1. El abrecerebros 13/8/13
Traduzca the following animales. Try to no use sus notes!
Bear
Ant
Fox
Moose
Owl
Horse
Cow
Donkey

2. Repaso de ayer
Videos en YouTube

3. El objetivo del día I can
Discuss common stereotypes regarding Latinos/Hispanics.
Discuss Spanish regarding its place as a world language and American language.
Explain how Hispanics are named.
Select my own Spanish name.
Ask someone’s name and state my name.

4. Español - Imágenes

14. Stereotypes of Latinos
WRITE RESPONSES ON WHITE PAPER!
What stereotypes do you all have of Latinos/Mexicans?
Escriba dos (2) positive estereotipes.
Escriba dos (2) negative estereotipes.
Una (1) social experiencia with un mexicano.

15. Names of Group Members + Stereotype - Stereotype Social Experiencia
__________________________
- Stereotype
Social Experiencia

16. En sus apuntes (In your notes)
REACCIONES A LOS ESTEREOTIPES
1 estereotipe you strongly agree with, tell why.
1 estereotipe you strongly disagree with, tell why.
What social experiencia is most interesante?

17. About Español (About.com & Wikipedia)
What are the top three languages regarding number of native speakers?
Geographically, what are the top four most widely spoken languages?
Which region of the world are most Spanish-speakers located?
What is the fastest growing population in the U.S.?
Is it easier to spell Spanish or English?
Spanish has most of its influences from Latin and __________.

18. About Español (About.com & Wikipedia)
With 329 million native speakers, Spanish is world's No. 2 language in terms of how many people speak it as their first language. It is slightly ahead of English (328 million) but far behind Chinese (1.2 billion).
Spanish has at least 3 million native speakers each in 44 countries, making it the fourth mostly geographically widely spoken language behind English (112 countries), French (60) and Arabic (57).
Although Spanish originated on the Iberian Peninsula as a descendant of Latin, today it is has far more speakers in Latin America due to Spanish colonialization.
Latinos are the fastest growing population in the U.S.
Easier to spell than English! It’s a “phonetic language.”
It has Latin and Arabic influences.

19. Countries where Spanish has official status.
No official status but is spoken by 25% or more of the population.
No official status but is spoken by 10–20% of the population.
No official status but is spoken by 5–9.9% of the population.

21. Los nombres (names) What is your name? - ¿Cómo te llamas?
My name is … - Me llamo …
Nombre 1: ______________________
Nombre 2:______________________
Video
Video 2

22. Los nombres (Names) How do Latinos receive their name?
First Name + Dad’s Maiden Name + Mom’s Last Name OR
First Name + Mom’s Maiden Name + Dad’s Last Name

23. Select a Hispanic name from the following list.

24. E.g.
Nombre 1: Elliot Carroll Blanton
Nombre 2: Joaquín