| Date | Event |
| 6 | This week in Spanish class
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| 7 | This week in Spanish class
Spanish students will be responsible for a list of common questions. They will translate and answer these questions for a grade at the end of the week. We will also be collecting ideas, words, and phrases that will help us compose a written piece on a tradition or celebration in the past, this will be a test grade due in a couple weeks. |
| 8 | This week in Spanish class
Spanish students will be responsible for a list of common questions. They will translate and answer these questions for a grade at the end of the week. We will also be collecting ideas, words, and phrases that will help us compose a written piece on a tradition or celebration in the past, this will be a test grade due in a couple weeks. |
| 9 | quiz questions
http://www.toolboxpro.org/secure/teachers/1560/140106031835_Preguntas_Comunes__sin_respuestas_2_pager.doc |
| 13 | Week of January 13
y
pero / sino (con frases negativas)
primero
Segundo
tercero
luego / entonces
otra vez
también
en otras palabras
es decir
en fin |
| 21 | MYP writing assessment (TEST)
Students will be writing a letter to an imaginary pen pal, describing a past celebration or tradition. Fifty words is the absolute minimum to be considered for a grade, but the target word count is 100 to 150 words. |
| 22 | MYP writing assessment (TEST)
Students will be writing a letter to an imaginary pen pal, describing a past celebration or tradition. Fifty words is the absolute minimum to be considered for a grade, but the target word count is 100 to 150 words. |
| 27 | Week of Jan 27 2014
Spanish work for the week of Jan. 27
Spanish students will be responsible for selected information on their Contents Page #2. Specifically, on Thursday, they will be quizzed on the present and past tense conjugations of the verb expressions that begin with the letters N,Q,T,I, and P. They will need to review the listed infinitive words and phrases that are used in conjunction with these verbs. They will also be studying a list of 10 expressions that are used as interjections.
Exclamation / Interjections list:
Yo lo creo.
Vale.
Vaya.
Interesante.
¡Qué divertido!
¿De veras?
Increíble.
Qué padre. Qué chévere.
No me digas.
Claro.
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| 28 | Week of Jan 27 2014
Spanish work for the week of Jan. 27
Spanish students will be responsible for selected information on their Contents Page #2. Specifically, on Thursday, they will be quizzed on the present and past tense conjugations of the verb expressions that begin with the letters N,Q,T,I, and P. They will need to review the listed infinitive words and phrases that are used in conjunction with these verbs. They will also be studying a list of 10 expressions that are used as interjections.
Exclamation / Interjections list:
Yo lo creo.
Vale.
Vaya.
Interesante.
¡Qué divertido!
¿De veras?
Increíble.
Qué padre. Qué chévere.
No me digas.
Claro.
|
| 29 | Week of Jan 27 2014
Spanish work for the week of Jan. 27
Spanish students will be responsible for selected information on their Contents Page #2. Specifically, on Thursday, they will be quizzed on the present and past tense conjugations of the verb expressions that begin with the letters N,Q,T,I, and P. They will need to review the listed infinitive words and phrases that are used in conjunction with these verbs. They will also be studying a list of 10 expressions that are used as interjections.
Exclamation / Interjections list:
Yo lo creo.
Vale.
Vaya.
Interesante.
¡Qué divertido!
¿De veras?
Increíble.
Qué padre. Qué chévere.
No me digas.
Claro.
|
| 30 | Quiz on NQTIP and expressions / interjections
Thursday quiz on Contents Page # 2 (AKA : NQTIP + Infinitives)
Notebook check on warm up activities for the week. |