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- Effective control methods include shooting, live trapping, and hunting with dogs. Fencing may help protect specific areas but does not eliminate hog populations. The goal on public lands is reduction or elimination of hogs to
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El documento explica el verbo "tener" en español, que significa "to have" en inglés. Describe cómo se conjuga "tener" en las diferentes personas y cómo se usa comúnmente en expresiones idiomáticas como "tener años" para indicar la edad. Incluye ejemplos como "Yo tengo cinco años" y "Tú tienes ocho años".
This document is a Spanish vocabulary and verb quiz containing:
1) 15 Spanish vocabulary words to provide in English and vice versa
2) 6 vocabulary words to provide equivalents in the opposite language
3) 6 Spanish verbs to conjugate in the preterite tense
The quiz tests students' knowledge of basic Spanish vocabulary and their ability to conjugate verbs in the preterite tense.
This document is a Spanish vocabulary and verb quiz containing 20 vocabulary words to provide in Spanish or English depending on the word given, and 10 verbs to provide the equivalent in the opposite language of Spanish or English. The quiz tests students' knowledge of common classroom objects, frequency words, and verbs used for common classroom and academic activities.
The document summarizes the Reconquista of Spain, which was the nearly 800-year period when Christian kingdoms gradually recaptured the Iberian Peninsula from the Moors. It provides a timeline of key events, noting that the Muslim invasion began in 711 AD and that the Reconquista was not completed until 1492, when all Muslims and Jews were expelled from Spain. The document also includes background information on how Spain initially came under Muslim control and on the tolerant Moorish kingdom that ruled for several centuries.
This document is a Spanish 1 vocabulary and grammar quiz containing questions about masculine and feminine nouns, adjectives, verbs like "ser" and "gustar," descriptions of clothing items in Spanish, and translations of sentences from English to Spanish. It tests students' mastery of foundational Spanish vocabulary and grammar concepts covered in the textbook.
Arranging the classroom by Stanley Garland, Ed.Stanley Garland
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The document discusses how to say "going to" in Spanish using the formula "ir + a + infinitive". It provides examples of how to conjugate the verb "ir" and use the infinitive of other verbs, such as "voy a leer" for "I'm going to read". It then gives a quiz with translations of sentences using this formula, such as "Sr. Perez va a estar allí" for "Sr. Perez is going to be there". The document encourages practicing this construction more in class.
This document discusses the "-go" verbs in Spanish, which are a group of verbs that have an irregular yo form ending in "-go". The yo forms are: conozco, hago, pongo, salgo, sé, tengo, traigo, vengo. The other verb forms are regular. Tener and venir are also stem-changing, changing their form in tú, él/ella, and ellos/ellas. Examples of mixing the verb forms are provided.
El documento presenta vocabulario relacionado con el calendario español, incluyendo los días de la semana, meses, estaciones del año, y cómo expresar fechas. Explica que los días de la semana y meses no se capitalizan, y cómo formar oraciones para decir la fecha actual u otras fechas relativas como "mañana" o "la semana pasada". También cubre vocabulario numérico y conceptos como el día del santo en la cultura hispana.
El documento lista diferentes colores como amarillo, blanco, negro, rojo, violeta, rosa, marrón, azul, verde y naranja, así como patrones como a rayas y con puntos. Los colores están enumerados de forma desordenada sin puntuación.
El documento describe diferentes características físicas como los ojos (azules, verdes, marrones) y el pelo (rubio, moreno, castaño, negro, pelirrojo). También especifica peinados como liso, rizado, ondulado y longitudes como corto, mediano y largo.
Este documento presenta una lección sobre comparativos y superlativos en español. Explica cómo formar oraciones comparativas usando más o menos, y superlativas usando el más o el menos. También cubre formas irregulares como mejor, peor, mayor y menor. Luego proporciona ejemplos para practicar comparando y contrastando sustantivos, adjetivos y números.
El documento presenta una tabla de los pronombres demostrativos en español agrupados por género y número. La tabla incluye las formas este/a/os/as, ese/a/os/as, aquel/aquellos/aquella/aquellas que se usan para referirse a personas u objetos cercanos, medios o lejanos respectivamente.
This document discusses direct object pronouns in Spanish. It defines a direct object as the person or thing directly receiving the action of the verb. Direct object pronouns replace direct objects when they are nouns. The correct direct object pronouns to use in Spanish are me, te, lo, la, nos, os, los, and las. These pronouns agree in gender and number with the nouns they replace and are placed directly before the verb. Examples are provided to illustrate their proper use.
