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2 Pronunciation Guide Use this chart to practice proper pronunciation of Spanish words. Letter Spanish Example Spanish Word for Letter Sound in English a agua a octopus b bebé be boat c * cepillo or coco ce celery or cola ch ** chocolate che chess d e dedo elefante de e dog rake f fuego efe family g * gato or gigante ge gate or hill h hoja hache hour (silent) i isla i meat j jirafa jota hot k koala ka kangaroo l limón ele listen ll ** m llanta manzana elle eme yawn map n número ene number ñ o ñu ocho eñe o canyon open p papalote pe potato q r queso rama cu ere cool rat rr *** perro erre Robert (roll the r) s t siete tigre ese te sun tan u uvas u balloon v violín ve baby w wafle doble ve worm x xilófono equis xylophone y yate i griega yellow z zorro zeta set * The letters c and g are pronounced differently, depending on the vowel that follows. A c followed by a, o, or u would be pronounced like the k in kite. A c followed by an i or e is pronounced like the s in simple. Similarly, a g followed by an a, o, or u would be pronounced like the g in goat. A g followed by an i or e is pronounced like the h in hill. ** The letter combinations ch and ll are traditionally considered unique letters in the Spanish alphabet. *** The letter combination rr is not always considered a separate letter, but it is a unique sound in Spanish. Carson-Dellosa

efe family g * gato or gigante ge gate or hill h hoja hache hour (silent) i isla i meat j jirafa jota hot k koala ka kangaroo l limón ele listen ll ** m llanta manzana elle eme yawn map n número ene

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5 Un plano de la clase A Classroom Map Draw a map of your classroom in the space below. Include and label these items: la silla... chair el pupitre...desk el pizarrón... chalkboard la ventana...window la puerta... door el pared...wall el reloj... clock el sacapuntas...pencil sharpener la tiza... chalk el borrador...eraser la bandera... flag la mesa...table Carson-Dellosa

.. chalkboard la ventana...window la puerta... door el pared...wall el reloj.

6 En mi mochila In My Backpack Cut out the cards at the bottom of the page. Glue the things you might take to school with you onto the picture of the backpack. el cuaderno el pizarrón el dinero el papel el libro el lápiz el pupitre la bandera el almuerzo el borrador la regla la mesa Carson-Dellosa

7 Busque a su alrededor Look Around Look around your classroom. You will find more than one of many objects. Remember three simple rules to form the plural of a noun: If a word ends in a vowel, add s. If a word ends in a consonant, add es. If a word ends in z, change the z to c and add es. Use these rules to write the singular or plural form of each word. Singular Plural 1. silla 2. pupitre 3. borrador 4. ventanas 5. puertas 6. pared 7. cuaderno 8. plumas 9. mochilas 10. lápiz 11. libro 12. papel Carson-Dellosa 10

If a word ends in z, change the z to c and add es. Use these rules to write the singular or plural form of each word.

8 Mi clase My Classroom Fill in the blocks with the correct letters to form each word below. Then write the letter of the matching picture on the line. libro papel pupitre bandera piso ventana tijeras bolígrafo tiza mochila 1. A 2. B 3. C D 4. E 5. F G 8. H I 9. J 10. Carson-Dellosa 11

Then write the letter of the matching picture on the line.

9 Un cuento en Spanglish A Spanglish Story Listen to the Spanish words you hear in the story. Can you tell what they mean? Find the English meanings for the Spanish words below. Write the correct letter on each line. Mi clase La puerta opened and all the estudiantes entered la sala. I was scared. I couldn t find mi pupitre. I asked el maestro, Dónde está mi pupitre? El maestro said, Está next to el pizarrón, near la ventana. I see it. It has mi nombre on it. I put mi mochila on the back of mi silla. I put mis libros, lápices, papeles, and bolígrafo on la mesa under la ventana. I opened mi cuaderno and put mi tarea in the basket by la pared. 1. la puerta A. my chair 2. estudiantes B. pencils 3. la sala C. my backpack 4. mi pupitre D. pen 5. el maestro E. table 6. dónde está F. students 7. está G. papers 8. el pizarrón H. my notebook 9. la ventana I. the door 10. mi nombre J. my homework 11. mi mochila K. the classroom 12. mi silla L. the window 13. mis libros M. the wall 14. lápices N. where is 15. papeles O. it is 16. bolígrafo P. the teacher 17. la mesa Q. my desk 18. mi cuaderno R. the chalkboard 19. mi tarea S. my name 20. la pared T. my books Carson-Dellosa 12

El maestro said, Está next to el pizarrón, near la ventana. I see it. It has mi nombre on it. I put mi mochila on the back of mi silla.

10 la silla el pupitre el pizarrón la tiza la puerta la pared la ventana el sacapuntas la mesa la bandera el borrador el reloj Carson-Dellosa 13

11 desk chair chalk chalkboard wall door pencil sharpener window flag table clock eraser Carson-Dellosa 14

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