Spanish Presentations NEXT WEEK!

Presentation week is upon us! I am excited to see the projects the students have been working so hard on!

We have been working on this presentation since late January. I anticipate being blown away by their efforts. All students are to dress formally for their presentation. If they are doing a reenactment they may dress as their chosen person.

Students should be working on this project at HOME to memorize! NO inglés

I sent out an email with the specific days that students will presenting for your convenience.

HORARIO/HORA

Time flies when you’re having divertido! We are compounding our knowledge this week and moving fast!

We are using our existing knowledge of time to understand the HORARIO(schedule). Students will be receiving tarea(homework) to fill out their own HORARIO at home.

I am attaching images below to help with their tarea.
A little refresh on how to tell time in Spanish is never a bad idea:)

This HORARIO below can be used as an ejemplo for students. They should now be able to look at this schedule and tell you what class is at what time with little to no assistance.

AfroLatino: El Mes de la Historia Afroamericana

We’ve been diving into febrero learning all about the afrolatino connection. Ask your students all about it!

In the lemur classroom we are wrapping up learning about the rain forest. It was a lot of cross curricular fun! The students learning extensive vocabulary and built on their existing knowledge of animals. I was able to talk to them about my experience in the Guatemalan rain forest and share the true story of my sister getting attacked by a mono.

In the Kindergarten classrooms we are diving into the Spanish alphabet. What letras make different sounds in English and Spanish? How many more letras are there in the Spanish alphabet? We’ve also begun spelling while using our “Spanish brains.”
For El día del amor y la amistad we did a fun activity figuring out how many sílabas were in the words.

1st grade is learning frutas while incorporating colors. We are also spelling in Spanish and doing matemáticas. We just finished a unit on organos internos. All students finished an extensive life size drawing of all partes del cuerpo, they worked hard so we hope you appreciate them!

2nd grade wrote very sweet cartas for El día del amor y la amistad for faculty and staff, 50/50 en espanol y ingles. They have also been hard at work researching for their end of year projects. More info on projects to come.

3rd and 4th are learning adjectives to build on their conjugating understanding. It has been difficult but they are persevering!
I will attach a list of adjectives below that they have been learning.

5th grade is learning adjectives, present tense conjugating, classroom objects and chores. We are also hard at work on our end of year projects.

I am working on separating my blog into grade sections so I can add pictures and videos specific to classes. As always, it is a pleasure to teach Quest estudiantes.

un poco de repaso

Los Días, Los Meses, y Las Estaciones:

Los días de la semana: – days of the week

el día: the day

el lunes Monday

el martes Tuesday

el miércoles Wednesday

el jueves Thursday

el viernes Friday

el sábado Saturday

el domingo Sunday

Las estaciones del año The seasons of the year

el verano Summer

el otoño Fall

el invierno Winter

la primavera Spring

Los meses del año: The months of the year
El mes The month

1) enero 7) julio

2) febrero 8) agosto

3) marzo 9) septiembre

4) abril 10) octubre

5) mayo 11) noviembre

6) junio 12) diciembre

What day of the week does a Hispanic calendar begin with?

Besides spelling, what do you notice about the days in Spanish?