TIENEN 5 MINUTOSMake sure

you have out yourprogress reports

VÁMONOS

1) If you were traveling to a Spanish-speaking country, why might it be important to know about numbers, days of the week and months??

2) Do you already know any numbers in Spanish?

3) Go through the vocabulary you’ve learned so far, and write down the 10 hardest words for you to remember in Spanish and the English translations.

¿Ideas?

¿Cuáles son?

¿Cuáles son?

DAYS OF THE WEEKDÍAS DE LA SEMANAAs each day of the week pops up, write the Spanish word that matches the English on your calendar.

Make sure to pay attention to spelling and accents!

LOS DÍAS DE LA SEMANA

ENGLISH: SPANISH:

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

lunesmartes

miércolesjueves

viernes

sábado

domingo

VAMOS A CANTARThere are TWO different songs we will learn with days of the week, but we are only going to practice one right now.

At first you can look at your notes, but try to sing along without looking!

¡CANTAMOS!Lunes, martesLunes, martesMiércolesMiércolesJueves y viernesJueves y viernesSá-ba-doDo-min-go

To the tune of “Brother John”

MONTHS OF THE YEARMESES DEL AÑOAs each day of the month pops up, write the Spanish word that matches the English on your calendar.

Make sure to pay attention to spelling and accents!

enero

febrero

marzo

abril

REPASO RÁPIDO

Quick Review

mayo

junio

julio

agosto

REPASO RÁPIDO

Quick Review

septiembre

octubre

noviembre

diciembre

REPASO RÁPIDO

Quick Review

VAMOS A CANTARThere are TWO different songs we will learn with months of the year, but we are only going to practice one right now.

At first you can look at your notes, but try to sing along without looking!

¡BAILAMOS!Enero, febrero, marzo, abril

Mayo, junio, julio, agosto

Septiembre, octubre, noviembre, diciembre

¡HEYYYY los meses!

To the tune of “La macarena”

VAMOS A CANTARNow it is time for the SECOND song.

This one COMBINES days of the week and months of the year, do the best you can!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdLuT_P0OzE&feature=related

NÚMEROS 1-10NUMBERS 1-10As each day of the numbers pops up, write the Spanish word that matches the English on your calendar.

Make sure to pay attention to spelling and accents!

15

uno

25

dos

35

tres

45

cuatro

55

cinco

65

seis

75

siete

85

ocho

95

nueve

105

diez

VAMOS A CANTARWe will be singing a song to learn the numbers 1-10.

At first you can look at your notes, but try to sing along without looking!

Una canción: Diez amigos (To the tune of “Ten Little Indians”)

1. Uno, dos tres amigos, cuatro, cinco, seis amigos, siete ocho, nueve amigos, diez amigos son.

VAMOS A CANTARNOW we are going to change the song!

Señorita Hall will randomly choose a number between 1-10.

She will say the number in ENGLISH.

When you come to that number in the song, don’t say it, say HMMM instead.

Una canción: Diez amigos (To the tune of “Ten Little Indians”)

1. Uno, dos tres amigos, cuatro, cinco, seis amigos, siete ocho, nueve amigos, diez amigos son.

EXIT TICKET

On the back of your calendar answer the following questions in Spanish:

1. What day comes after miércoles?2. What day comes after sábodo?3. What month comes after marzo?4. What month comes after septiembre?5. What number comes after tres?6. What number comes after siete?

TAREA

Answer the following questions by writing the word in Spanish:

1. How many ventanas are there in Señorita Hall’s clase?

2. How many banderas are there on la pared?3. In what month do we celebrate Día de los

muertos?4. In what month do we celebrate the Mexican

Day of Independence?5. What is the Mexican Day of Independence

called in Spanish?