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Welcome y Bienvenido to the blog for Señor Herboth's Spanish classes at Portland Christian Jr./Sr. High School.
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
La próxima unidad: Los instrumentos
We will soon be studying music and instruments in Spanish! There are a range of opportunities/ oportunidades so get ready for some fun learning about the Spanish World through percussion, strings, woodwinds, and other forms of traditional Spanish instruments. I have a link in the tarea (Homework section to give you a head start.
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Las mascotas y otros animales
Our current topic of interest is that of pets and other animals. This is going to be more difficult than the last topic because nobody should have all of the animals available to point to for memorization. We will be using many different techniques to try to learn, comprehend, and use this knowledge in relevant exchanges in Spanish.
What will that look like? Possibly a game of pato pato ganso (duck duck goose) or a relay race with stick animals (Think of a horse head on a stick) or stump your neighbor. Either way we will have fun and learn about taking care of our pets along with a trip to an imaginary veterinarian.
What will that look like? Possibly a game of pato pato ganso (duck duck goose) or a relay race with stick animals (Think of a horse head on a stick) or stump your neighbor. Either way we will have fun and learn about taking care of our pets along with a trip to an imaginary veterinarian.
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Examen o Pruebita
Monday January 28th is the unit test on all the body parts (1st through 3rd on the parts of the head). Some good resources are found at school outside my door or on the billboard.
Also, Languageguide.org has a complete practice for almost all of them in the Spanish (de España) under body parts (el cuerpo). Remember the hardest ones to remember have been la mejilla (cheek), las cejas (eye brows), el párpado (eyelid), el tobillo (ankle), and el talón (heel).
It would be a good idea to practice writing them, talking with a friend (in Spanish!), testing yourself, or flashcards several times before Monday. Use your actions with the words to better remember. It may be silly, but I have had students who go from the very beginning (la cabeza) to whatever word/part they are trying to get to.
Good luck! Buena suerte!
Also, Languageguide.org has a complete practice for almost all of them in the Spanish (de España) under body parts (el cuerpo). Remember the hardest ones to remember have been la mejilla (cheek), las cejas (eye brows), el párpado (eyelid), el tobillo (ankle), and el talón (heel).
It would be a good idea to practice writing them, talking with a friend (in Spanish!), testing yourself, or flashcards several times before Monday. Use your actions with the words to better remember. It may be silly, but I have had students who go from the very beginning (la cabeza) to whatever word/part they are trying to get to.
Good luck! Buena suerte!
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