1. Realidades Spanish 1
Obj: students will use the spanish alphabet to spell words.
Learn the history and information about spanish alfabeto
Students will describe and spell different pictures related to spanish alfabeto

2. The history of el alfabeto
The history of the alphabet started in ancient Egypt. By the 27th century BC Egyptian writing had a set of some 24 which are called uniliterals to represent syllables that begin with a single consonant of their language, plus a vowel (or no vowel) to be supplied by the native speaker. These pronunciation guides for logograms to write grammatical inflections, and, later, to transcribe loan words and foreign names.

3. Extra Information
If you know the alphabet in English, French, German or many other languages, you can easily learn it in Spanish. That is because the Spanish alphabet is very similar to the alphabets of most European languages. According to real Academia Española, which is considered the official Spanish.
It may interest you to know that as recently as 2010, the Spanish alphabet, as recognized by the RAE, included two other letters, ch and ll, which were considered separate letters. They continue to have distinctive pronunciations (just as do "ch" and "sh" in English).
Some authorities once considred the RR (erre doble), which isn't pronounced the same as R, as a separate letter.

5. Practice
You will spell out the each letter.
Ex) GARZA
Ge-a-ere-zeta-a

6. El alfabeto

7. El alfabeto

9. El alfabeto
Tu nombre/your name
Tu amigo/your friend

10. P. 12 actividad 4 1-8 Actividad 5 1-5 review some vocabulario pg. 10
Realidades Spanish 1
P. 12 actividad 4 1-8
Actividad review some vocabulario pg. 10