This document discusses direct object pronouns in Spanish. It explains that direct objects receive the action of the verb and answer the questions "whom" or "what" after the verb. In both English and Spanish, nouns that are direct objects can be replaced by direct object pronouns to simplify speech and avoid repeating nouns. The document provides examples of direct object pronouns in Spanish and how they substitute for nouns, including the pronouns lo, la, los, and las. It presents a chart showing the Spanish subject and direct object pronouns and their English translations.
El documento proporciona un ejercicio de completar oraciones con la forma correcta de ser o estar. El ejercicio contiene 18 oraciones que deben completarse usando ser o estar para describir identidades, características físicas, ubicaciones, estados y tiempos.
- Feral hogs in Georgia carry diseases like swine brucellosis and pseudorabies that can infect both domestic animals and humans. Hunters and those handling feral hogs should take precautions like wearing gloves and thoroughly cooking meat to prevent transmission.
- Feral hogs cause extensive damage by competing with native wildlife for food and habitat, destroying agricultural crops, and in some cases preying on livestock. Their rooting and wallowing can eliminate rare plant and animal species.
- Effective control methods include shooting, live trapping, and hunting with dogs. Fencing may help protect specific areas but does not eliminate hog populations. The goal on public lands is reduction or elimination of hogs to
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El documento explica el verbo "tener" en español, que significa "to have" en inglés. Describe cómo se conjuga "tener" en las diferentes personas y cómo se usa comúnmente en expresiones idiomáticas como "tener años" para indicar la edad. Incluye ejemplos como "Yo tengo cinco años" y "Tú tienes ocho años".
This document is a Spanish vocabulary and verb quiz containing:
1) 15 Spanish vocabulary words to provide in English and vice versa
2) 6 vocabulary words to provide equivalents in the opposite language
3) 6 Spanish verbs to conjugate in the preterite tense
The quiz tests students' knowledge of basic Spanish vocabulary and their ability to conjugate verbs in the preterite tense.
This document is a Spanish vocabulary and verb quiz containing 20 vocabulary words to provide in Spanish or English depending on the word given, and 10 verbs to provide the equivalent in the opposite language of Spanish or English. The quiz tests students' knowledge of common classroom objects, frequency words, and verbs used for common classroom and academic activities.
The document summarizes the Reconquista of Spain, which was the nearly 800-year period when Christian kingdoms gradually recaptured the Iberian Peninsula from the Moors. It provides a timeline of key events, noting that the Muslim invasion began in 711 AD and that the Reconquista was not completed until 1492, when all Muslims and Jews were expelled from Spain. The document also includes background information on how Spain initially came under Muslim control and on the tolerant Moorish kingdom that ruled for several centuries.
This document is a Spanish 1 vocabulary and grammar quiz containing questions about masculine and feminine nouns, adjectives, verbs like "ser" and "gustar," descriptions of clothing items in Spanish, and translations of sentences from English to Spanish. It tests students' mastery of foundational Spanish vocabulary and grammar concepts covered in the textbook.
Arranging the classroom by Stanley Garland, Ed.Stanley Garland
The classroom environment can significantly impact student achievement. The physical layout should allow the teacher to see and easily access all students at all times to monitor learning and provide assistance. It is also important that students can all see instructional areas and have access to needed materials. Distracting objects and crowded, congested seating arrangements should be avoided to maintain student attention on learning. Safety is a consideration, with furniture placement and storage of heavy materials.
The document discusses how to say "going to" in Spanish using the formula "ir + a + infinitive". It provides examples of how to conjugate the verb "ir" and use the infinitive of other verbs, such as "voy a leer" for "I'm going to read". It then gives a quiz with translations of sentences using this formula, such as "Sr. Perez va a estar allí" for "Sr. Perez is going to be there". The document encourages practicing this construction more in class.
This document discusses the "-go" verbs in Spanish, which are a group of verbs that have an irregular yo form ending in "-go". The yo forms are: conozco, hago, pongo, salgo, sé, tengo, traigo, vengo. The other verb forms are regular. Tener and venir are also stem-changing, changing their form in tú, él/ella, and ellos/ellas. Examples of mixing the verb forms are provided.
