Actividad Inicial #2 (p. 165) Turn in your dot-to-dot in the tray Actividad Inicial #2 (p.165) Turn in your dot-to-dot in the tray. MAKE SURE YOUR NAME IS ON IT! Write the following sentences in Spanish. ¡Ojo! You will be using affirmative and negative commands! Put 9,320 salads on the table. Don’t eat 511 cakes. Wash 2,980 dresses. Write 465 letters. Don’t give 150 shirts. Review commands, go over starter

Announcements Vocabulary and grammar quiz Friday: Affirmative & Negative tú commands Clothing vocabulary Numbers to one million The verb costar Bring in clothing items to donate to the class—remember, the crazier, the better! If you are interested in the Spain trip, the first payment is due May 17 ($350 & registration form).

los pantalones vaqueros La Ropa para hombres para mujeres la camisa la camiseta el suéter el sombrero la bolsa los pantalones cortos la blusa el vestido los pantalones los pantalones vaqueros la falda los calcetines las sandalias para niños los zapatos los zapatos de tenis las botas

Cuando hace calor, necesitas… Cuando hace frío, necesitas… el traje de baño la toalla la chaqueta el abrigo el saco la playa la piscina

Pictionary Get into groups of 4, no more! One person will have the marker board and will be the artist for the first turn. The artist picks a card and then draws the item. The other group members have to guess the Spanish word for the item drawn. SPANISH WORD!! The winner gets to keep the card. Pass the marker board to your right and play again. The person with the most cards at the end wins!

los colores – flash cards

Repaso: Números Flip to p.174

diez veinte treinta cuarenta cincuenta sesenta setenta ochenta noventa cien

cien novecientos un millón mil trescientos cuatrocientos doscientos quinientos setecientos seiscientos ochocientos novecientos un millón mil

¿Cuántos? How many? Write the numeral version of each of the following (don’t forget to use periods instead of commas!). veinte millones seiscientos once mil ciento uno cuatrocientos treinta y siete mil quinientos sesenta y tres ciento trece millones doscientos cincuenta y ocho mil noventa y ocho setecientos veintitrés millones ochocientos sesenta y dos mil doce

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New Notes page: #176 Title: The verb co$tar

Co$tar 176 Use the verb costar (ue) to talk about how much something costs. It means “to cost.” Costar is usually only used in the third person forms: cuesta & cuestan La blusa cuesta treinta dólares. Las botas cuestan setenta dólares. There are 5 forms of costar: …but the meaning gets weird… costar cuesto costamos cuestas X cuesta cuestan One thing: It costs. Plural things: They cost.

Co$tar 176 To tell what something costs, you may need to use larger numbers. 100 cien 600 seiscientos/as 101 ciento uno/a 700 setecientos/as 102 ciento dos 800 ochocientos/as 200 doscientos/as 900 novecientos/as 300 trescientos/as 1.000 mil 400 cuatrocientos/as 2.000 dos mil 500 quinientos/as 1.000.000 un millón (de) $9,000,000 La casa (muy grande) cuesta nueve millónes de dólares. El carro cuesta trece mil dólares. El vestido cuesta dos mil ciento noventa y nueve dólares.

¡Ojo! 176 Remember, if you are saying a hundreds number with an item (like 100 purses or 200 dollars), you have to make it agree in gender! 100 cien 600 seiscientos/as 101 ciento uno/a 700 setecientos/as 102 ciento dos 800 ochocientos/as 200 doscientos/as 900 novecientos/as 300 trescientos/as 1.000 mil 400 cuatrocientos/as 2.000 dos mil 500 quinientos/as 1.000.000 un millón (de)

Practice: complete the costar practice worksheet 175 $55 $138 $8 $3 $104 $42 $62 $75 $121 $33

Tarea Finish Costar Practice Worksheet Clothing vocabulary jumbles