Welcome to Spanish Year 4 Semester 1

Re-current Students:Yay!!  Can you believe it you made it to your fourth year of Spanish learning?  You are truly awesome!  Congratulations!!

New Students:  Pre-requisite: Spanish Year 3 Semester 2 or  Spanish knowledge of colors, numbers 1-1000, shapes, emotions, greetings, body parts, directions, "the" in Spanish, directions, wild animals, school, seasons, days of the week, basic pronouns and  conjugating regular verbs in the present tense.   

Students will continue learning correct pronunciation, reading skills, vocabulary, and practical conversation.  Each vocabulary unit will introduce a set of new words with a song that incorporates American Sign Language, reinforces those words with games and activities, and closes with a set of Q&A that gives the new vocabulary context and meaning. At the end of this session, students will conclude with a skit to showcase all the vocabulary and skills they learned in this course. 
  
Topics in this session will include: 
Weeks 1-3:  Review of previews topics
 Weeks 4-5: Math using numbers up to 1,000,000.
 Weeks 6-7: Food:  Students will learn vocabulary and practice using verbs in the present tense to talk about food.
 Weeks 8-9: Setting the table:  Students will continue talking about food, now in the future tense.  
 Weeks 10-11:Silverware
Weeks 12-13: Time and activities done during the day
Weeks 14-15: Furniture in the house
 Week 16:  Skit "El Restaurante "

 *Questions & Answers:  1)Do you want.....? Yes, I want.....  2)Who wants…..?  I want......  3)Can you..........? Yes,  I can.....4)Who can......? I can...... 5)Do you know...? Yes I know....  6) Me too! 7) Neither do I.  8) Do you like the _______?  Yes, I do.  No,  I don't.  9) Do you know how to....?  Yes, I know how to....  No,  I don't know how to......Me too! or Me neither! 9) How do you say.....?  You say.......  10)  How do you write.....?  You write.......  11) Who is hungry? I am hungry. 12) What do you want to eat?  I want to eat......    13)Who is thirsty?  He/She is thirsty. 13)  Are you going to leave early or late?  I am going to leave early/late. 


I can't wait to see your child again and continue having fun while we learn Spanish and some Sign language!  Thank you for continuing with me!