WHERE ENGLISH AND SPANISH INTERSECT … WORDS AND THEIR PLACE… SPANISH NOUNS AND PRONOUNS

BELL WORK 5 MINUTES 19 de enero de 2016 Look at the list of words below. These are Spanish nouns Categorize them into PROPER or COMMON nouns (remember what you learned about common versus proper nouns). 1.béisbol 2. María3. vídeo 4. juego de mesa 5. clase6. ciudad 7. Galicia 8. inteligente

COMMON NOUNS- SPANISH Divide a piece of paper into 4 sections and label as shown here plural male nouns (los) singular male nouns (el) singular female nouns (la) plural female nouns (las)

COMMON NOUNS- SPANISH 1. Pg. 56 are singular common 2. Pg. 57 are plural nouns 3. Pg. 83 are also male games/sports. Write them down in their appropriate category, inside the graphic organizer. Feel free to write their English meanings next to them. *GLUE ONE QUARTER OF PAPER TO YOUR NOTEBOOK, SO YOU CAN FOLD/UNFOLD IT. la comida italiana el helado las hamburguesaslos juegos de mesa plural male nouns (los) singular male nouns (el) singular female nouns (la) plural female nouns (las)

Adding ME GUSTA (I like…) to common nouns Once folded in your notebook, label the the outside of the folded paper as follows. singular Me gusta.... No me gusta... plural Me gustan… No me gustan...

Adding ME GUSTA (I like…) to common nouns When we say we like something singular, we say ME GUSTA and add the common noun with the male/female article. Example: Me gusta el helado. Me gusta la comida italiana. singular Me gusta.... No me gusta... plural Me gustan… No me gustan...

Adding ME GUSTA (I like…) to common nouns When we say we like something plural, we say ME GUSTAN and add the common noun with the male/female article. Example: Me gustan las películas de romance. Me gustan los animales. singular Me gusta.... No me gusta... plural Me gustan… No me gustan...

Adding NO ME GUSTA (I don’t like…) to common nouns When we say we don’t like something singular, we say NO ME GUSTA and add the common noun with the male/female article. Example: Me gusta el helado. Me gusta la comida italiana. singular No me gusta.... plural No me gustan...

Adding ME GUSTA (I like…) to common nouns When we say we don’t like something plural, we say ME GUSTAN and add the common noun with the male/female article. Example: No me gustan las películas de romance. No me gustan los animales. singular Me gusta.... No me gusta... plural Me gustan… No me gustan...

BELL WORK 5 MINUTES 20 de enero de 2016 Look at the list of words below. These are Spanish subject pronouns 1.Yo 2. tú/ usted 3. nosotros 4. ustedes 5. ella6. él 7. ellas8. ellos As a review, write down what each of them mean.

Adding ME GUSTA (I like…) to common nouns Once folded in your notebook, label the the outside of the folded paper as follows. singular Me gusta.... No me gusta... plural Me gustan… No me gustan...

Gustar Foldable (glue to notebook once done) Outside behindRight inside 1. ME correspondingGUSTA 2. TE subject GUSTA 3. LE pronounGUSTA 4. NOS GUSTA 5. LES GUSTA outside behind Right inside

Subject pronoun correspondence subject pronounPronoun before gustar yoME túTE ustedLE élLE ellaLE nosotrosNOS ustedesLES ellosLES ellasLES

PRACTICE… ( 4 minutes) With the table partner next to you, take turns saying 2 things you like, one plural and one singular. “Me gusta…” “Me gustan…”

PRACTICE… (4 minutes) With the table partner next to you, take turns saying 2 things you don’t like, one plural and one singular. “No me gusta…” “No me gustan…”

ASKING THE QUESTION ¿Qué te gusta? (What do you like?) Person 1: ¿Qué te gusta? Person 2: Me gusta(n)...

Practice… (4 minutes) Practice asking/answering the question with your partner, across from you (not the one next to you).

ASKING THE QUESTION ¿Qué no te gusta? (What don’t you like?) Person 1: ¿Qué no te gusta? Person 2: No me gusta(n)...

Practice… (4 minutes) Practice asking/answering the question with your partner, across from you (not the one next to you).

BELL WORK 5 MINUTES 21 de enero de 2016 Write 5 different sentences with “gusta” : Example: Me gusta el béisbol. Nos gustan las hamburgesas

Song, rap or poem... Watch the following examples of songs and/raps made by teachers and students… 1. (rap) (do, re, mi)

The song, rap or poem must: 1. Explain the subject pronouns and 2. Explain how to use “gusta/no __ gusta” for each. 3. Provide examples on how to use some (no need for all). Rubric - Max 18 pts. 1. Creation did not copy off the examples above. 3, 2, 1 2. All the pronouns were used.3, 2, 1 3. The poem, song or rap makes sense and was appropriate. 3, 2, 1 4. The presentation was clean and clear.3, 2, 1 5. Student was prepared and participated.3, 2, 1 6. Student was not talking and/or playing 3, 2, 1 instead of working.

BELL WORK 7 MINUTES 22 de enero de 2016 Review for quiz: 1. Pronoun types 2. Noun types 3. How to tell a common noun and a proper noun apart, when you read it.