Calentamiento 9/9/15 Translate these… 1.Escuchen, por favor 2.Levántense, por favor 3.¡Silencio, por favor! 4.Saquen una hoja de papel. 5.Abran los libros

Calentamiento 9/10/15 Answer the following using the numbers in Spanish. 1.5X5= 2.4+9= = 4.90  6=

Juego de Mandatos Select a leader for each group. Each leader takes turns at giving an instruction to a member of his group. If the instruction is followed correctly, the student gets a point and the leader then directs an instruction to another student. The game continues until there is only one student left standing in the group. This student becomes the new leader.

Juego de Mandatos Directions: Game is to be played with two players. Each player flips a penny. If it lands on heads, they move two spaces. If it lands on tails, they move one space. They must say what the command means in English. If they can not translate the command correctly, they must go back to their original space. First one to the end wins.

Los Numeros 0 – 100 en espanol

If you can count from 1-10 in Spanish, you can count to 100! Try counting from 1 to 10...just click on any number to see if you are correct! uno dostres cuatro cincoseis sieteochonuevediez

The numbers are similar to their counterparts 1-4. Look and see if you notice a pattern: 1 = uno once = 11 2 = dosdoce = 12 3 = trestrece = 13 4 = cuatrocatorce = 14 5 = cinco quince = 15 Notice how 11, 12, 13, & 14 are similar to 1,2,3,& 4. That leaves 15, which becomes quince. Can you see the similarities?

The numbers are simply the number 10 combined with its counterpart 6,7,8,and 9 in Spanish. Do you see the pattern? 16 dieciséis diecisiete dieciocho diecinueve Notice that when combining diez with another number, the letter “z” changes to a “c” and is followed by the letter “i” (which really replaces the “y” and translates to “and”, as in diez y seis, etc.). Do you notice the pattern? dieciocho diecinueve

Give it a try… Click on the word that corresponds to its number: 12 once trece quince doce 15 diecicinco cinco quince catorce 18 ocho dieciocho catorcediecisiete

Now let’s try The number 20 is veinte in Spanish. To count to 29, just add the number 1 (uno), 2 (dos), etc., to the prefix vienti- 21 veintidós veintiuno veintitrés veinticuatro veinticinco veintiséis veintisiete veintiocho veintinueve Do you notice the pattern? Remember that the letter “i” represents the “y” or “and” as in veinte y uno. Now, the numbers from 30 and higher follow this same pattern. Are you ready to continue?

First, give the twenties a try… 24 veinte veintiunoveinticuatro veinte y cuatro 26 veinte veinte y seis veinticinco veintiseis 29 veinte y nueve veintinueve veintiocho veintidós

Now,Let’s try the thirties… From here on out it is helpful to know that -inta (as in treinta) translates to -ty (as in thirty). Therefore, as tres is to three, treinta is to thirty. Likewise, as cuatro is to four, cuarenta is to fourty. Do you see the pattern? Can you guess what fifty would be?

cincuenta and 60………. sesenta and 70… setenta and 80… ochenta and 90… noventa

Now you only need to add the numbers 1 (uno), 2 (dos), 3 (tres), etc. with the letter “y” (and) to the numbers 30 (treinta), 40, (cuarenta), etc. Do you see the pattern? 30’s = treinta y uno, treinta y dos, treinta y tres, etc…. 40’s = cuarenta y uno, cuarenta y dos, cuarenta y tres etc.… 50’s = cincuenta y uno, cincuenta y dos, cincuenta y tres. etc… 60’s = sesenta y uno, sesenta y dos, sesenta y tres, etc… 70’s = setenta y uno, setenta y dos, setenta y tres, etc… 80’s = ochenta y uno, ochenta y dos, ochenta y tres, etc… 90’s = noventa y uno, noventa y dos, noventa y tres…

Now, you give it a try… 32 tres y dostreinta y dostreinta y trestreinta 48 cuarentacuatro y ochocuarenta y ochocuarenta y dos 55 quincecincuenta y cinco cinco y cinco cincuenta 64 sesentasies y cuatrosesenta y cuatro sesenta y dos 78 setenta y ochosetenta y tresseiete y ochosetenta y cuatro 83 ocho y tresochenta y tresochenta y cincoochenta y sies 97 noventa y siete noventa noventa y sies nueve y siete How did you do? If you are feeling confident, take the quiz that proceeds. If you missed more than one on this quiz or would like a refresher course, return to the previous pages to review.

Can you guess the following numbers? (Just click on a number to see if you are correct)

Practica con los números 1.Sides on an octagon 2.Presidents named Billy Bob 3.Perfect score in gymnastics 4.Seasons of the year 5.Sides on a hexagon 6.Continents in the world 7.Innings in a baseball game 8.Stars on the Texas flag 9. Bad luck number 10. quinceañera’s age 11. Drivers License age 12. Voting age 13. Texas A&M is famous for the ____ man

Now that you have a good background with numbers, let’s play some games. Click on any number to have some more fun with numbers Click here to play some number games Click here to hear a Spanish song about numbers