El documento presenta vocabulario relacionado con el calendario español, incluyendo los días de la semana, meses, estaciones del año, y cómo expresar fechas. Explica que los días de la semana y meses no se capitalizan, y cómo formar oraciones para decir la fecha actual u otras fechas relativas como "mañana" o "la semana pasada". También cubre vocabulario numérico y conceptos como el día del santo en la cultura hispana.
El documento lista diferentes colores como amarillo, blanco, negro, rojo, violeta, rosa, marrón, azul, verde y naranja, así como patrones como a rayas y con puntos. Los colores están enumerados de forma desordenada sin puntuación.
El documento describe diferentes características físicas como los ojos (azules, verdes, marrones) y el pelo (rubio, moreno, castaño, negro, pelirrojo). También especifica peinados como liso, rizado, ondulado y longitudes como corto, mediano y largo.
Este documento presenta una lección sobre comparativos y superlativos en español. Explica cómo formar oraciones comparativas usando más o menos, y superlativas usando el más o el menos. También cubre formas irregulares como mejor, peor, mayor y menor. Luego proporciona ejemplos para practicar comparando y contrastando sustantivos, adjetivos y números.
El documento presenta una tabla de los pronombres demostrativos en español agrupados por género y número. La tabla incluye las formas este/a/os/as, ese/a/os/as, aquel/aquellos/aquella/aquellas que se usan para referirse a personas u objetos cercanos, medios o lejanos respectivamente.
This document discusses direct object pronouns in Spanish. It defines a direct object as the person or thing directly receiving the action of the verb. Direct object pronouns replace direct objects when they are nouns. The correct direct object pronouns to use in Spanish are me, te, lo, la, nos, os, los, and las. These pronouns agree in gender and number with the nouns they replace and are placed directly before the verb. Examples are provided to illustrate their proper use.
This document discusses direct object pronouns in Spanish. It explains that direct objects receive the action of the verb and answer the questions "whom" or "what" after the verb. In both English and Spanish, nouns that are direct objects can be replaced by direct object pronouns to simplify speech and avoid repeating nouns. The document provides examples of direct object pronouns in Spanish and how they substitute for nouns, including the pronouns lo, la, los, and las. It presents a chart showing the Spanish subject and direct object pronouns and their English translations.
El documento proporciona un ejercicio de completar oraciones con la forma correcta de ser o estar. El ejercicio contiene 18 oraciones que deben completarse usando ser o estar para describir identidades, características físicas, ubicaciones, estados y tiempos.
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1. Spanish 1 --- Worth County Spanish Dept. Pacing Guide 2013-2014
*Concepts, skills, and curriculum standards that are taught in previous units and chapters in Spanish classes will continue to be utilized and
taught in later units since the students’ knowledge base and fluency in the language will grow and accumulate over time.
Standard Time Required Activities
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
(Unit 1,Weeks 1-6)
Total Unit – 30 days
Greet others: Familiar and formal greeting
Introduce others: describing people using subject pronouns
and the verb ser
Say where people are from: using ser de to express origin
Express likes with the use of verbs
Describe others with the use of adjectives describing gender
Give others’ likes and dislikes with the use of definite and
indefinite articles
Describe clothing
Using adjectives to describe numbers
Pronunciation: f, s, ch
Describe family
Ask and tell ages
Talk about birthdays, giving dates (day and month)
Express possession using the verb tener, de, and possessive
adjectives
Pronunciation: m, n
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
Chp. 1.1
10 days
Greet others: Familiar and formal greeting
Introduce others: describing people using subject
pronouns and the verb ser
Say where people are from: using ser de to express origin
2. Spanish 1 --- Worth County Spanish Dept. Pacing Guide 2013-2014
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
Express likes with the use of verbs
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
Chp. 1.2
10 days
Describe others with the use of adjectives describing
gender
Give others’ likes and dislikes with the use of definite and
indefinite articles
Describe clothing
Using adjectives to describe numbers
Pronunciation: f, s, ch
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
