This Spanish class document discusses reviewing numbers from 1-31 and days of the week. It then covers the topics of telling time in Spanish using numbers and the verb "to be", asking for the time, and expressing times including quarter past, half past, and times from the half hour to the next hour. It asks students how many classes they take and what classes their block takes, listing potential class names in Spanish.

1. ESPAÑOL I – SR. JOHNSTON
lunes, el tres de diciembre del 2012

2. REPASO DE LOS NÚMEROS DE 1-31
 Vamos a contar de uno a treinta y uno.

3. REPASO DE LOS DÍAS DE LA
SEMANA
 Vamos a repetir los días de la semana.

4. NOTES: TELLING TIME. 12 – 3 – 2012
In both English and Spanish, the verb to
be (ser) and numbers are used to tell time.
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5. *NOTAS
 To ask what time it is, use ¿Qué hora es? When
telling time, use es + la with una and son + las
with all other hours.
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6. *NOTAS
 As in English, you express time from
the hour to the half-hour in Spanish by
adding minutes.
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7. *NOTAS
 You may use either y cuarto or y quince to express fifteen
minutes or quarter past the hour. For thirty minutes or half
past the hour, you may use either
y media or y treinta.
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8. *NOTAS
 You express time from the half-hour to the hour
in Spanish by subtracting minutes or a portion of
an hour from the next hour.
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9. *NOTAS
 To ask at what time a particular event takes
place, use the phrase ¿A qué hora (…)? To state
at what time something takes place, use the
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construction a la(s) + time.
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10. ¿CUÁNTAS CLASES TOMAN
USTEDES?
 Some students take 4 or 5 classes. How many do
you take? How would you say “I take classes”
in Spanish.

11. *NOTAS
¿QUÉ CLASES TOMAN USTEDES?
 What classes do you take? These are the lists
that each block came up with:

12. *NOTAS
¿QUÉ CLASES TOMAN USTEDES?
 What classes do you take? These are the lists
that each block came up with:
A Block B Block E Block
asesoría – Advisory asesoría – Advisory asesoría – Advisory
español – Spanish español – Spanish español – Spanish
biología – Biology biología – Biology biología – Biology
inglés – English inglés – English inglés – English
matemáticas – Math matemáticas – Math matemáticas (avanzadas)
gimnasio – Gym gimnasio – Gym – Math (Advanced Math)
humanidades – Humanities humanidades – Humanities gimnasio – Gym
ciencias – Science ciencias – Science humanidades – Humanities
computación – Computing álgebra – Algebra ciencias – Science
álgebra – Algebra geometría – Geometry álgebra – Algebra
geometría – Geometry escritura – Writing geometría – Geometry
cálculo – Calculus química - Chemistry literatura - Literature
psicología – Psychology química - Chemistry