes.
25. Put on a shirt.
26. Brush your teeth.
27. Get up early
28. Shave.
29. Take off your coat.
30. Take a bath before going out.
Study your reflexive verbs!
***Week 5 (December 5- December 9)
Reflexive verb meanings quiz
Online practice:
Go to http://www.trinity.edu/mstroud/grammar/p4f.html and do the exercise 3 times (or until all
your answers are correct and quick). Then, go
to: http://www.colby.edu/~bknelson/SLC/reflexive.php and do the same. We are working for both
accuracy and speed. Watch out for irregulars!
Handout on reflexive use (handed in)
Handout reviewing reflexive verbs and pronoun placement (practice)
World Christmas customs
Alejandro Ch. 14 "El Cid"
(Notes: http://www.culturespain.com/2010/11/15/culture-spain-el-cid-spanish-national-hero-andextraordinary-soldier/)
Spanish Friday 12/9
***Week 4 (November 28- December 1) ABAB
Reflexive verb meanings (list) and use of reflexives reviewed:
-handout (practice)
-handout (homework) w/sentences.
-review of "boot verbs" in the reflexive
Quiz on Tuesday 12/6
Alejandro ch.13 Dona Juana la loca
Spanish Friday 1 December
***Week 3 (November 21- November 22) AB (1 day each class)
Reflexive verb meanings (list) and use of reflexives
Reflexives v. non-reflexives
Movie: Buscando a Nemo
***Week 2 (November 14- November 18)
Alejandro, ch. 12
Simon Dice
Command review: written quiz on Thursday 11/17
Reflexive Verbs
Reflexive verbs must be used with a reflexive pronoun in order to indicate that the subject is
performing the action of the verb upon itself. Reflexive verbs exist in English, but they are much
more common in Spanish.
Reflexive verbs usually have to do with parts of the body, clothing, or one's state of mind. You
can recognize reflexive verbs by the "se" tacked on to the infinitive. Here are some common
reflexive verbs:
aburrirse
to get bored
acostarse
to go to bed
afeitarse
to shave
arreglarse
to get ready
asustarse
to get scared
bañarse
to bathe
calmarse
to calm down
caerse
to fall (down)
cansarse
to get tired
cepillarse
to brush (hair, teeth)
cortarse
to cut (hair, nails)
decidirse
to make up one's mind
despedirse
to say goodbye to
despertarse
to wake up
divertirse
to have a good time
dormirse
to fall asleep
ducharse
to take a shower
enfermarse
to get sick
enojarse
to get angry
irse
To go away
lavarse
to wash (up)
levantarse
to get up
maquillarse
to put on makeup
Peinarse
to comb (hair)
Pintarse
to put on makeup
ponerse
to put on (clothes)
preocuparse
to worry
probarse
to try on
quedarse
to stay, remain
quemarse
to burn (oneself, one's body)
quitarse
to take off (clothes)
romperse
to tear (clothes);
to break (arm, leg)
sentarse
to sit down
sorprenderse
to be surprised
vestirse
to get dressed
There are two separate tasks when conjugating reflexive verbs. First, take off the reflexive
pronoun se, change it to agree with the subject of the verb, and place it directly in front of the
verb. Then, as with all verbs, you must conjugate the infinitive according to whether it's an -ar, er, -ir, stem-changing, or irregular verb.
Me ducho.
I'm taking a shower.
Marco se pone una camisa.
Marco is putting a shirt on.
Te lavas la cara.
You're washing your face.
Nos quedamos aquí.
We're staying here.
Spanish Friday
***Week 1 (November 7- November 11) (ABAB with RSDD)
(Note: GirlTech trip on Weds. 11/9 and English trip on 11/10 may influence
schedule)
Alejandro, ch. 11
Oral drill: commands
practice handout: commands
papel picado due
B7: demonstrations with Sp. III
E8: star box demo
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***Week 9 (October 31-November 4)
Alejandro, ch. 10
familiar affirmative commands continued
irregular commands (Magic 9)
handout: points
Review adjectives of nationality
work time on papel picado
Spanish Friday
***Week 8 (October 24-28)
Review imperfect
written quiz Tuesday, 25 October
Review el dia de los muertos and begin papel picados (have your template
ready by next class)
Alejandro, ch. 9
Spanish Friday
adjectives of nationality:
americano(a) – American
inglés(a) - English
alemán(a) - German
Italiano(a) – Italian
japonés – Japanese
español(a) - Spanish
mexicano(a) – Mexican
holandés – Dutch
chino(a) – Chinese
francés(a) – French
estadounidense - US citizen
canadense - Canadian
Introduce regular affirmative commands: see http://www.drlemon.com/Grammar/tucommand.html if you were absent and missed the explanation
Do: http://www.trinity.edu/mstroud/grammar/commands.htm
***Week 7 (October 17-21)
Continuing practice of imperfect; written quiz Tuesday, 25 October.