Chp. 1.3
10 days
Describe family
Ask and tell ages
Talk about birthdays, giving dates (day and month)
Express possession using the verb tener, de, and
possessive adjectives
Pronunciation: m, n
Standard Time Required Activities
MLI.1C-D
MLI.2C
MLI.3A-B
MLI.1G
MLI.8C-D
MLI.4A
MLI.1H
MLI.9A-B
(Unit 2,Weeks 7-12)
Total Unit - 30 days
Describe classes and classroom objects
Saying what you do: present of -arverbs
Expressing frequency with advers
Discuss obligations with hay queand tenerque
Pronunciation: il, y
Talk about schedules and where you are going: the verbir
Telling time
Asking questions: interrogative words
Say where you are going by describing location with the
verb estar
3. Spanish 1 --- Worth County Spanish Dept. Pacing Guide 2013-2014
Pronunciation: h, j
Discuss plans by saying what you are going to do: ir a…
Sequence events: Present tense of regular -ernad-irverbs
Regular present tense verbs with irregular yoforms
Using the verb oir
Talk about places and people you know
Pronunciation: Los acentos
MLI.1C-D
MLI.2C
MLI.3A-B
MLI.1G
MLI.8C-D
MLI.4A
MLI.1H
MLI.9A-B
Chp. 2.1
10 days
Describe classes and classroom objects
Saying what you do: present of -arverbs
Expressing frequency with advers
Discuss obligations with hay queand tenerque
Pronunciation: il, y
MLI.1C-D
MLI.2C
MLI.3A-B
MLI.1G
MLI.8C-D
MLI.4A
MLI.1H
MLI.9A-B
Chp. 2.2
10 days
Talk about schedules and where you are going: the verbir
Telling time
Asking questions: interrogative words
Say where you are going by describing location with the
verb estar
Pronunciation: h, j
MLI.1C-D
MLI.2C
MLI.3A-B
MLI.1G
Chp. 2.3
10 days
Discuss plans by saying what you are going to do: ir a…
Sequence events: Present tense of regular -ernad-irverbs
Regular present tense verbs with irregular yoforms
Using the verb oir
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MLI.8C-D
MLI.4A
MLI.1H
MLI.9A-B
Talk about places and people you know
Pronunciation: Los acentos
Standard Time Required Activities
MLI.1B
MLI.1D
MLI.4A-4B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
(Unit 3,Weeks 13-18)
Total Unit - 30 days
Extend invitations
Talk on the phone
Express feelings with estarand adjectives
Say where you are coming from with venir
Say what just happened with acabar de
Use of gustar + infinitive
Pronunciation: b,v
Talk about sports: the verb jugar
Stem-changing verbs: e to ie
Express preferences
Say what you know: the verb saber
Make comparisons with the use of selected phrases
Pronunciation: n
MLI.1B
MLI.1D
MLI.4A-4B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
Chp. 3.1
10 days
Extend invitations
Talk on the phone
Express feelings with estarand adjectives
Say where you are coming from with venir
Say what just happened with acabar de
Use of gustar + infinitive
Pronunciation: b,v
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MLI.1B
MLI.1D
MLI.4A-4B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
Chp. 3.2
10 days
Talk about sports: the verb jugar
Stem-changing verbs: e to ie
Express preferences
Say what you know: the verb saber
Make comparisons with the use of selected phrases
Pronunciation: n
MLI.1B
MLI.1D
MLI.4A-4B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
Chp. 3.3
10 days
Describe the weather
State and opinion and use of special expressions using
tener
Describe how you feel with the use of direct object
pronouns
Say what is happening: present progressive
Pronunciation: j, g
Standard Time Required Activities
MLI.1E
MLI.1F
MLI.3C-D
MLI.4A-4B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
(Unit 4,Weeks 19-24)
Total Unit - 30 days
Identify places
The verb decir
Give addresses using prepositional phrases to express location
Choose transportation
Request directions
Give instructions with the use of regular affirmative
tucommands
Pronunciation: r
Talk about shopping, making purchases
Stem-changing verbs: o to ue
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Indirect object pronouns
Pronunciation: rr
Food related conversation
Use of gustar
Express extremes with the use of affirmative and negative
words
Stem-changing verbs: e to I
Say where you went
Pronunciation: g
MLI.1E
MLI.1F
MLI.3C-D
MLI.4A-4B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
Chp. 4.1
10 days
Identify places
The verb decir
Give addresses using prepositional phrases to express location
Choose transportation
Request directions
Give instructions with the use of regular affirmative
tucommands
Pronunciation: r
MLI.1E
MLI.1F
MLI.3C-D
MLI.4A-4B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
Chp. 4.2
10 days
Talk about shopping, making purchases
Stem-changing verbs: o to ue
Indirect object pronouns
Pronunciation: rr
7. Spanish 1 --- Worth County Spanish Dept. Pacing Guide 2013-2014
MLI.1E
MLI.1F
MLI.3C-D
