Milagros Casillas Power Point Presentation MCOM 520-Spring
How to count in Spanish Uno, dos, tres....
recall prior knowledge  of classroom objects learn how to  count 0-30  in Spanish incorporating classroom objects in expressions. Students will learn how the  numeric expression in Spanish OBJECTIVES
LET'S BEGIN VOCABULARY
NOTE: Uno and combinations of uno (veintiuno, treinta y uno) become un before a masculine noun and una before feminine noun Rule RULES TO REMEBER
Examples: Veintiuno hombres veintiuna muchachas
Lets  begin to count 0-cero 1-uno 2-dos 3-tres 4-cuatro 8-ocho 7-siete 6-seis 9-nueve 10-diez 5-cinco
NUMBER EXPRESSIONS IN SPANISH 11-once 12-doce 13-trece 14-catorce 15-quince 16-dieciséis 17-diecisiete 18-dieciocho 19-diecinueve 20-veinte
NUMBER EXPESSIONS IN SPANISH 21-veintiuno 22-veintidos 23-veintitres 24-veinticuatro 25-veinticinco 26-veintiseis 27-veinsiete 28-veintiocho 29-veintinueve 30-treinta
I will read some numbers to you.  Give the English numeral for the number you hear. You hear You say Drill Viente 20
Spell  out on paper any seven  numbers from  zero to twenty.  Then working with a classmate, read the numbers aloud one at a time so your partner has time to write them down.  Cover up the original list of numbers so neither of you can see them.  Next, have your partner spell aloud the numbers from the list while you write them.
Finally, compare the lists and make any needed corrections. Switch roles. A: dieciséis, cuatro, trece, cero, quince, veinte, tres B: (Write dieciséis) Example
Review Vocabulary el  is used when noun is masculine and  la  is used when noun is feminine. Two  Rules to remember when using nouns
 
 
 
Work Sheet Exercise Classroom Objects Write the English translation: 1. la escuela _____________________ 2. la clase _______________________ 3. la maestra _____________________ 4. el estudiante ___________________ 5. la silla _______________________ 6. la basura _____________________ 7. la mesa_______________________ 8. el mapa _______________________ 9. la mochila _____________________ 10. la pizarra _____________________ 11. la carpeta _____________________ 12. la goma ______________________ 13. el bolígrafo ____________________ 14. la grapadora___________________
Work Sheet Exercise Classroom Objects Write the English translation: 15. el reloj _____________________ 16. el cuaderno _________________ 17. el escritorio _________________ 18. la regla ____________________ 19. el pupitre___________________ 20. las tijeras __________________ 21. el libro _____________________ 22. la puerta ___________________ 23. el lápiz _____________________ 24. el calendario ________________ 25. la caculadora ________________ 26. la cinta _____________________ 27. el papel ____________________
Create a  numerical  expression using the classroom object and number . Homework
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How To Count In Spanish

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    Milagros Casillas PowerPoint Presentation MCOM 520-Spring
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    How to countin Spanish Uno, dos, tres....
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    recall prior knowledge of classroom objects learn how to count 0-30 in Spanish incorporating classroom objects in expressions. Students will learn how the numeric expression in Spanish OBJECTIVES
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    NOTE: Uno andcombinations of uno (veintiuno, treinta y uno) become un before a masculine noun and una before feminine noun Rule RULES TO REMEBER
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    Examples: Veintiuno hombresveintiuna muchachas
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    Lets beginto count 0-cero 1-uno 2-dos 3-tres 4-cuatro 8-ocho 7-siete 6-seis 9-nueve 10-diez 5-cinco
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    NUMBER EXPRESSIONS INSPANISH 11-once 12-doce 13-trece 14-catorce 15-quince 16-dieciséis 17-diecisiete 18-dieciocho 19-diecinueve 20-veinte
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    NUMBER EXPESSIONS INSPANISH 21-veintiuno 22-veintidos 23-veintitres 24-veinticuatro 25-veinticinco 26-veintiseis 27-veinsiete 28-veintiocho 29-veintinueve 30-treinta
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    I will readsome numbers to you. Give the English numeral for the number you hear. You hear You say Drill Viente 20
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    Spell outon paper any seven numbers from zero to twenty. Then working with a classmate, read the numbers aloud one at a time so your partner has time to write them down. Cover up the original list of numbers so neither of you can see them. Next, have your partner spell aloud the numbers from the list while you write them.
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    Finally, compare thelists and make any needed corrections. Switch roles. A: dieciséis, cuatro, trece, cero, quince, veinte, tres B: (Write dieciséis) Example
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    Review Vocabulary el is used when noun is masculine and la is used when noun is feminine. Two Rules to remember when using nouns
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    Work Sheet ExerciseClassroom Objects Write the English translation: 1. la escuela _____________________ 2. la clase _______________________ 3. la maestra _____________________ 4. el estudiante ___________________ 5. la silla _______________________ 6. la basura _____________________ 7. la mesa_______________________ 8. el mapa _______________________ 9. la mochila _____________________ 10. la pizarra _____________________ 11. la carpeta _____________________ 12. la goma ______________________ 13. el bolígrafo ____________________ 14. la grapadora___________________
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    Work Sheet ExerciseClassroom Objects Write the English translation: 15. el reloj _____________________ 16. el cuaderno _________________ 17. el escritorio _________________ 18. la regla ____________________ 19. el pupitre___________________ 20. las tijeras __________________ 21. el libro _____________________ 22. la puerta ___________________ 23. el lápiz _____________________ 24. el calendario ________________ 25. la caculadora ________________ 26. la cinta _____________________ 27. el papel ____________________
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    Create a numerical expression using the classroom object and number . Homework
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    http://www4.nesu.edu/unity/lockers/users/f/felder/public/ILSdir/styles.htm http://www.infed.org/thinkers/gardner.htm Somosasi, EN SUS MARCAS www.uen.org/Lessonplan/preview.cgi?LPid=3502 http://www.eslflashcards.com/preview.php?id=6