Rev. of DO/IO pronouns with handout
(Quiz review handed out)
IO/DO website practice: http://www.colby.edu/~bknelson/SLC/DO_IO.php
Direct Object Pronouns - ex. I, II, III
7th hour views Spanish III Project Runway
Alejandro, ch. 8 Con Lazarillo
Spanish Friday on 10/21
***Week 6 (October 10-14)
B day/every day classes only: You will have a guest teacher (Mrs. Sias) on
Thursday 13 October while I attend the World Language Learning Community
meeting in TC.
Oral quiz on imperfect endings
Written quiz on imperfect irregulars: ser/ver/ir
Alejandro, ch. 7
Notes:
Add:
Vocabulary
Ir de compras: to go shopping
*Hacer: to make, to do
hago
hacemos
haces
hace
hacen
llamar por teléfono: to call (on the phone)
sacudir: to dust
aspirar: to vacuum
la aspiradora: the vacuum cleaner
mirar la television: to watch TV
pezcar: to fish
cazar: to hunt
acampar: to camp
Review:
direct object pronouns
me (to, for me)
nos (to, for us)
te (to, for you)
lo, la (to, for him or her)
los, las (to, for them, y’all)
Spanish Friday returns on Friday 14 October.
***Week 5 (October 3-7) A-C-B-C
*Guest teacher on Friday 7 October.
Spanish Friday is cancelled due to my absence. Please write your answers
to the assigned Alejandro questions.
Alejandro : Ch. 5,6
Review of imperfect
On-line imperfect practice.: www.verbs-online.com/spanish-verbs/spanishverbs.htm (Click on imperfecto in the section marked indicativo.) Feel free to
practice at home as well!
Notes:
Add: Irregular imperfect
ser: to be
era
éramos
eras
era
eran
ver: to see
veía
veíamos
veías
veía
veían
ir: to go
iba
íbamos
ibas
iba
iban
Assignment: Imperfect handout (practice)
Oral imperfect endings quiz (A or E style) on Tues. 10/11
Written imperfect irregular quiz on Tuesday 10/11 on ser, ir, ver
***Week 4 (September 26-30)
Alejandro : Ch. 5 (*Note: There will be no Spanish Friday this week owing to Homecoming
festivities on Friday afternoon. Spanish Friday will return NEXT Friday.)
Dos Jovenes practice/oral pronunciation quiz (with some content questions)
Oral quiz (Dos Jovenes) is 9/29.
***Week 3 (September 19-23)
Alejandro time: Ch. 4
Horchata or tamarindo
Big 5 review
Clock review/#s
Online verb practice
Written verb usage review: parecer, conocer, faltar, conocer,
Saber, tocar, jugar
“Dos jovenes” practice (pairs)
“Dos jovenes” oral pronunciation quiz practice
Vocab #1 (incl. verbs)
(Oral quiz next week)
Online preterite review
Spanish Friday
***Week 2 (9/12)
Intro. Alejandro and vocab (chap. 1)
New verbs:
Conocer v. saber
Tocar v. jugar
Parecer
Conocer
Faltar
Creer
Introduce Alejandro –Ch.1-3
Verb reviews w/sentences
“Dos jovenes”
1.
Pronunciation
2.
Content
Assignment: oral practice of highlighted areas
Group translation
Spanish Friday
***Week 1 (9/6)
Labor Day – no class
Forms/emergency plans
Basic verb review
“Encuentra alguien que”… oral activity
Assignment: *10 review questions (in class)
Review:
-regular verb endings
-numbers
-places
-question words
-hay
-participles
-Big 5
-food
-body
-clothing
-house
-ir+a+inf
-tener expressions
-haber + -ido/-ado
-time
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