¡Buenos Días, Buenas Tardes!Hoy es lunes, el 9 de febrero.

Esponja: ¿Qué significa?:1. ¡Hola!2. domingo3. Adiós4. ¿Qué pasa?5. miércoles6. ¿Cómo estás?

Grab a book from the shelf!

• 6th period, take out your Spanish notes first!

6th Period:• Despedidas = Farewells/Goodbyes

• Goodbye = Adiós

• See you later = Hasta luego

• See you soon = Nos vemos (planned) or Hasta

pronto

• See you tomorrow = Hasta mañana

6th Period:

• Introducciones

¿Cómo te llamas? = What is your name?

Me llamo ____ = My name is ____

¿Cuál es tu nombre? = What is your

name?

Mi nombre es ____ = My name is ____

Days of the Week

• Let’s learn the song!

10

Practicamos

• p. 3 #1• What saludo would you use for each time?• What despedida would you use?

¿Cómo te llamas?• Look at the list of names on page 4

• What shall we call you?

• Activity #7

¡Buenos Días, Buenas Tardes!Hoy es martes, el 10 de febrero.

Esponja:• Get a pen or pencil• Get a scratch piece of paper• Ms. T will give you two questions…

Then:• Find the notes/warm-ups section of your notebook• Title a new page (include a date!)• Be ready to take some notes on the history of the Spanish

language• (This will be cooler than it sounds.)

¿Cómo te llamas?• Look at the list of names on page 4

• What shall we call you?

• Activity #7

Where does Spanish come from?

• From Indo-European roots, we have Latin

• Latin was spoken widely and eventually developed into several dialects

• One of these dialects was the basis for Hispanic Latin• Castilian group remained strong and self-sufficient on the peninsula

• Some influence from Moors, but mostly kept intact

• Several hundred years later, Christopher Columbus sails to the American continents

• Spanish has continued to develop here

INDO-EUROPEAN TRIBES

“Ancient History of Indo-Europeans”. 2006. http://lukferi.webs.com/

Moorish conquest of Spain

“The Art of Adventure”.12 Apr 2012. http://artsofadventure.com/tag/the-moors-in-spain/

Castile

“Kingdom of Castile”. Wikipedia. 9 Aug 2013. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Castile/

Spanish in the Americas

“Spanish Language”. Wikipedia. 8 Sep 2013. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_language

PAÍSES HISPANOHABLANTESSPANISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES

• p. xxxiv en el libro

• Use these maps to find the capital for each country and write it on your worksheet

• The map will be checked on Friday, and you’ll have a quiz next week!

¡Buenos Días, Buenas Tardes!Hoy es miércoles, el 11 de febrero.

Esponja: ¿Cómo se dice en español?:1. See you tomorrow.2. Good morning.3. See you later 4. See you soon (very soon!)5. Good afternoon!

What do you want to learn?

• Spanish

• Presentation skills

• Research

• Culture and History

NUMEROS 21-30

•21 = veintiuno 26 = veintiséis•22 = veintidós 27 = veintisiete•23 = veintitrés 28 = veintiocho•24 = veinticuatro 29 = veintinueve•25 = veinticinco 30 = treinta

PAÍSES HISPANOHABLANTESSPANISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES

• p. xxxvi en el libro

• Use these maps to find the capital for each country and write it on your worksheet

• The map will be checked on Friday, and you’ll have a quiz next week!

¡Buenos Días, Buenas Tardes!

Hoy es jueves, el 12 de febrero.

Esponja: What continent are the following countries a part of?1. Nicaragua2. Spain3. Argentina4. Equatorial Guinea5. Columbia6. Panama

LOS NUMEROS 31-100

• 30 = treinta 40 = cuarenta• 31 = treinta y uno 50 = cincuenta• 32 = treinta y dos 60 = sesenta• 33 = treinta y tres 70 = setenta• 34 = treinta y cuatro 80 = ochenta• 35 = treinta y cinco 90 = noventa• 36 = treinta y seis 100 = cien• 37 = treinta y siete• 38 = treinta y ocho• 39 = treinta y nueve

Revisamos• Alfabeto• Los Números• Colores

PAÍSES HISPANOHABLANTESSPANISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES

• p. xxxvi en el libro

• Use these maps to find the capital for each country and write it on your worksheet

• The map will be checked on Friday, and you’ll have a quiz next week!

¡Buenos Días, Buenas Tardes!

Hoy es viernes, el 13 de febrero.

Esponja: Name the capital of each country listed below:1. Paraguay2. Costa Rica3. Dominican Republic4. Honduras5. Chile

Don’t forget to take your map home to

finish it and study for your quiz!

¿DE DÓNDE ERES?• Once you’ve introduced yourself to someone, it

might be helpful to explain where you’re from.

FIRST PROJECT!

• Greetings

• Introductions

• Explaining where you’re from

• Goodbyes

PIZARRITAS BLANCAS

• Introducciones

• Saludos

• Despedidas

¡MATAMOSCAS!