BIENVENIDOS A LA CLASE DE ESPAÑOL! WELCOME TO SPANISH CLASS!



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BIENVENIDOS A LA CLASE DE ESPAÑOL! WELCOME TO SPANISH CLASS!

WARM-UP: 1) Find a partner must be someone you ve never met before. Introduce yourself: Name, School last year Complete the phrase: If I were an animal, I would be 2) Work together to fill in the information below. How much Spanish do you already know??? ANIMALES el elefante el tigre la serpiente COMIDA la banana la pera la patata PROFESIONES el doctor el profesor el policía TRANSPORTE el autobús el tren la bicicleta LA COMUNIDAD el hotel el hospital el banco ESCUELA las matemáticas el arte la historia

Welcome to Classical School and welcome to Spanish class! All of us here at Classical are looking forward to getting to know you and to help make this year a success for you. Learning a new language can be a bit intimidating we ve all been in your shoes at one point or another! Here are some tips and suggestions to make it easier for you: *Have an open mind...and ears! Listen carefully to the new sounds you will be hearing (as well as some familiar cognates). They may different than what you re used to, but very fun! *Use visual clues to help you understand. Often times you teacher will use hand gestures, pictures, or other visuals to help explain things. *Don t be shy! Try to speak in Spanish as much as possible. It might not come out right the first time, but keep trying and don t feel embarrassed. *Ask questions! If you don t understand something, please let your teacher know. Get help right away don t wait until it s too late! *Be patient with yourself. Learning a new language does not happen overnight it takes many YEARS! *Work with your study partner. You will be assigned a study partner from your homeroom. If you have any questions during resource (a.k.a study hall ) your partner will be there to help! *Get a tutor. In the past, students who have worked with a tutor on a regular basis have had much more success in Spanish. See the insert about the YMCA tutoring program. *Review the information in this packet. This packet contains some basic Spanish that will be helpful to review prior to the first day of class. Classical School is a wonderful place to grow, learn, and make lasting friendships. We are all proud to work and learn here and it is our pleasure to here to help you adjust as you join us this year and in years to come. Please contact me or any of the Spanish teachers here at Classical with any questions. Sincerely, Señora Cihlar Spanish Teacher

VERBS: Verbs are action words. Some examples in English are: swim, run, and write. In Spanish, all verbs end in either -ar, -er, or -ir. Here are some examples: En inglés: to swim to run to write En español: nadar correr escribir CONJUGATING A VERB: The present tense is what we use to talk about what someone is doing now. In Spanish, we conjugate verbs to say WHO is doing the action. *Remember that there are three types of verbs in Spanish: -ar, -er, and ir. *Each type of verb has its own endings for conjugating.

-AR verbs: Step 1) Drop the ar from the end of the verb. Example: nadar (to swim): nad- Step 2) Add the verb endings: + o Yo nado. = I swim. + as + amos Nosotros nadamos. = We (boys) swim. Nosotras nadamos. = We (girls) swim. + áis Tú nadas. = You swim. + a Vosotros nadáis. = You all (boys) swim. Vosotras nadáis. = You all (girls) swim. (Vosotros/as is used to talk about a group of people in an informal sense. In Spanish, it is used when talking to a group of friends. It is not used in all Spanish-speaking countries.) + an El nada. = He swims. Ella nada. = She swims. Usted nada. = You swim. (Usted is you in the formal sense. In Spanish, it is used when talking to someone like a teacher, principal, doctor, etc.) Ellos nadan. = They (the boys) swim. Ellas nadan. = They (the girls) swim. Ustedes nadan. = You all swim. (Ustedes is used for groups of people, either formal and/or informal, depending upon the norms of the country.) PRACTICE with AR verbs: A. Circle the person that is swimming in each sentence. 1) Tú nadas. I you he she they 2) Ellos nadan. we she they I you all 3) Yo nado. they you I he we B. Write the correct ending on the verb to finish the sentence. 1) Ella nad. = She swims. 2) Yo nad. = I swim. 3) Ellos nad. = They swim.

