LESSON PLAN FOR WEEK 1 SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS WINTER TERM, 2016 JANUARY 25

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1 LESSON PLAN FOR WEEK 1 SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS WINTER TERM, 2016 JANUARY 25 REVIEW: [Regresa a mi-love song lyrics. Margarete St John] INTRODUCTION TO WINTER TERM & FORMAT OF COURSE a e i o u -- Term highlights: Eating out, Daily routines, clothing names, body parts. We ll also learn to conjugate verbs in the past tense as well some future tense constructions. Ser and Estar will continue to come up as well as the irregular verb IR, which is very important. 1. Grammar - Review Present Tense verb conjugations. Handout Vocabulary 1. Colors, Relatives, Useful Expressions on Handout Numbers. Handout Conversation/sentence building Telling Time in Spanish (No handout) Ana Video Downloaded 9m READING-COMPREHENSION First Spanish Reader, Padre, Hijo, o Caballo? p.2 NEW MATERIAL: 1. Grammar: Reflexive Verbs - Video Reflexive Verbs -- Kaplan 6m (Downloaded) --or Ana 20m (Downloaded) Handout No. 118 Reflexive verbs are verbs in which the action refers back to the subject. We use reflexive verbs to do things to or for ourselves. In English we express the reflexive with: I shave myself. He washes himself. She combs her hair. 2. Vocabulary: List of Some Common Reflexive verbs, Handout 118b 3. Conversation/sentence building Idiomatic Expression: 1. Es mejor dar que recibir

2 CONJUGATIONS OF REGULAR PRESENT TENSE AR, ER, AND IR VERBS (escuchar, aprender, escribir) Handout No. 112 ESCUCHAR singular plural first person second person (familiar) second person (formal) yo escucho (I listen) tú escuchas (You listen) usted escucha (You listen) nosotros escuchamos (We listen) (Not used in Mexico) vosotros escucháis (You all listen) ustedes escuchan (You all listen) third person él/ella escucha (He/She listens) ellos escuchan (They listen) APRENDER singular plural first person second person (familiar) second person (formal) yo aprendo (I learn) tú aprendes (You learn) usted aprende (You learn) nosotros aprendemos (We learn) (Not used in Mexico) vosotros aprendéis (You all learn) ustedes aprenden (You all learn) third person él/ella aprende (He/She learns) ellos aprenden (They learn) ESCRIBIR singular plural first person second person (familiar) second person (formal) yo escribo (I write) tú escribes (You write) usted escribe (You write) nosotros escribimos (We write) (Not used in Mexico) vosotros escribís (You all write) ustedes escriben (You all write) third person él/ella escribe (He/She writes) ellos escriben (They write)

3 COLORS, RELATIVES AND USEFUL EXPRESSIONS, ETC. Handout No. 115 ASKING FOR HELP Puede ayudarme? Dónde está el baño? Dónde está el wáter? Dónde está la farmacia? Vaya Usted Derecho! Estoy perdido Tuerza por la izquierda! Doble a la derecha! Estoy buscando a Frenchy. Un momento, por favor! No cuelgue, por favor! Cuánto vale? Perdone! / Oiga! Perdone! / Disculpe! Venga conmigo! Sígame! Can you help me? Where is the bathroom? Where is the bathroom? (Spain) Where is the pharmacy? Go straight! I m lost. Turn left! Turn right! I m looking for Frenchy. Just a momento, please! Don t hang up, please! How much does it cost? Excuse me! (to ask for something) Excuse me! (to pass by) Come with me! Follow me! COLORS, color Amarillo/a Anaranjado/a azul blanco /a marrón morado/a negro/a rojo/a rosado/a verde/a (yellow) (orange) (blue) (white) (brown) (purple) (black) (red) (pink) (green) DESCRIBING THINGS by color: 1. De qué color es? (What color is it?) 2. La puerta es blanca. (The door is white.) 3. Mi camisa es. (My shirt is.) 4. Mi vestido es. (My dress is.) 5. Mi carro es. (My car is.) 6. Su gorra es. (Your hat is ) 7. The dólares son. (The dollars are.) los parientes la familia el esposo la esposa la hija el hijo la madre el padre la abuela el abuelo (relatives) (family) (husband) (wife) (daughter) (son) (mother) (father) (grandmother) (grandfather) el tío la tía la sobrina el sobrino la nieta el nieto el primo la prima Papá Mamá (uncle) (aunt) (niece) (nephew) (grandchild) (f) (grandchild) (m) (cousin) (m) (cousin) (f) (Papa, Dad) (Mama, Mom)

