RID order when you have two object pronouns in a sentence, these pronouns always appear in the RID order. And because two is the maximum number of pronouns that can appear together, the possible combinations are RD – reflexive – direct me lo compro - I buy it for myself ¿Tu pelo es magnifico. te lo lavas mucho? ID – indirect – direct Yo te la escribo - I write it to you Ella me las vende – she sells them to me La La Rule When both the direct and indirect objects are in the third person, regardless of gender and number, both pronouns will begin with 'L'; so change the indirect object (the first one) to “se”. consider the sentence - “I give it to him” - this would become “Yo le lo doy”, so we change this to “Yo se lo doy”. negation(1 verb) put the no or the negation word before first pronoun. When sentence has 2 verbs, there are 2 options Quiero dartelo te lo quiero dar negation (2 verbs) no quiero dartelo no te lo quiero dar. ============================================================= Direct Object Pronouns what does John have? (What) whom does John see? (Whom) me, te, lo/la, nos, os, los/las He has the book the book = direct object John sees Mary (her) mary = direct object John lo tiene lo = direct object John la ve la = direct object Negation (with one verb) Yo no lo sé nunca lo estudiáis | | | neg word | |_ conjugated verb | direct object Two verbs then two options 1) te quiero ver | | | direct object conjugated verb infinitive 2) quiero verte | | conjugated verb infinitive+direct object Negation with two verbs 1) no lo tengo que leer negation word direct object conj verb infinitive 2) no tengo que leerlo ============================================================= Indirect Object Pronouns To Whom (or) For Whom me, te, le, nos, os, se | |______(them, you) |_ (him, her, you, it) DO = direct object IO = indirect object He buys me flowers (he buys flowers for me) |_DO |_IO In a sentence with an indirect object there is always a direct object either stated or implied. My Gradmother writes me every week | | she writes(DO) something_| |_ to me (IO) the direct object is understood to be a letter, postcard, or note with one verb, IO before conjugated verb Juan me compra un libro With two verbs there are two options 1) before the first conjugated verb él me quiere dar un regalo 2) on the end of the infinitive of the second verb él quiere darme un regalo Negation 1) after negation and before verb él no me trae nada 2) on the end of the infinitive of second verb él nunca quiere traerme nada ============================================================= Reflexive Object Pronouns me (myself) te (yourself) se (himself / herself / itself) nos (ourselves) os (yourselves) se (themselves) The action of the verb is to self me lavo el pelo cada dia I wash my hair every day Nearly all verbs can be made reflexive, there is no magic trick ! If the action is to self then it is reflective. Preposition + Infinitive with Reflexive Pronouns verbs following a preposition must be in the infinitive, with reflexive verbs the infinitive remains untouched and the reflexive pronoun is added to the end of the infinitive to agree with the understood subject Yo leo antes de acostarme | | |__(reflexive pronoun on the end of the verb) preposition | infinitive infinitive | antes de dormirte, tú necesitas lavarte | | | | | | |_______________|__(reflexive pronoun) preposition | infinitive
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This product is a wonderful novel study packet to go along with Me llamo Maria Isabel in Spanish! Use it as a whole-group activity or have students complete the packet as they read through the novel. This novel study includes: character analysis, chapter questions, vocabulary, visualization practice, cause and effect practice, Somebody Wanted But So practice, text to self connections, and reflection. Enjoy!
