Spanish 2
AMI AFTER APRIL 17 UPDATE
Several of you have asked about what to do after April 17. First, you need to get your 12 assignments that are due by April 17 turned in. After April 17, I am only asking for one assignment per week through May 15 (4 more after the 12 due by April 17). I will let you off the hook the week of May 18-22 so you can concentrate on doing what you need to do for your core classes. Remember that you have lots of options to choose from. Anything previously assigned will work. Please do not stress about this...do not worry about accents or being grammatically correct, just have fun with Spanish! Writing prompt #3 is quite easy and fun. You can use the verb es(is) to describe a friend, the verb tiene (has) to tell me what your friend has, etc. Here is an example: I will describe Mrs. Brandi Jones. Es alta. Es simpática. Es morena. Tiene 3 hijos. Tiene un perro. You can also make sentences negative: No es baja. Remember, you must write 5 sentences about each friend. The 5 sentences count as 1 activity. You may repeat this activity using different friends. Some of you have asked about doing something different that still involves Spanish. I have said yes to each of these proposals, please just run your idea by me first. I am here to answer questions for you. Please email me your completed activities as you finish them. I miss you and love hearing from you!
AMI instructions-March 30-April 17
Update!!!! I am changing the instructions for the AMI work for March 30-April 17. Instead of one activity per day, I am now going to assign 3 activities per week. I am giving you a little break! Please do not stress about this...do not worry about accents or being grammatically correct, just have fun with Spanish! Writing prompt #3 is quite easy and fun. You can use the verb es(is) to describe a friend, the verb tiene (has) to tell me what your friend has, etc. Here is an example: I will describe Mrs. Brandi Jones. Es alta. Es simpática. Es morena. Tiene 3 hijos. Tiene un perro. You can also make sentences negative: No es baja. Remember, you must write 5 sentences about each friend. The 5 sentences count as 1 activity. You may repeat this activity using different friends. I am here to answer questions for you. Please email me your completed activities as you finish them. I miss you and love hearing from you!
Until we return to school, you must do three activities per week . You may either do a listening activity or a writing prompt. I would really like you to do some of each.
Instructions for both activities are included in this document. Please email me your work or send it to me via Google classroom. alicia.satterfield@perryvilleschool.org
AMI Day Listening Activity Instructions
Spanish listening activity for AMI days:
You must listen to 15 minutes of Spanish. You can listen to an activity that is 15 minutes long, or you can break up your listening into smaller segments. You must fill out this paperwork for each activity. For example, you could watch a short video that is 15 minutes long, or you could listen to 5 songs that are each 3 minutes long. It does not matter what you do as long as you listen to 15 total minutes each day. You can document all of your activities on paper using the information below. Activities may not be repeated. All of the items listed below must be accounted for. Bring your paperwork back to school.
fecha (date)__________________________________
*tipo de actividad (type of activity)_____________________________
fuente (source)___________________________________________
If your activity is a song, I need the name of the song and the artist.
*nombre de la canción (name of the song____________________________________________
cantante o grupo (name of singer or group)__________________________________________
*If your activity is a movie, short film, video clip, etc.., I need to know the name of what you listened to or watched.___________________________________________________________
minutos (minutes)_______________________________
For each activity, you must write down 5 Spanish words you heard.
25 Writing Prompts- You may choose 1 prompt. Write 5 sentences per prompt. Some prompts may be repeated as long as you vary your answers. For example, prompt 3: you may write about different friends. Depending on how many friends you have, this prompt could be repeated many times!
1) Write a one-paragraph biography of your life so far. This can include a variety of past tenses to describe habitual and one-time actions, as well as tenses to describe events that happened before or after another event. You can also practice using sequencing and transition words such as primero, después, and entonces.
2) Describe your family. Not only will you be using family-related vocabulary, you’ll also get practice describing age and occupation.
3) Create a written sketch of your best friend. Make use of physical and personality descriptors (alto, rubio, amable, cómico).
4) Recount a joke or funny event. This will challenge you to correctly use colloquial expressions as well as unique vocabulary that will take you outside of the box of typical Spanish vocabulary.
5) Relate a specific event, either historical or personal, that occurred. Then rewrite it in the present tense
6) Write an ad for something (a roommate, an item for sale, etc.). This will help you practice describing cost and specific details (for example, size or shape), as well as expressing requirements and commands in a polite way.
