1. What do all the pictures have in common? What are we talking about today? Learner Profile: Balanced Statement of Inquiry: Sports and Hobbies affect our health in different ways. Do-Now and Checking for Homework Factual: What are some sports/hobbies that are popular here in the United States? Conceptual: How do sports and hobbies here in the United State differ from where you live? Debatable: Are sports and hobbies good for you?

3. Pronombres Directos (Direct Object Pronouns) (Intro to new material)  The king will be watching/listening

4. What does a direct object pronoun do? 4.A direct object pronoun takes the place of a direct object. For example: Do you see the truck? Yes, I see it. direct object direct object pronoun index

5. What does a direct object pronoun do? 3.A direct object pronoun takes the place of a direct object. For example: Do you have the books? Yes, I have them. direct object direct object pronoun index

6. What does a direct object pronoun do? 2.A direct object pronoun takes the place of a direct object. For example: Do they want the hamburgers? Yes, they want them. direct object direct object pronoun index

7. What does a direct object pronoun do? 1.A direct object pronoun takes the place of a direct object. For example: Can you see us? Yes, we can see you. direct object pronoun index

8. The following are the direct object pronouns in English: me you ( fam. ) you ( form. ) him, it( m. ) us you ( pl. ) them ( m. ) her, it( f. )them ( f. ) The Spanish equivalents are as follows: = me = te = lo, la = lo = la = nos = los, las = los = las index

9. 3.Notice the placement of the direct object pronouns in Spanish: I watch it. direct object pronoun Yo lo miro. direct object pronoun verb In English the direct object pronoun is placed after the verb. In Spanish it is usually put before the conjugated verb. index

10. 2.Notice the placement of the direct object pronouns in Spanish: We watch you. direct object pronoun Nosotros te miramos. direct object pronoun verb In English the direct object pronoun is placed after the verb. In Spanish it is usually put before the conjugated verb. index

11. 1.Notice the placement of the direct object pronouns in Spanish: She sings them ( las canciones ). direct object pronoun Ella las canta. direct object pronoun verb In English the direct object pronoun is placed after the verb. In Spanish it is usually put before the conjugated verb. index

12. What happens to the direct object pronoun is there is more than one verb? Let’s find out 

13. 2.Notice the placement of the direct object pronouns in a sentence with an infinitive construction in Spanish: ¿Quieres tomar el examen ahora? Sí, lo quiero tomar ahora. Sí, quiero tomarlo ahora. The direct object pronoun can be placed either before a conjugated verb or after the infinitive. index

14. 1.Notice the placement of the direct object pronouns in a sentence with an infinitive construction in Spanish: ¿Vas a mandar la carta? Sí, la voy a mandar. Sí, voy a mandarla. The direct object pronoun can be placed either before a conjugated verb or after the infinitive. index

15. PRACTICAMOS (GUIDED PRACTICE)  All in Spanish. The king will watching and listening!

16. 1.Replace the picture with the correct direct object pronoun  lo, la, los, or las 1-5

17. 2.Replace the pictures with the correct direct object pronoun  lo, la, los, or las

18. 3.Replace the picture with the correct direct object pronoun  lo, la, los, or las

19. 4.Replace the picture with the correct direct object pronoun  lo, la, los, or las

20. 5.Replace the picture with the correct direct object pronoun  lo, la, los, or las

21. 8.Rewrite the following sentence replacing the direct object with the direct object pronoun. Then translate the sentence into English. Yo veo la casa. Yo la veo. I see it. index Ejemplo:

22. 7.Rewrite the following sentence replacing the direct object with the direct object pronoun. Then translate the sentence into English. Leemos los libros. Los leemos. We read them. index

23. 6.Rewrite the following sentence replacing the direct object with the direct object pronoun. Then translate the sentence into English. Ellos buscan a nosotros. Ellos nos buscan. They look for us. index

24. 5.Rewrite the following sentence replacing the direct object with the direct object pronoun. Then translate the sentence into English. Tú necesitas las gafas. Tú las necesitas. You need them. index

25. 4.Rewrite the following sentence replacing the direct object with the direct object pronoun. Then translate the sentence into English. Ella necesita el abrigo. Ella lo necesita. She needs it. index

26. 3.Rewrite the following sentence replacing the direct object with the direct object pronoun. Then translate the sentence into English. Yo tengo el impermeable. Yo lo tengo. I have it. index

27. 2.Rewrite the following sentence replacing the direct object with the direct object pronoun. Then translate the sentence into English. ¿Llevas shorts en el verano? ¿Los llevas en el verano? Do you wear them in the summer? index

28. 1.Rewrite the following sentence replacing the direct object with the direct object pronoun. Then translate the sentence into English. ¿Llevan ellos gorras en la escuela? ¿Las llevan en la escuela? Do they wear caps in school? index

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31. Closure and Exit Ticket What indirect object pronouns go with the sports vocabulary that we have discussed? How could you use them? El Balón  ? La raqueta  ? Etc. On a sticky note that you will leave in the middle of your desk, 3 things you learned, 2 things you found interesting, and 1 question you still have Exit Ticket Closure