MLI.4A-4B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
Chp. 4.3
10 days
Food related conversation
Use of gustar
Express extremes with the use of affirmative and negative
words
Stem-changing verbs: e to I
Say where you went
Pronunciation: g
Standard Time Required Activities
MLI 5A-5C
MLI.6A-6B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
(Unit 5- Weeks 25-30)
Total Unit - 30 days
Describe daily routine, actions that involve oneself: reflexive
verbs
Irregular affirmative tucommands and negative tucommands
Talk about grooming
Tell others to do something
Using correct pronoun placement with commands
Pronunciation: s,z,c
Say what people are doing using pronouns with the present
progressive
Persuade using the verb deber
Using adverbs that end in -mente
Describe a house
Negotiate responsibilities
Pronunciation: c,p,t
Plan a party
Describe past activities: the preterite of regular -arverbs
Express extremes: superlaties
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Preterite of verbs ending in -car, -gar, and -zar
MLI 5A-5C
MLI.6A-6B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
Chp. 5.1
10 days
Describe daily routine, actions that involve oneself: reflexive
verbs
Irregular affirmative tucommands and negative tucommands
Talk about grooming
Tell others to do something
Using correct pronoun placement with commands
Pronunciation: s,z,c
MLI 5A-5C
MLI.6A-6B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
Chp. 5.2
10 days
Say what people are doing using pronouns with the
present progressive
Persuade using the verb deber
Using adverbs that end in -mente
Describe a house
Negotiate responsibilities
Pronunciation: c,p,t
MLI 5A-5C
MLI.6A-6B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
Chp. 5.3
10 days
Plan a party
Describe past activities: the preterite of regular -arverbs
Express extremes: superlaties
Preterite of verbs ending in -car, -gar, and -zar
Standard Time Required Activities
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MLI 5A-5C
MLI.6A-6B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
MLI.1E
MLI.1F
MLI.3C-D
MLI.4A-4B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
(Unit 6- Weeks 31-36)
Total Unit - 30 days
The preterite of -er and -irverbs
Talking about the past: verbs with a y spelling change
Using irregular verbs in the preterite: hacer, ir, ser
Pronunciation: d
Point out specific people and things using demonstrations
Tell where things are located
Talk about the past
Ordinal numbers
Irregular preterite verbs
Pronunciation: l
Talk about the present and the future
Give instructions to someone
Discuss the past
Review: present progressive and ir a +
infinitive,affirmativetucommands, regular and irregular
preterite
Pronunciation: x
MLI 5A-5C
MLI.6A-6B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
MLI.1E
MLI.1F
MLI.3C-D
Chp. 6.1
10 days
The preterite of -er and -irverbs
Talking about the past: verbs with a y spelling change
Using irregular verbs in the preterite: hacer, ir, ser
Pronunciation: d
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MLI.4A-4B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI 5A-5C
MLI.6A-6B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
MLI.1E
MLI.1F
MLI.3C-D
MLI.4A-4B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
Chp. 6.2
10 days
Point out specific people and things using demonstrations
Tell where things are located
Talk about the past
Ordinal numbers
Irregular preterite verbs
Pronunciation: l
MLI 5A-5C
MLI.6A-6B
MLI.1A-1B
MLI.2A-2B
MLI.7A-7B
MLI.9A-9B
MLI.10A-10B
MLI.1E
MLI.1F
MLI.3C-D
MLI.4A-4B
MLI.1A-1B
Chp. 6.3
10 days
Talk about the present and the future
Give instructions to someone
Discuss the past
Review: present progressive and ir a +
infinitive,affirmativetucommands, regular and irregular
preterite
Pronunciation: x
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MLI.2A-2B
GPS Curriculum Standards discussed in some/all units or through other resources
Identify commonly held cultural viewpoints. (MLI.7b)
Describe cultural customs and traditions (MLI.7c)
Demonstrate basic geographical knowledge (MLIL.8A)
Apply previously learned skills from other subjects (MLI.8B)
Give information about current events (MLI.11A)
Understand the impact of current events (MLI.11B)
Identify community and internet resources (MLI.12B)
Demonstrate knowledge regarding suggested themes for Level 1
Throughout this course, the characteristics of Spanish Language and Culture standards will be incorporated in the classroom activities for each
curricular topic.
Throughout this course, the topics will be assessed through a variety of methods, including pre-tests, unit tests, oral and written performance-
based quizzes, and other varieties of performance-based assessments.