La profesora y los alumnos están. La profesora enseña. Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school el 11 de febrero La profesora y los alumnos están. La profesora enseña. Ella enseña geografía. Él levanta la mano cuando tiene una pregunta. Ellos llevan camisas azules. Ellos llevan materiales escolares.

o as a an a an lleva pregunta o o as as a an a an a an a an enseña contesta To get To raise To pay (attention) To take To study To speak/talk To participate To call To listen To give

no enseño la clase. enseña la clase. levanto la mano. no levanta la mano. no hablo en clase. habla en clase. no doy notas. da notas. tomo exámenes. no toma exámenes. pregunto las preguntas. pregunta las preguntas. no contesto las preguntas. contesta las preguntas.

Over the next lesson, we’re going to check that: Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school How do people participate in a classroom? Firming it up! Over the next lesson, we’re going to check that: you know what your new vocab means when you write, read and hear it you know how to conjugate your verbs for yo, tú, él, ella, ellos, and ellas You know when to use present tense verbs You know how to answer questions in complete sentences using your new verbs

As I point, you give the Spanish: to bring stuff to pay attention Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school Vocab - Lessons 4 - 5 As I point, you give the Spanish: to bring stuff to pay attention to raise the hand to study to take a test to get grades to teach to ask to talk to listen to call on to answer to give a test to give grades Grammar Elicitation: These verbs are in their _____________forms. They end in _______. To say that someone does them, I’ll take off the ________ and put on a different ending. infinitive -AR -AR

I bring stuff I pay attention I raise my hand I study Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school Yo forms I bring stuff I pay attention I raise my hand I study I take a test I get grades I teach I ask I talk I listen I call on I answer I give a test I give grades Grammar Elicitation: These verbs are _____________. Their infinitives end in _______. To say that “I” or “yo” does them I’ll take off the ________ and put on an ______. “Yo hablo” can mean 3 things: conjugations -AR -AR -O I speak I do speak I am speaking

do you bring stuff? do you pay attention? Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school Tú forms do you bring stuff? do you pay attention? do you raise your hand? do you study? do you take a test? do you get grades? do you teach? do you ask? do you talk? do you listen? do you call on? do you answer? do you give a test? do you give grades? Grammar Elicitation: These verbs are _____________. Their infinitives end in _______. To say that “you (familiar)” or “tú” does them I’ll take off the ________ and put on an ______. “tú hablas” can mean 3 things: conjugations -AR -AR -AS you speak you do speak you are speaking

he/she brings stuff he/she pays attention Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school He/She forms he/she brings stuff he/she pays attention he/she raises a hand he/she studies he/she takes a test he/she gets grades he/she teaches he/she asks he/she talks he/she listens he/she calls on he/she answers he/she gives a test he/she gives grades Grammar Elicitation: These verbs are _____________. Their infinitives end in _______. To say that “he/she” or “él / ella” does them I’ll take off the ________ and put on an ______. “él habla” can mean 3 things: conjugations -AR -AR -A he speaks he does speak he is speaking

they bring stuff they pay attention they raise my hand they study Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school They forms they bring stuff they pay attention they raise my hand they study they take a test they get grades they teach they ask they talk they listen they call on they answer they give a test they give grades Grammar Elicitation: These verbs are _____________. Their infinitives end in _______. To say that “they” or “ellos” does them I’ll take off the ________ and put on an ______. “ellos hablan” can mean 3 things: conjugations -AR -AR -AN they speak they do speak they are speaking

Grammar Translation – Watch your endings! Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school Grammar Translation – Watch your endings! Verbs in the present tense can mean 3 things. Yo hablo I speak; I do speak; I am speaking Translate these using either an infinitive or a conjugation: I answer __________________________ He’s raising __________________________ to give __________________________ They get __________________________ She doesn’t teach __________________________ Are you listening? __________________________ I do study. __________________________ They aren’t talking. __________________________ yo contesto él levanta dar ellos sacan ella no enseña ¿Escuchas tú? Yo estudio Ellas no hablan

Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school f b e d

En mi opinión, algunos de ustedes no escuchan bien. Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school En mi opinión, algunos de ustedes no escuchan bien. ¿Qué dijo? present tense past tense

Other tenses have different endings. Ask before you try! Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school So far, you ONLY speak in the present tense. Check the expressions that are in the present tense. Put an X next to those that are in other tenses: We brought our school supplies. I’ll listen tomorrow. She teaches 5th grade. They wouldn’t answer. You got a good grade! Other tenses have different endings. Ask before you try!     

Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school Number from 1-5. Listen and write the letter of each photo as it is described. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. c b a e d

Los alumnos preguntan una pregunta. Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school Los alumnos preguntan una pregunta. ¿Cómo reacciona la profesora? Ella escucha. Ella contesta.

Los alumnos levantan las manos. Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school Los alumnos levantan las manos. ¿Cómo reacciona la profesora? Ella llama a un alumno.

Los alumnos toman un examen. Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school Los alumnos toman un examen. ¿Cómo reacciona el profesor? Él da notas.

Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.     

¿Qué pasa primero, segundo, tercero? La profesora: llamar al alumno Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school ¿Qué pasa primero, segundo, tercero? La profesora: llamar al alumno contestar una pregunta escuchar la pregunta Llama al alumno Escucha una pregunta Contesta la pregunta

¿Qué pasa primero, segundo, tercero? La profesora: dar un examen Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school ¿Qué pasa primero, segundo, tercero? La profesora: dar un examen enseñar la lección dar notas malas Enseña la lección Da un examen Da notas malas

¿Qué pasa primero, segundo, tercero? Los profesores: preguntar Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school ¿Qué pasa primero, segundo, tercero? Los profesores: preguntar enseñar la lección llamar a un alumno Enseñan la lección Llaman a un alumno Preguntan

mano pregunta atención profesora La profesora los alumnos da toma Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school mano pregunta atención profesora La profesora los alumnos da toma buena mala pantalones camisas faldas blusas sus mochilas

¿Quiénes toman exámenes en la escuela? Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school ¿Quiénes toman exámenes en la escuela? Las alumnas toman exámenes.

¿Quiénes sacan notas buenas? Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school ¿Quiénes sacan notas buenas? Los alumnos sacan notas buenas.

¿Quiénes hablan español en la clase de español? Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school ¿Quiénes hablan español en la clase de español? Los alumnos hablan español. La profesora habla español.

¿Quiénes dan exámenes en la clase de español? Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school ¿Quiénes dan exámenes en la clase de español? Los profesores dan exámenes.

¿Quiénes contestan preguntas? Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school ¿Quiénes contestan preguntas? Los profesores contestan preguntas.

La Profesora Los alumnos 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. prestan atención Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school Dictation Make two columns with enough space to write a short phrase. Label Profesora / Alumnos. Summarize what the speaker says, writing your phrases below the person who typically does the action. La Profesora Los alumnos 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. prestan atención enseña español llevan uniforme levantan la mano sacan una nota mala da un examen toman un examen contesta la pregunta

¿Quiénes prestan atención al profesor? Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school ¿Quiénes prestan atención al profesor? Los alumnos prestan atención.

¿Cuándo prestan atención? Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school ¿Cuándo prestan atención? Los alumnos prestan atención cuando su profesor habla/enseña.

¿Quiénes levantan la mano? Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school ¿Quiénes levantan la mano? Los alumnos levantan la mano.

¿Cuándo levantan ellos la mano? cuando ellos tienen una pregunta. Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school ¿Cuándo levantan ellos la mano? Los alumnos levantan la mano cuando ellos tienen una pregunta.

Enseñar - to teach Yo enseño Nosotros Tú Vosotros Él enseñas Ellos Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school Conjugating an AR verb Enseñar - to teach Yo Tú Él Ella Usted enseño Nosotros Vosotros Ellos Ellas Ustedes enseñas enseña enseñan enseña enseñan enseña enseñan

Contestar - to answer Yo Tú Él Ella Usted contesto Nosotros Vosotros Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school Conjugating an AR verb Contestar - to answer Yo Tú Él Ella Usted contesto Nosotros Vosotros Ellos Ellas Ustedes contestas contesta contestan contesta contestan contesta contestan

Dar - to give Yo Tú Él Ella Usted doy Nosotros Vosotros Ellos Ellas Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school Conjugating an AR verb Dar - to give Yo Tú Él Ella Usted doy Nosotros Vosotros Ellos Ellas Ustedes das da dan da dan da dan

4) Talk about what a teacher does in class: Target: uses AR verbs to talk about school el 12 de febrero 4) Talk about what a teacher does in class: How do you ask: How does the teacher participate in class? Where does the “does” come from? How do you say she teaches, she talks, she asks questions, she calls, she answers, she gives? c) How do you say I listen? What are the infinitives? to teach to ask to talk to listen to call on to answer to give a test to give grades