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Spanish color by conjugation! Think color by number, but with verb forms instead! There are three different color by conjugation sheets included to practice the forms of the verb "tener." 3 pages - 2 MB - PDF
Today I wanted to fill you in on how I teach the verb GUSTAR but, first, a real life message. ;) I feel like I've reached THAT point. You know the point I'm talking about, right? The one where you're just trying to make it until the next break? For me that next break is Christmas (4 weeks and counting!). I'm sure I'm not alone in my feelings because it seems the same thoughts are shared often in the staff room at break and lunch each day. I think this is combined with the fact that this upcoming week is just a normal week. I'll go to work this Thursday (Thanksgiving) and teach on just like an average day. While it has gotten easier since this is our third Thanksgiving in Grand Cayman, it's still tough because, as an American, Thanksgiving is BIG. It's difficult not to be surrounded by lots of family on this day. We have amazing friends though and still put on a big get together with the traditional meal. This year, our friends that are hosting are even DVRing the Macy's parade, so we can all watch as we eat our Thanksgiving dinner after work on Thursday. :) Another reason I'm longing for a break is that it's just been a jam packed couple of weeks! The week before last was Pirates Week. It's a fun week long event that starts and ends with amazing fireworks and included a landing parade where the pirates officially take over the island. All week long you can see people walking around town sporting their pirate gear. The week ends with the pirates being kicked off the island until the next year. You can conveniently see the fireworks from our balcony, so that's a plus to where we live as we get a front row seat without having to fight the crowds. During the parade, people young and old dress up. Watch your children too as you never know when they might be kidnapped by a pirate. ;) This past week was the annual Reading Week at school. Teachers kicked off the week by dressing up as story book characters. Activities included: guest authors, reading buddies, an evening "bedtime story night", book exchange and a book fair. At the end of the week, students dressed up as their fav book character. We are also in the middle of practicing for the upcoming Christmas program that takes place in a couple of weeks. I am "fortunate" to be working with the 9th and 10th graders as they play the roles of King Herod and Roman soldiers, Getting them to take this semi-seriously is an exhilarating challenge...(to be read with sarcasm). :) So, what, you ask has been going on in Spanish class with the verb Gustar? Beats me?! I'm struggling to remember what I ate for breakfast 2 hours ago. Back to being serious...we just finished up a unit on GUSTAR. Gustar is always a fun topic because students naturally love to talk about what they like and don't like, so I find it's easy to put this grammar point into a contextual situation to which they can relate. We added some foldables and flip books to our interactive notebooks. We used characters cards to play an introduction game where the characters spoke about their pastimes, while students recorded the information. Using the cards, they introduced, gave basic information and said what they liked to do. I, of course, forgot to take more pictures because of everything else that's been going on. Students are also writing dialogues where they will speak about what they like and want to do. I tagged on the topic of QUERER + Infinitives with this unit as well, so that students are able to speak and write about what they like/don't like as what they want/don't want to do. I found a some good YouTube videos that are engaging and the students enjoy that I incorporate into my Gustar unit. Me gusta-mis pasatiempos Sí, sí me gustan I have used the "Sí, sí me gustan" one for years, but recently found the other and really like it too. Both of these guys have other fun Spanish videos as well, so I encourage you to check those out too. Be encouraged! Thrive while you survive! ;)
This Spanish Omelette (Tortilla Española) is quick and easy to make with everyday ingredients like eggs, potatoes, and onion. Enjoy it for breakfast or brunch, a light dinner, or as a fun tapa during happy hour or on game day!
This product isn’t a finished doll, but an amigurumi pattern to make one! Izuku Midoriya inspired amigurumi from My Hero Academia/Boku no Hero Academia anime/manga. The pattern is available in English and Spanish; Level of difficulty: intermediate; Approximately 20cm (7.5- 8 inches tall) using 2.5mm crochet hook; PDF contains detailed instructions to make the amigurumi; More than 120 pictures to facilitate your work! Video tutorials; List of materials and stitches used. If you have doubts, you can contact the designer through different channels. Don’t hesitate to DM me on instagram @bosquegurumi or email to [email protected] if you have any questions. The pattern is for personal use only. DO NOT duplicate, share, sell or distribute the PDF by any means. However, you may sell the finished product in SMALL mass, but please credit Bosquegurumi as the amigurumi pattern designer. I’m thankful for your support and understanding!**
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Are you looking for cute all about me in Spanish pendants? These adorable super hero todo sober mi posters are perfect for any Spanish Classroom! Check out this super cute one! Purchase includes: 1 Superheroe Todo Sobre Mi Pendant for girls 1 Superheroe Todo Sobre Mi Pendant for boys 1 Superheroe Todo Sobre Mi Pendant para los dos These all about me in spanish pennants gives students a chance to tell the class about themselves and make super cute classroom decorations! These are perfect for any spanish class, but are designed especially for preschool, kindergarten or first grade spanish students! Another teacher said, "Perfect for the first day!" ⋰⋱⋰⋱⋰⋱⋰⋱⋰⋱⋰⋱⋰⋱⋰⋱⋰⋱ Customer Tips: Click this link to Follow Me! This will keep you updated on future products and freebies. Don't forget to provide a quick comment/rating on this product. It earns you credits towards a future free/discounted TpT product & it helps me know what my customers need and like! Thanks so much! ♥Anna
Teaching listening is important. Listening takes tons of practice, and we need to teach it with attention to developing key abilities. Below you will find Spanish listening activities to do before you watch a video or read a story. If you are teaching kids Spanish at home or at
Please Read: I am away on holidays so any orders will be dispatched on the last week of January 2023. Virginia Woolf Print by Romina Berenice Canet. * Illustration from the series "Female writers on Ink" / "Escritoras en tinta" *Adeline Virginia Woolf was an English writer, considered one of the most important modernist 20th-century authors and a pioneer in the use of stream of consciousness as a narrative device *Available in English and Spanish. *Size: A4 *Professionally printed on textured Fine Art 300gr paper in professional archival inks. *It comes in a plastic envelope for protection and will be shipped in a sturdy envelope. *The print is sold unframed (the frame in the photo is for illustrational purposes only) * Text in Spanish: "“No hay barrera, cerradura ni cerrojo que puedas imponer a la libertad de mi mente” *Text in English: “No need to hurry. No need to sparkle. No need to be anybody but oneself.” *All prints are signed. It will be shipped in a sturdy envelope via Royal Mail. 1st Class free shipping within the UK. Standard International shipping for the rest of the world. If you wish for a different shipping method please send me a message. Permission must be granted to copy all or part of the art work. This art work may not be sold, duplicated on other websites, incorporated in commercial products, or used for promotional purposes in any manner without my express written permission.
