el 8 de septiembre

Spanish II:

New vocab:

Camisa-dress shirt, camiseta-tshirt, chaqueta-jacket, tenis-tennis shoes, zapatos-shoes, calcetines-socks, pantalones-pants, pantalones cortos-shorts, jeans-jeans, blusa-blouse, panitmedias-pantyhose, vestido-dress, suéter-sweater, sudadera-sweatshirt, falda-skirt

Hugh Newman Video Part One

Homework: Read syllabus with parents and sign and return.

Extra Credit: Comment on this blog. Make sure you put your name and class period and something in Spanish.

Spanish III/IV:
Acostarse-to lay oneself down, Bañarse-to bathe oneself, Cepillarse to brush oneself, Desayunar-to eat breakfast, Despertarse-To wake oneself up, Ducharse-to shower oneself, Lavarse-to wash oneself, Levantarse-to stand oneself up, Peinarse-to comb oneself, Secarse-to dry oneself, Vestirse-to dress oneself, Quitarse-to take off oneself, Ponerse-to put on oneself.

We started to cover what you will be able to do with ease by the end of the year, go from tense to tense and connecting with what is being said naturally.

We learned actions and gestures for the verbs above then used them in different tenses. Today we worked with present and preterit (past) tenses.

Example

Infinitive: Secarse
Command: Sécate
Present: Me seco, te secas
Past: Me sequé, te secaste
Progressive (ing): Me estoy secando

Watched Hugh New and thought about why I was using classtime to show it and how we are going to incorporate it in class. Will discuss after part two tomorrow.

Homework: Read syllabus with parents and sign and return.

Extra Credit: Comment on this blog. Make sure you put your name and class period and something in Spanish.