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The Spanish Homepage
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¡Bienvenidos!
This is your homepage for Spanish.
Any
information that you may need to supplement
your
classroom learning will be on this page(s).
Visit often,
and make use of these resources.
They are
here to help you

Technology:
Your textbook is
on line at: www.pasoapaso.com.
This textbook follows what we are doing, and helps you with your class-work,
homework and test preparation.
Another
outstanding resource to use, which we use in class, is
www.pwidergren.net. This website
uses power-point presentations to cxplain grammar to you. It is
interactive, and you point the mouse to your answer. The site will tell
you if you are right or wrong.
Finally, we have
a Spanish/English Dictionary on line. You may find this useful tool at:
www.wordreference.com.

 

Get ready to
travel!!

As we study the
Spanish language, we will learn
all about the
geographies, and cultures of the
Spanish
speaking countries of the world.
Brush up on
your map skills.

How will we
learn the language?
-
reviewing
materials on an on-going basis
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continually
practicing the model dialogues
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be able to
see the written Spanish word and be able to translate it.
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be able to
begin to write these Spanish phrases using guided worksheets
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practice
talking and responding to native speakers on CD
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strengthening visual and listening skills through guided activities on video
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continually
reviewing previously learned work
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inter-active speaking with partners

Grammar
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We will spend a
lot of time this marking period writing, and enhancing our
hearing to the Spanish language. Pay special attention to the
sections in your text book called Vocabulario para conversar,
También necesitas... and Resumen del capítulo at the end of each
chapter. We will be doing many hands on activities, and oral
conversations. Keep coming back to this page...it will be
undated often.
Remember to
practice your "ar" verb conjugations. I have given you the verb
endings in the chart below.
Don't forget to
use the correct subject noun or pronoun.
"ar" verb
endings
| singular |
plural |
| o |
amos |
| as |
****** |
| a |
an |
Here is the
conjugation for the verb "gustar," to like. Remember that this
verb could be reflexive. Following the conjugation of the verb,
will be the reflexive pronouns. Make sure you are memorizing
these verbs and pronouns. It is really important.
the verb
"gustar" to like
| singular |
plural |
| gusto |
gustamos |
| gustas |
****** |
| gusta |
gustan |
There will be more regular and
irregular verbs added very shortly. Make sure you are keeping
current in your notebooks...a great way to study.
Reflexive
Pronouns
|
singular |
plural |
| me
(myself) |
nos (ourselves) |
| te
(yourself FAMILIAR) |
***** |
| se
(yourself FORMAL) |
se (yourselves) |
Watch for
more grammar to be posted soon.


LINKS
Holy Name Teachers Main
Page: www.hnsteachers.net
To go to my other page,
English,
www.hnsteachers.net/english
To see Grade 6 Homeroom
Main Page: www.hnsteachers.net
To reach me, e
mail at www.johnmoalli@yahoo.com,
send a note, or call the school

Have
a Happy and Safe School Year!!!
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