7) Write an opinion piece in which you express your subjective opinions, wishes, and feelings about a controversial issue. Spanish 3 only for this one!
8) Discuss an issue that affects the public (a drought, an electricity outage, etc.)
9) Imagine you are a king or queen — what would you want people to do?
10) Write a dialogue between two people. Use question words to form interrogative sentences, and make sure the other person responds with the appropriate verb form (for example, if the question refers to “you all,” the response to use is “we.”).
11) Write a short story. Try to make it as descriptive as possible while also including lots of action verbs to move the story along. Have fun with it; it can be a crazy story with a creative twist or unexpected angle! You’ll certainly improve your Spanish reading comprehension if you write enough of these!
12) Review a book or film.
13) Write an instructional paragraph about how to do something (arrive at a certain location using the bus, cook a particular dish, etc.). Tailor the formality of your words to your intended audience.
14) Write a letter in Spanish to a long-lost love. What would you say to this person to express your anguish, your delight, your memories, and your regrets?
15) Write a paragraph introducing yourself for a job. Describe your education, skills, motivations, and interests.
16) You completely forgot to do a huge assignment that your teacher is now collecting — what can you say to explain why you don’t have the assignment to turn in? What compromise can you request in order to not receive a failing grade?
17) Create a short poem — it doesn’t need to rhyme. Try reading a few poems (check out Pablo Neruda, for example) to find inspiration.
18) Pick an object you know well or have in front of you to observe, then describe the item as fully and descriptively as you can.
19) Describe an ideal world .
20) Write a letter to another foreign-language student. In the format of a pen pal letter, explain what you like about learning Spanish, what you find difficult, what you hope to use Spanish for, and why you decided to learn a foreign language.
21) Convince someone to adopt your position on an issue. Use persuasive language (en mi opinión es necesario….) to convince them of the strengths of your argument and the weaknesses of theirs. You can choose a political topic, a personal decision, or anything else that can be argued for or against.
22) Write a short gratitude note — what are you grateful for today? Express your thanks with words of appreciation.
23) Introduce a reader to your town, city, or region — what’s particularly unique and interesting about it?
24) Where have you traveled to that was interesting? Describe your trip, your travel partners, your activities, and your experience of this new place.
25) What goals would you like to accomplish in the future? If you could do anything, what would you do?
AMI Days: week of March 16-20
You may choose to do any combination of the following:
For each day we are closed, please do one activity. You must complete one page a day or one listening activity a day. You may do any combination of the activities mentioned above. I handed out packets on Friday, March 13. If you were not here on Friday or if you cannot find your packet, go to my Google classroom and you will find all of the information you need. You may turn in your work via Google classroom, email, or keep it until school is back in session and turn it in to me then. If you have questions or need help please email me.
alicia.satterfield@perryvilleschool.org
******Please scroll to the last entry on this page for AMI instructions listening activity instructions!
THESE LESSON PLANS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of ??? (when we come back to school)
Monday-p. 208, 209, WB A-D p. 7.7,7.8, quiz 2
Tuesday-p. 210, WB A-C p. 7.8,7.9, quiz 3
Wednesday-p. 211,212, WB A-C p. 7.10,7.11
Thursday-review p. 211, p. 2132-213, WB A-C p. 7.11,7.12, quiz 4
Friday-dialogue video, p. 214, A-D p. 215, p. 218, 1-5 p. 219
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of March 9-13
Monday-lotería (vocabulary game)
Tuesday-Chapter 6 test
Wednesday-p.198,199 (Cumulative Review)
Thursday-p. 200-207, WB A-E p. 7.3-7.5
Friday-review p. 204,205, vocabulary video, WB F-I p. 7.5,7.6, quiz 1
