Spanishtime ® UNIT (P): SCHOOLSCHOOL-EN LA ESCUELA Questions?? 480480-970970-8231 Learning Activities We will be using the flashcards and things around our classroom to learn the school vocabulary. We will talk about things we see at school and also things we use in our c l a s s r o o m l i k e “Tijeras” (scissors), “lápiz” (pencil), “papel” (paper), etc. W h i l e doing our art projects we will ask for things in Spanish, so we can practice our new phrases, if we need a crayon, we will say “necesito un crayón” (I need a crayon). We’ll play “fríocaliente” (hot and cold) hiding objects in the class- room while our friends try to find the objects! We help by saying “caliente” if he’s close and “frío” if she’s far...then, when we find it we have to say the phrase “encontré ___” (I found ___) and then we take turns. Finally, we will play “La mochila”, the teacher will have a backpack and fill it with the school vocabulary items. She then asks “Qué tienes en tu mochila?” (What do you have in your backpack?). We take turns taking things out of the backpack one at a timeand repeating the words in Spanish. VOCABULARY KEY The bolded, enlarged syllable is the one that should be accented when speaking. However, this does not necessarily mean that it is a written accent. OBJECTS: TEACHER—EL/LA MAESTRO/A (MA-EHS-TRO) STUDENT—EL/LA ESTUDIANTE (EH-STU-DEE-AN-TE) CHALKBOARD—LA PIZARRA (PEE-SAH-RRAH) TABLE—LA MESA (MAY-SAH) BOOK—EL LIBRO (LEE-BROE) CRAYON—LOS CRAYONES (CRAE-YON-ACE) PAPER—EL PAPEL (PAH-PEL) SCISSORS—LAS TIJERAS (TEE-HARE-AS) PENCIL—EL LÁPIZ (LAH-PEES) COMPUTER—LA COMPUTADORA (COM-PU-TA-DOOR-AH) FRIEND—EL/LA AMIGO/A (AH-MEE-GO) MEMORIZATION TIPS • FIRST, GIVE THE SPANISH WORD, THEN ASK FOR THE ENGLISH EQUIVALENT. • SECOND, GIVE THE ENGLISH WORD, THEN ASK FOR THE SPANISH EQUIVALENT. (PARENTS: TRY TO GIVE THE FIRST SOUNDS OF THE SPANISH EQUIVALENT. THIS ENHANCES YOUR CHILD’S ABILITY TO RECALL THE CORRECT WORDS.) PRACTICE! PRACTICE! PRACTICE! REMEMBER, YOU HAVE TO USE IT OR YOU’LL LOSE IT! ACTIONS: TO WRITE—ESCRIBIR (ES-CREE-BEER) TO DRAW—DIBUJAR (DI-BU-HAR) TO READ—LEER (LAY-AIR) TO LISTEN—ESCUCHAR (ES-CU-CHAR) PHRASES: Escribo con el lápiz. Dibujo con los crayones. Leo mi libro. Escucho al profesor (a la profesora). I write with the pencil. I draw with the crayons. I read my book. I listen to the teacher. Spanishtime ® Interactive Spanish for All Ages SPANISHTIME® INDEPENDENT PRACTICE (P) “SCHOOL - LA ESCUELA” ACTIVITY 1: • Use your newsletter to review the school vocabulary & phrases. Say them in English and then in Spanish. • Take out your school backpack and practice finding the vocabulary words. You can even take turns testing a friend to see who can guess more correctly OR as you pull it out, see who can say it faster! ACTIVITY 2: • Make a collage with the objects from your school vocabulary list. • Label the pictures (for the benefit of the parent and the young students beginning to recognize letters) • If you find a picture not found on the vocabulary list, look it up in your Spanish-English dictionary and then label your picture! (Keep your drawings for the next activity) ACTIVITY 3: • Find black & white pictures of the school vocabulary • Download clipout from the internet (do it with your kids!) • Cut out the object and put it into a Ziploc bag. • Now, using dry erase markers, you can color and re-color the pictures and then try to namethem all...use your list...See how much fun it is! ACTIVITY 4 • Try to find the vocabulary words in your regular school classroom, your house, your parent’s home office, or your room at home. • Teach your friends/parents who don’t speak Spanish how to say the words. • For friends that speak in Spanish, do it together to see how many you can get right! You will probably really impress your classroom teacher and friends! Have fun! *** Remember children often UNDERSTAND and RECOGNIZE more than they can speak when learning a new language. Mastery comes with repetition, so keep practicing! [email protected] 480-970-8232 www.spanishtime.com
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