-ER verbs: Step 1) Drop the er from the end of the verb. Example: correr (to run): corr- Step 2) Add the verb endings: + o Yo corro. = I run. + es + emos Nosotros corremos. = We (boys) run. Nosotras corremos. = We (girls) run. + éis Tú corres. = You run. + e Vosotros corréis. = You all (boys) run. Vosotras corréiss. = You all (girls) run. (Vosotros/as is used to talk about a group of people in an informal sense. In Spanish, it is used when talking to a group of friends. It is not used in all Spanish-speaking countries.) + en El corre. = He runs. Ella corre. = She runs. Usted corre. = You run. (Usted is you in the formal sense. In Spanish, it is used when talking to someone like a teacher, principal, doctor, etc.) Ellos corren. = They (the boys) run. Ellas corren. = They (the girls) run. Ustedes corren. = You all run. (Ustedes is used for groups of people, either formal and/or informal, depending upon the norms of the country.) PRACTICE with ER verbs: A. Circle the person that is running in each sentence. 1) Ellas corren. I you he she they 2) Nosotros corremos. we she they I you all 3) Yo corro. they you I he we B. Write the correct ending on the verb to finish the sentence. 1) Tú corr. = You run. 2) El corr. = He runs. 3) Ellos corr. = They run.

-IR verbs: Step 1) Drop the ir from the end of the verb. Example: escribir (to write): escrib- Step 2) Add the verb endings: + o Yo escribo. = I write. + es + imos Nosotros escribimos. = We (boys) write. Nosotras escribimos. = We (girls) write. + ís Tú escribes. = You write. + e Vosotros escribís. = You all (boys) write. Vosotras escribís. = You all (girls) write. (Vosotros/as is used to talk about a group of people in an informal sense. In Spanish, it is used when talking to a group of friends. It is not used in all Spanish-speaking countries.) + en El escribe. = He writes. Ella escribe. = She writes. Usted escribe. = You write. (Usted is you in the formal sense. In Spanish, it is used when talking to someone like a teacher, principal, doctor, etc.) Ellos corren. = They (the boys) run. Ellas corren. = They (the girls) run. Ustedes corren. = You all run. (Ustedes is used for groups of people, either formal and/or informal, depending upon the norms of the country.) PRACTICE with IR verbs: A. Circle the person that is writing in each sentence. 1) Usted escribe. I you he she they 2) Vosotros escribís. we she they I you all 3) Ellos escriben. they you I he we B. Write the correct ending on the verb to finish the sentence. 1) Yo escrib. = I write. 2) Ustedes escrib. = You all write. 3) Tú escrib. = You write.

ADJECTIVES: An adjective is a describing word. In Spanish, each adjective has four forms: masculine, feminine, singular, and plural. For example, alto = tall. Here are the four forms of alto. Singular Plural Masculine alto altos Feminine alta altas 1) Carlos es alto. = Carlos is tall. 2) Carlos y Miguel son altos. = Carlos and Miguel are tall. 3) Ana es alta. = Ana is tall. 4) Ana y María son altas. Ana and María are tall. PRACTICE with adjectives: In Spanish, bajo means short. Write the missing forms of bajo in the chart below. Singular Plural Masculine bajo Feminine Now, complete each sentence below with the correct form of bajo. 1) Juan es. = Juan is short. 2) Juan y José son. = Juan and José are short. 3) Carla es. = Carla is short. 4) Carla y Angela son. = Carly and Angela are short.

CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING Directions: See how much you understand by completing the following activities. A. VERBS. 1) What are the three types of verbs in Spanish?,,. 2) Match the English to the Spanish: a. Yo 1. He b. Tú 2. They (girls) c. El 3. I d. Nosotros 4. We e. Vosotros 5. You f. Ellas 6. You all 3) Write the ending of the verb to complete the sentence. a. Yo corr en el parque. (I run in the park.) b. El nad en el océano. c. Nosotros escrib mucho en la clase de literatura. B. ADJETIVOS. Write the correct adjective ending to complete the descriptions. 1. Señora Cihlar es alt. 2. Big Bird es alt. 3. Laura y Lisa son alt. 4. Spiderman y Batman son alt. 5. Answer in English: What do all of these people have in common?.

ANSWER KEY: A. 1) AR, -ER, -IR 2) 1-c, 2-f, 3-a, 4-d, 5-b, 6-e 3) Yo corro. El nada. Nosotros escribimos B. 1) alta 2) alto 3) altas 4) altos 5) They are tall.