The Spanish Homepage

 

¡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

  • continually practicing the model dialogues

  • be able to see the written Spanish word and be able to translate it.

  • be able to begin to write these Spanish phrases using guided worksheets

  • practice talking and responding to native speakers on CD

  • strengthening visual and listening skills through guided activities on video

  • continually reviewing previously learned work

  • inter-active speaking with partners

 

 

                Grammar

 

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.

 

 

Cube flies - Click image to download.

 

   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!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   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