4 SPANISH NUMBERS The Cardinal Numbers Those that are in italics are forms that change according to gender. 1. uno 2. dos 3. tres 4. cuatro 5. cinco 6. seis 7. siete 8. ocho 9. nueve 10. diez 11. once 12. doce 13. trece 14. catorce 15. quince 16. dieciséis 17. diecisiete 18. dieciocho 19. diecinueve 20. veinte 21.veintiuno 22. veintidós 30. treinta 31.treinta y uno 32. treinta y dos 40. cuarenta 41. cuarenta y uno 42. cuarenta y dos 50. cincuenta 60. sesenta 70. setenta 80. ochenta 90. noventa 100. cien 101. ciento uno 102. ciento dos 200. doscientos 300 trescientos 400.cuatrocientos 500. quinientos 600. seiscientos 700.setecientos Handout No ochocientos 900.novecientos mil dos mil tres mil un millón mil millones The Ordinal Numbers primer / primero(a) segundo(a) tercer / tercero(a) cuarto(a) quinto(a) sexto(a) sétimo(a) / séptimo(a) octavo(a) noveno(a) décimo(a) (above 10 use cardinal no.) CONVERSATION/SENTENCE BUILDING USING Hay Hay (there is, there are) un dólar/es (dollar/s) en el año. (in the year) una pesos (pesos) en un kilómetro. cinco persona/s (person/s) en la clase. (class) doce libro/s (book/s) en mi bolsillo. (pocket) diez mes/es (month/s) en mi mano. (hand) siete millones metro/s (meter/s) en mi casa. (house) mil en mi banco (bank) veinte Write your sentences below: Try saying the following in Spanish (write it out if you like): 1. How many are there? 2. There are five.

5 REFLEXIVE VERBS Present tense conjugation of lavarse (to bathe (or wash) oneself) Handout No. 118 (yo) me lavo (nosotros) nos lavamos (tu) te lavas (vosotros) os laváis (usted) se lava (ustedes) se lavan (el/ella) se lava (ellos/ellas) se lavan I wash myself. We wash ourselves. You (fam) wash yourself Y all (fam) wash yourselves (Spain) You wash yourself Y all wash yourselves He/she washes himself/herself They wash themselves Me lavo Te lavas (Ellos) se lavan Vestirse (to get dressed) por la mañana (in the morning) por la tarde (in the afternoon) por la noche (at night) el sábado (on Saturday) el domingo (on Sunday) en casa (at home) en la clase (in class) nunca (never) Peinarse (To comb one s hair) me visto I get dressed me peino I comb my hair te vistes You (fam) get dressed te peinas You (fam) comb your hair se viste You/he/she get dressed se peina You comb your hair nos vestimos We get dressed nos peinamos We comb our hair se visten They/y all get dressed se peinan They/y all comb their hair Reir (to laugh) Levantarse (to get up) me río I laugh me levanto I get up te ríes You (fam) laugh te levantas You (fam) get up se ríe He/she/you laugh se levanta He/she/you get(s) up nos reímos We laugh nos levantamos We get up se ríen They/y all laugh se levantan They/y all get up Acostarse (to lie down) Despertarse (to wake up) me acuesto I lie down me despierto I wake up te acuestas You (fam) lie down te despiertas You (fam) wake up se acuesta He/she/you lie(s) down se despierta He/she/you wake(s) up nos acostamos We lie down nos despertamos We wake up se acuestan They/y all lie down se despiertan They/y all wake up Translate these sentences using the reflexive tense and speak them. 1. I get up in the morning.. 2. I lie down in the afternoon.. 3. I wake up at night..

6 SOME COMMON REFLEXIVE VERBS Handout No. 118 b Acostarse Afeitarse Apurarse Arrodillarse Bañarse Darse vuelta Despertarse Dormirse Ducharse Irse Lavarse Levantarse Meterse Ponerse Quedarse Quitarse Reirse Secarse Sentarse Sentirse to go to bed to shave oneself to hurry up to kneel down to take a bath to turn around to wake up to fall asleep To take a shower to go away, to leave To wash up (to wash oneself) to get up to get in (enter something) to put on oneself to stay (to stay put) to take off of oneself to laugh to dry off (dry oneself) to sit (oneself) down to feel (emotion, illness)