The text for this post originally appeared at Mezzofanti Guild. Thanks, Donovan, for the opportunity! Examples of Latin American Spanish dialect differences Here’s the thing about learning Spanish: Most teachers lie to you from the first day. Hola bursts through their lips. It may be implicit lying, but they have hidden the truth. And not the […]
Teaching in Spanish can be very challenging for many bilingual educators. We have all been in situations where the kids are crying or giving you blank stares or your brain is drawing a blank and you can’t think of what to say… Wouldn’t be so easy if you just spoke in English?? NO!! Don’t do ... Read More about Teaching in Spanish 100% of the Time
These original Spanish color poems are perfect for young children learning Spanish! Last fall, we worked through our bilingual color unit with our Preschool and Kindergarten students. There are an abundance of color songs
This is a step-by-step guide to get a 5 on AP Spanish Language and Culture. I include all the tips and resources I used to prepare for each section of the exam.
We have a Spanish ministry at our congregation and Kristi Roque has volunteered to translate the worksheets. We started with Life of Jesus, and we will work on other areas of the Bible as time permits. Let me know if there is a particular worksheet you would like. Click on the picture to download the worksheet Birth of John Birth of Jesus & Shepherds Visit Wise Men Visit Jesus Stays Behind at the Temple at 12 Baptism of Jesus Temptation of Jesus N/A Jesus Chooses Disciples Miracles Jesus Feeds 5000 Jesus Cleanses the temple (coming soon) Nicodemus Parable: Build House on a Rock Parable of the Sower This cut and glue worksheet is also available for the Parable of the Sower. Parable of the Rich Fool & the Pearl Parable of the Good Samaritan Parable of the Prodigal Son Parable of the Lost Sheep & Coin Jesus Walks on Water Zacchaeus Lazarus Triumphal Entry & Last Supper Jesus is Crucified & the Resurrection Jesus has Breakfast on Shore with Disciples & Jesus Returns to Heaven Thanks so much Kristi for your time and work to translate the worksheets! ☺ About Kristi Roque I live in Memphis, TN and am married to Elias Roque, from Honduras. He is a Hispanic minister at Great Oaks Church of Christ in Memphis, TN, and we have two boys Eli and Noah. Before they were born, I taught elementary school for 7 years. As a family, we serve the Hispanic community here in Memphis and enjoy participating in various mission efforts in Honduras, El Salvador, Costa Rica, and Peru.
Spanish Worksheet: Conmigo vs. Contigo - Learn to Use These Pronouns Correctly! Conmigo and contigo are two Spanish pronouns that mean "with me" and "with you," respectively. They are both commonly used in everyday Spanish, but they can be tricky to use correctly. This worksheet is designed to help you learn how to use conmigo and contigo correctly. It includes a variety of exercises, such as translation exercises, sentence completion exercises, and fill-in-the-blank exercises. By the end of this worksheet, you will be able to: Understand the difference between conmigo and contigo Use conmigo and contigo correctly in sentences Translate sentences with conmigo and contigo Learn how to use the Spanish pronouns conmigo and contigo correctly with this fun and engaging worksheet! Conmigo and contigo are two important Spanish pronouns that mean "with me" and "with you," respectively. They are both commonly used in everyday Spanish, but they can be tricky to use correctly. This worksheet is the perfect resource for anyone who wants to improve their Spanish grammar skills. It includes a variety of exercises that will help you learn how to use conmigo and contigo correctly in a variety of contexts. Whether you're a beginner Spanish student or you're simply looking to brush up on your grammar skills, this worksheet is for you! Order your copy today and start learning how to use conmigo and contigo correctly! Bonus: This worksheet is also a great way to improve your Spanish vocabulary and reading comprehension skills. Order your copy of the Spanish Worksheet: Conmigo vs. Contigo today and start learning how to use these pronouns correctly! Spanish pronouns Conmigo Contigo With me With you Spanish worksheet Spanish lesson Spanish activity Spanish teaching resource Spanish learning tool Spanish language learning Spanish for beginners Spanish for kids Spanish for adults Spanish for schools Spanish for teachers Spanish for classrooms Spanish curriculum Spanish online learning Spanish language immersion Spanish language acquisition Spanish language proficiency Spanish language development Spanish language skills Spanish language fluency
Amigurumi pattern in Spanish and English of Ellie, character from The last of us. In this pattern with direct PDF download you will find the step-by-step instructions to make the doll with all the accessories, such as the guitar and the bracelet. If you find any errors in the pattern, please let me know. I will continue to update the pattern if necessary. ATTENTION! The abbreviations are not translated into English, but you have a guide on the first page of the pattern that explains them to you. So you will be able to make the pattern perfectly.
