Ricitos de Oro y Los Tres Osos Goldilocks and the Three Bears Images used with permission from http://ngfl.northumberland.gov.uk/english/goldilocks/scenes_gallery.htm

TPRS Storytelling The trick to learning a language is you must hear a lot of the language and understand what is being said. You must be relaxed and have fun. Be sure you understand every word. Laugh because it releases endorphins that contribute to long term memory. Involve movement.

TPR levantese – stand up dice - says siéntese – sit down abren – opens camina – walk ve – see come – eat sube – climb va - goes Se duerme – falls asleep

la casita – frías – tres sillas – el bosque - dura - hard tres osos – las gachas – calientes - frías – tres sillas – dura - hard soft – soft tres camas - eyes - (porridge)

There is a casita in the bosque. Tres osos live in the house.

There is a papá oso, mama osa and bebé oso.

One day mama osa makes gachas.

The tres osos caminan through the bosque.

One day Ricitos de Oro va to the casita of the tres osos.

Ricitos de Oro ve tres bowls of gachas Ricitos de Oro ve tres bowls of gachas. Ricitos de Oro come las gachas of the papá oso but they are too calientes. Come las gachas of the mama osa but they are too frías. Come las gachas of the bebé oso and they are perfectas. Come all of the gachas of the bebé oso.

Ricitos de Oro ve tres sillas Ricitos de Oro ve tres sillas. Se sienta in the silla of the papá oso but it is too dura. Se sienta in the silla of the mama osa but it is too suave. Se sienta in the silla of the bebé oso and it is perfecta. However, the silla breaks.

Ricitos de Oro sube the stairs and ve tres camas Ricitos de Oro sube the stairs and ve tres camas. Sube in the cama of the papá oso, but it is too dura. Sube in the cama of the mama osa, but it is too suave. Sube in the cama of the bebé oso, and it is perfecta. Se duerme.

Los Tres Osos regresan to their casa.

Papá oso dice, “Someone’s been eating mis gachas Papá oso dice, “Someone’s been eating mis gachas.” Mama osa dice, “Someone’s been eating mis gachas.” Bebé oso dice, “Someone’s been eating mis gachas, and they are all gone. El bebé oso llora y llora.

The papá oso dice, “Someone’s been sitting in mi silla The papá oso dice, “Someone’s been sitting in mi silla. The mama osa dice, “Someone’s been sitting in mi silla. The bebé oso dice, “Someone’s been sitting in mi silla, and mi silla is rota.

Los tres osos suben the stairs Los tres osos suben the stairs. Papá oso dice, “Someone’s been sleeping in mi cama. Mama osa dice, “Someone’s been sleeping in mi cama. Bebé oso dice, “Someone’s been sleeping in mi cama, and she is still there.

Ricitos de Oro abren her ojos Ricitos de Oro abren her ojos. She is afraid and corre from the casa never to return.

Oso de la bolsa Pega una parte de la boca debajo de la solapa de la bolsa. Glue a part of the mouth under the flap of the bag. Pega otra parte de la boca sobre la solapa. Glue the other part of the mouth on the flap. Pega la nariz en la cabeza sobre la boca. Glue the nose on the head above the mouth. Pega los ojos en la cabeza sobre la nariz. Glue the eyes on the head above the nose. Pega las mejillas y las cejas en la cabeza. Glue the cheeks and eyebrows on the head. Pega el pecho en el cuerpo más bajo de la bolsa. Glue the chest on the body at the bottom of the bag. Pega la cinta bajo de la boca para un osito y sobre la cabeza para una osita. Glue the bow under the mouth for a boy bear and on the head for a girl bear. Pega los brazos entre los lados de la bolsa. Glue the arms into the sides of the bag.

EL CUERPO LA BOCA EL PECHO LA NARIZ LOS OJOS LOS BRAZOS LA CABEZA LAS MEJILLAS LAS CEJAS LAS OREJAS

A Tu Ti Ta Pulgares arriba Codos atrás Pies aparte Rodillas juntas Ojos cerrados Dése una vuelta

El Cuerpo Cabeza y Hombros Simon Dice