Lesson Plan
Spanish 1
Chapter 2
11/17 through 11/21
Teacher: D.Lara
Learning Target: Use of vocabulary to talk about school schedules and subjects. Discuss what
students do during the day, and ask ant tell who is doing an action.
Essential Questions: What is a typical day at school in a foreign country?
Date
Objective
Monday I can write out sentences
11/10
describing my schedule
using verbs and
vocabulary that I know.
Tuesday I can learn/identify new
11/11
vocabulary related to a
regular school day.
Wed/
Thurs
11/12-13
I can write out sentences
describing my schedule
using verbs and
vocabulary that I know.
I can identify new
vocabulary related to a
regular school day.
I can list the Spanish
subject pronouns.
Friday
11/14
I can list the Spanish
subject pronouns.
I can conjugate –AR
verbs in the present
tense.
Learning Activities:
Warm up: Listening/ Writing vocabulary words
Guided practice: Write sets of Q/A sentences using verbs:
necesitar, tener and gustar and visuals.
Independent practice: Pairs conversations using scripts from
previous activity.
Instructional: Presentation vocabulary 2B
Follow up: Write vocabulary set of vocabulary words 4 times in
Spanish, 1 in English. Memorize. Quiz on Wed./Thurs.
Warm up: Complete graphic organizer with vocabulary words.
Guided practice: Practice new vocabulary pronunciation.
-Group reading using vocabulary words.
Independent practice: Complete vocabulary worksheet.
Follow up: Write vocabulary set of vocabulary words 4 times in
Spanish, 1 in English. Memorize. Quiz on Wed./Thurs.
Warm up: Matching vocabulary 2B.
Independent practice: Listening practice over vocab 2B.
Guided practice: Review for vocabulary quiz with visuals.
Assessment: Quiz Vocabulary 2A and 2B.
Instructional: Grammar notes: Subject pronouns.
Guided practice: Practice subject pronouns.
Follow up: Study subject pronouns.
Warm up: Fill subject pronouns chart.
Guided practice: Oral practice of subject pronouns.
Instructional: Grammar notes: Present tense AR verbs.
Independent practice: Fill out conjugation chart AR vetbs.
Follow up: Study endings for AR verbs in present tense.