LOS NUMEROS

FIRST, LET'S REVIEW THE CARDINAL NUMBERS 1-30:

SAY THE MISSING NUMBERS  1. uno tres 4. cuatro seis 7. siete 8. ocho

TEENS: DO YOU KNOW’EM?  11. once trece 14. catorce dieciséis diecinueve

TWENTIES  20. veinte veintidós 23. veintitrés 24. veinticuatro veintiséis 27. veintisiete veintinueve

COUNTING BY 10  10. diez 20. veinte 30. treinta 40. cuarenta 50. cincuenta 60. sesenta 70. setenta 80. ochenta 90. noventa 100. cien Look: They look similar to 1-10!

30S!  31. treinta y uno 32. treinta y dos 33. treinta y tres 34. treinta y cuatro 35. treinta y cinco 36. treinta y seis 37. treinta y siete 38. treinta y ocho 39. treinta y nueve

THE PATTERN CONTINUES TO 100  53. cincuenta y tres 54. cincuenta y cuatro 65. sesenta y cinco 66. sesenta y seis 78. setenta y ocho 88. ochenta y ocho 99. noventa y nueve

HUNDREDS  ciento uno ciento dos ciento tres ciento sesenta y uno ciento sesenta y dos From , use "ciento"

1, 2, 3, ………..10 2, 4, 6, ………..20 1, 3, 5, ………..19 5, 10, 15, …….60 3, 6, 9, …………39 10, 20, 30, ……100 WITH A PARTNER, PROVIDE THE MISSING NUMBERS IN EACH SEQUENCE. THEN SAY THE NUMBER SEQUENCE ALOUD IN SPANISH.

 100. cien 200. doscientos 300. trescientos 400. cuatrocientos 500. quinientos 600. seiscientos 700. sete cientos 800. ochocientos 900. nove cientos mil

TRY THESE OUT:  ciento cuarenta y dos trescientos setenta y cinco seiscientos doce novecientos siete novecientos noventa y nueve Write the numerals for the words given.

#MESSAGE!  Remember from an earlier lesson, there is a masculine and a feminine form for the number one:  un libro  one book  una pluma  one pen

#MESSAGE PT 2  This is also true for the numbers 200, 300, 400, etc.  doscientos libros doscientas plumas  cuatrocientos señores cuatrocientas señoras

LOOK AT THIS!  When there is exactly 100 of something, and the number is used with the noun, use the shortened form "cien."  cien dólares cien gatas cien perros cien pesetas

LOOK AT THE DIFFERENCE  Finally, in Spanish a period is used to indicate thousands, and a comma is used as a decimal point.  English 1,  Spanish 1.543,67

SUPPLY THE MISSING NUMBER. THEN READ THE SEQUENCE IN SPANISH: 1, ______, 3 6, ______, 8 7, ______, 9 10, _____, 12 14, _____, 16 17, _____, 19 23, _____, 25 29, _____, 31 Supply the missing number. Then read the sequence in Spanish:

1.)THE PHONE NUMBERS USED TO DIAL FOR INFORMATION AND EMERGENCIES. 2.)THE BAR CODE NUMBER ON THE BACK OF YOUR SPIRAL. 3.)YOUR HOUSE OR APARTMENT NUMBER. 4.)NUMBER OF MINUTES IT TAKES YOU TO GET FROM YOUR HOME TO SCHOOL. 5.)NUMBER OF MONTHS UNTIL YOUR NEXT BIRTHDAY. Exit Ticket: Write the numerals for the items given.