Today in class, we practiced "market" vocabulary to get ready for Market Day!
Ask your student:
Words in bold are new this week, others are review.
Ask your student:
- What does "Se Habla Español" mean? Did you have a sign out that said "Se Habla Español"? (It means "Spanish Spoken." Several students chose to set out this sign so that they could have some Spanish-speaking customers (Señora Brouwer and 5th/6th graders) visit their shop.)
Words in bold are new this week, others are review.
- ¿Hay más? - Are there any more?
- No hay más. - There aren't any more.
- ¿Quieres probarlo? - Do you want to try/sample it?
- ¿Puedo probarlo? - May I try/sample it?
- ¿Cuánto cuesta? - How much does it cost?
- Cuesta... - It costs...
- ¿Tienes una oferta? - Do you have a deal/offer?
- Tengo una oferta. - I have a deal/offer
- por - for (dos por 1 dólar - two for $1)
- pero - but/however
- dólares - dollars
- centavos/céntimos - cents
- ¡Es una ganga! - It's a bargain!
- Es muy caro. - It's very expensive.
- Es muy barato. - It's very cheap
- No lo necesito. - I don't need it.
- algo útil - something useful
- comida - food
- juguete - toy
- decoración - decoration
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- Quia Assignment
- Vocabulary Practice (Same as last week)
- Assignment
- We need to brush up on numbers in Spanish (especially for saying how much something costs!). Practice counting by 10s in Spanish with this song.
- This semester, we'll be memorizing Colossians 3:16-17 as an (HC)2 group. In Spanish class, we will also focus on memorizing just verse 17 in Spanish.
- Printed Version / Printed "bubble letters" version (color it in as you memorize it)
- Audio Version
- Previous Assignments: Did you miss a previous assignment? If you were absent, you may still complete it for 2 stickers each. If you weren't absent, you may still complete the assignments for one sticker each.
- Week of January 11
- Week of January 18
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