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of March 2-6
Monday-p. 184,185, WB A,B p. 6.11, quiz 4
Tuesday-p. 186, A p. 187, p. 190, 1-6 p. 191
Wednesday-p. 188, A-D p. 189
Thursday-study guide, p. 192,193
Friday-lotería (vocabulary game)
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of February 24-28
Monday-p. 168-173, WB A-C p. 6.3,6.4
Tuesday-review p. 172,173, WB D-F p. 6.4,6.5, quiz 1
Wednesday-p. 176,177, vocabulary video, WB A-C p. 6.6-6.8
Thursday-review p. 176,177, WB D-E p. 6.8, quiz 2
Friday-p. 180,181, WB A-D p. 6.9, 6.10, quiz 3
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of February 17-21
Monday-No school
Tuesday-study guide, p. 160, 161
Wednesday-lotería (vocabulary game)
Thursday-Chapter 5 test
Friday-p.166,167 (Cumulative Review)
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of February 10-14
Monday--p. 148, WB A-C p. 5.7,5.8, quiz 4
Tuesday--p. 150, grammar video, WB A-C p. 5.8,5.9
Wednesday-p. 151, WB A-C p. 5.9, quiz 5
Thursday-p. 152, A-C p. 153, p. 158, 159
Friday-p. 154-156, A-F p. 157
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of February 3-7
Monday-p. 135-141, WB A-C p. 5.3,5.4, quiz 1
Tuesday-p. 142,143, WB A-C p. 5.4, quiz 2
Wednesday-p. 146, 147, WB A-E p. 5.5,5.6, quiz 3
Thursday-p. 148, WB A-C p. 5.7,5.8, quiz 4
Friday-p. 150, grammar video, WB A-C p. 5.8,5.9
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of January 27-31
Monday-Friday-We will be doing background research and reading the novel, El Escape Cubano
Objectives-read and understand passages, gain a basic knowledge of Cuban culture and history from the readings
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of January 20-24
Monday-Friday-We will be doing background research and reading the novel, El Escape Cubano
Objectives-read and understand passages, gain a basic knowledge of Cuban culture and history from the readings
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of January 13-17
Monday-Friday-We will be doing background research and reading the novel, El Escape Cubano
Objectives-read and understand passages, gain a basic knowledge of Cuban culture and history from the readings
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of January 6-10
Monday-Friday-We will be doing background research and reading the novel, El Escape Cubano
Objectives-read and understand passages, gain a basic knowledge of Cuban culture and history from the readings
PHS Semester Test Schedule:
Tuesday December 17: test in 6th and 8th period
Wednesday December 18: test in 5th and 7th period
Thursday December 19: test in 2nd and 4th period
Friday December 20: test in 1st and 3rd period
Exempt students will be notified no earlier than December 12 and no later than December 13.
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of December 9-13
Monday-p. 118, A-D p. 119, p. 124, 1-5 p. 125
Tuesday-p. 120-122, A-C p. 123
Wednesday-p. 126,127
Thursday-semester test study guide
Friday-lotería (vocabulary game)
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of December 2-6
Monday-p. 103-109, WB A-E p. 4.3,4.4, quiz 1
Tuesday-p. 110-111, WB A-E p. 4.5,4.6, quiz 2
Wednesday-p. 112, grammar video, WB A-E p. 4.6,4.7, quiz 3
Thursday-p. 114,115, WB A p. 4.8, quiz 4
Friday-p. 116,117, WB A,B p. 4.8, quiz 5
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of November 18-22
Monday-study guide, p. 94,95
Tuesday-lotería (vocabulary game)
Wednesday-Chapter 3 test
Thursday-Chapter 3 Writing and Reading Test
Friday-p.101,102 (Cumulative Review)
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of November 11-15
Monday- No school
Tuesday-grammar video, p. 83,84, WB A-E p. 3.10, 3.11, quiz 4
Wednesday-p. 85, WB A,B p. 3.12, quiz 5, dialogue video
Thursday-p. 86, A-D p. 87, p. 92, 1-5 p. 93
Friday-p. 88-90, A-E p. 91
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of November 4-8
Monday-p. 69-75, WB A-C p. 3.3
Tuesday-review p. 72,73, WB D-F p. 3.4,.35, quiz 1
Wednesday-p. 76-78, vocabulary video, WB A-C
Thursday-review. 76,77, WB D,E p. 3.7,3.8, quiz 2
Friday-p. 80,81, WB A-C p. 3.8,3.9
Spanish 2 Week of October 28-November 1
Monday-Friday-This week we will be studying the Latin American holiday, Día de los Muertos. We will be doing a variety of activities with this, including games, readings, and viewing of how the holiday is celebrated.
