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Spanish 2 Chapter 7B Vocabulary Day 2 March 23 2015.

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1 Spanish 2 Chapter 7B Vocabulary Day 2 March 23 2015

2 Are you a Super Sleuth? Let’s see…..

3 Leemos un poco... Una historia de dos niños, su tía, y….un perro?!? pp. 348-349 Discuss questions Act. 3...

4 Corresponde las palabras! Working with your partner...match the words… The stopwatch will be ticking!!!!

5 Escribimos un poco... Download the 7B-1 Tab on weebly and follow the instructions… Discutimos...

6 Escribimos un poco... Download the 7B-2 Tab on weebly and follow the instructions… Discutimos...

7 OMG! That was so Yesterday! What is the preterite tense in Spanish? What are the endings used for Regular -ar ending verbs? Class discussion….compare/contrast….

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