¡Buenos días! LEARNING INTENTIONS SUCCESS CRITERIA Trabajo del timbre: NO pongan la tarea en la cesta. Hagan la frente de la hoja de la conjugación. Do the front of the conjugation sheet before the bell rings! LEARNING INTENTIONS SUCCESS CRITERIA We are learning (to)… utilize new and old essential vocabulary & concepts in different contexts use questioning strategies to discuss our lifestyles and health habits express our thoughts on health and give advice on how to improve our choices, using ‘creer + que’ and ‘deber’ conjugate irregular verbs called “stem-changers” We’ll know we’re successful when we can… conjugate all regular verbs with ease contribute positively to our teams’ success when playing the running man game ask/answer our partner’s a variety of questions about health & give logical & well-structured advice understand the concept of a stem-changing verb & write each form correctly of dormir, tener, preferir, querer, (as well as creer, deber, hacer, ver)

*There MUST be a new running man each round! ¡Juego de correr! Work in teams of 4. Place vocabulary cards on table top. One person is the running man. He/she holds the marker. Teammates sitting hand the appropriate card off to the running man. Running man has to correctly spell terms and sentences to earn points for his/her team. *There MUST be a new running man each round!

creer + que deber yo tú él, ella, Ud. nosotros ellos, ellas, Uds.

I think that you should eat less burgers. “Me encantan las hamburguesas y yo como cada día para el almuerzo. ¿Qué debo hacer?” ____________________________________________ I think that you should eat less burgers.

We think that you should drink more tea because it’s healthy. “Yo bebo los refrescos todos los días y nunca bebo el agua. Es asqueroso…” __________________________________________________ We think that you should drink more tea because it’s healthy.

“Despúes de escuela, yo uso la computadora por horas y horas “Despúes de escuela, yo uso la computadora por horas y horas. Me encanta Facebook y Instagram. Nunca hablo con mi familia.” ____________________________________________ I think that you should spend more time with your family and talk to your friends on the phone.

We think that you should play basketball for exercise. “Nunca hago ejercicio. Nunca camino o corro or levanto pesas. No me gusta el gimansio para nada.” ______________________________________________ We think that you should play basketball for exercise.

I think that you should eat more fruit instead of ice cream. “Me encanta el helado de Leon’s porque es muy delicioso y mi favorito. ¿Qué debo hacer?” _________________________________________________ I think that you should eat more fruit instead of ice cream.

“El café es mi vida. Me encanta, me encanta, me encanta “El café es mi vida. Me encanta, me encanta, me encanta. Yo bebo con mi desayuno, mi almuerzo, y la cena…¿Tienes más café para compartir?

“La pizza es muy rica y me encanta comer la pizza frecuentemente “La pizza es muy rica y me encanta comer la pizza frecuentemente. ¿Qué debo hacer?”

Tengo consejos…¿Estás de acuerdo? Do Act. 9 pg. 154 with your table partner. Complete the sentences on your exit slip. Create at least three more complete sentences that give healthy advice to share with your classmates. Sí, estoy de acuerdo, porque… No, no estoy de acuerdo porque…

¿Qué haces para mantener la salud? Vocabulario extra: …para mantener la salud: …para ser saludable: Yo como ________________________________ Yo bebo ________________________________ Yo no como _____________________________ Yo no bebo ______________________________ Yo hago ejercicio. Yo _______________________ Yo debo ________________________________

How we get healthy depends… on what we prefer to do, eat, drink on what we have to do based on our health right now on getting good sleep on a daily basis on what we can do with the resources we have All of these verbs are examples of STEM-CHANGING VERBS!

Stem-changing verb: preferir* yo prefiero nosotros preferimos tú prefieres vosotros preferís Ud. él ella prefiere ellos ellas Uds. prefieren These verbs get their nickname because they look like a boot!