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of October 21-25
Monday-study guide, p. 60,61
Tuesday-lotería (vocabulary game)
Wednesday-Chapter 2 test
Thursday-Chapter 2 Writing and Reading Test
Friday-p.66,67 (Cumulative Review)
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of October 14-18
Monday-No school
Tuesday-p. 50,51, grammar video, workbook F-H pl. 2.8,2.9, quiz 4
Wednesday-p. 52,53, WB A p. 2.9, quiz 5
Thursday-p. 54,55, A-D p. 55
Friday-p. 56-59
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of October 7-11
Monday-assign chapter 2 project, p. 34-41, WB A-C p. 2.3
Tuesday-review p. 38,39, WB D-E p. 2.4, quiz 1
Wednesday-p. 42-44, vocabulary video, WB A-C p. 2.5,2.6
Thursday-review p. 42,43, dialogue video, WB D-E p. 2.6, quiz 2
Friday-SR4 p. 46-48, WB A-E p. 2.7,2.8, quiz 3
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of September 30-October 4
Monday-study guide, p. 26,27
Tuesday-lotería (vocabulary game)
Wednesday-Chapter 1 test
Thursday-p.32,33 (Cumulative Review)
Friday-lotería Mexicana-Don Clemente
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of September 23-27
Monday-review p. 11-13, WB D,E p. 1.8,1.9, quiz 3
Tuesday-p. 15-17, diálogo video, WB A,B p. 1.10
Wednesday-review p. 15, dictado p. 19, WB A-C p.1.10, quiz 4
Thursday-read p. 20, A-C p.21, read p. 24,25, culture video
Friday-read p. 22, A-D p. 23, WB 1.11,1.12
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of September 16-20
Monday-p. 1-6, WB A-C p. 1.3,1.4
Tuesdayy-review p. 4,5, WB D,E p. 1.4,quiz 1
Wednesday-p. 8-10, p. SR3, WB A-C p. 1.5
Thursday-review p. 8,9, WB D, E p. 1.6, quiz 2
Friday-p. 11,12, WB A-C p. 1.7,1.8
Spanish 3 Lesson Plans Week of September 9-13
Monday-p. R59-63, WB R32,33
Tuesday-p. R64-67, WBR34-36
Wednesday-Go over WB F, quiz F
Thursday-p. 1-6, assign chapter project (recipe presentation), WB A-D p. 1.3,1.4
Friday-review p. 4,5, vocabulary video, WB E-G p. 1.5,1.6, quiz 1
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of September 9-13
Monday-Go over WB, Repaso E quiz
Tuesday-p. R47-50, WB 27,28
Wednesday-p. R51-53, WB R29-31
Thursday-Go over WB, Repaso F quiz
Friday-p. 1-6, WB A-C p. 1.3,1.4
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of September 2-6
Monday-No school
Tuesday-R 33-35, WB R.20-.22
Wednesday-Go over Repaso D, Repaso D quiz
Thursday-p. R37-41, WB R.23
Friday-R42-45, WB R24,25
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of August 26-30
Monday-Repaso B quiz
Tuesday-R21-24
Wednesday-p.R25-27
Thursday-go over Repaso C WB, Repaso C quiz
Friday-p. R 28-32, WB R.18,.19
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of August 19-23
Monday-R6-R8
Tuesday-R9, WB R.3-R.8
Wednesday-p. R11-14
Thursday-p. R15-19, WB Repaso B
Friday-Repaso B quiz
Spanish 2 Lesson Plans Week of August 13-16
Tuesday-information sheets, textbooks
Wednesday-SH 1-65
Thursday-R2-R5
Friday-R6-R8
********************************Spanish listening activity for AMI days:
You must listen to 15 minutes of Spanish each day we are out of school. You can listen to an activity that is 15 minutes long, or you can break up your listening into smaller segments. You must fill out this paperwork for each activity. For example, you could watch a short video that is 15 minutes long, or you could listen to 5 songs that are each 3 minutes long. It does not matter what you do as long as you listen to 15 total minutes each day. You can document all of your activities on paper using the information below. Activities may not be repeated. All of the items listed below must be accounted for. Bring your paperwork back to school.
fecha (date)__________________________________
*tipo de actividad (type of activity)_____________________________
fuente (source)___________________________________________
If your activity is a song, I need the name of the song and the artist.
*nombre de la canción (name of the song____________________________________________
cantante o grupo (name of singer or group)__________________________________________
*If your activity is a movie, short film, video clip, etc.., I need to know the name of what you listened to or watched.___________________________________________________________
minutos (minutes)_______________________________
For each activity, you must write down 5 words in Spanish that you heard._____________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________