I was so inspired by the success of the "Grab It Game" I started to think of how I could change it up to fit other concepts and boy was I onto something. Once again many thanks to my co-worker and awesome Spanish teacher, Marie Stevens, for telling me all about "Grab It Game". My kids are continuing their conjugation practice and I am currently focusing on -AR/-ER/-IR conjugations. The kids are getting good with certain words such as I and you but they still get confused on some endings....so here is what I did.... To play the game: 1. Divide the room up into two even teams. 2. Assign a student numbers for each teammate and make sure each student has a matching "opponent" (For example there should be #1 for Team A and Team B.) 3. Have a small white board, marker, and eraser ready. 4. Take an object in the classroom that you have alot of (at least 6 or so). 5. Make signs for the endings....o, as, a, amos, an (and if you teach vosotros) and tape them to the objects. I chose sombreros because you can buy them for a 1.00 at Dollar Tree. 6. Line them up and let the games begin.... Now...I am a very interactive hands on type of teacher. I love to see my students get into games and be competitive. If you haven't learned already, I am a former athlete/competitor and this often comes out in my classroom. My favorite students when playing these games are my aggressive kids who keep asking to get there number called. Be sure to set some rules up at the beginning so no one gets hurt but here's how it goes.... 1. STAY OUT OF THE WAY! I have a stool and I get my white board, a marker and I go sit on my stool OUT OF THE WAY. (I learned the hard way)....:( 2. Write down ANY infinitive...if you are working on -AR...write Hablar, Llegar, Mirar....ones that they know. 3. Write the verb down and show them...call out the subject pronoun...and then....here we go....the #....and you will see your students FLY out of their chairs and race up to the front to grab the certain hat that matches their subject pronoun. 4. I give an extra point if they can put it all together and say the word "Hablar "Yo" = "Hablo" Another thing is...some students will FLY out of their chairs that the opponent won't even try so I created a rule that even if you try...if your opponent gets it wrong...they are automatically rewarded the point. That gets them ALL trying at least :) You can change this up to fit any conjugation tense and any category of items. God Bless - Brittany B.
En este documento se encuentran 25 ejercicios de solución de problemas. Cada hoja de trabajo tiene una imagen que representa el problema. El estudiante deberá observar la imagen, leer las oraciones, recortar y pegar la oración que corresponda a ese problema y posteriormente dibujar la solución. También hay una oración que se ajusta a la solución y otra que no tiene nada que ver con la situación planteada. Con esta actividad estamos trabajando comprensión lectora, resolución de problema, sentido y significado, vocabulario y selección adecuada entre oraciones. Documento en PDF listo para imprimir. Te puede interesar: Escribiendo Problema y Solución --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⭐ Follow me to get awesome FREEBIES⭐ ⭐ Earn TPT Credits when you leave feedback⭐ I really appreciate any feedback! Have a question? You may contact me at [email protected] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Terms of Use: You may distribute this product through google classroom, email, or over the internet to your own students but may not put it on the internet where it could download. Single class use only. Thank you. Este documento debe utilizarse sólo para uso personal y educativo de un salón de clase. Puede distribuirse por Google Classroom or email solo a sus propios estudiantes. No puede copiarse, ni publicarse en ningún sitio web, como tampoco modificarse de ninguna manera. © 2020 Sra. Tatiana. Todos los derechos reservados por el autor. Se le permite imprimir y copiarlo para el uso de un salón de clase.
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Need vocabulary practice activities for more advanced students? Here is what you are looking for! For a long time I have searched for complex SPORTS topic activity pack that would not only present the vocabulary in lifelike structures, but also include certain grammar problems. I have not found anything that would fully satisfy me, so I decided to design them myself. Here it is! The pack consists of (check all the 22 pages in the preview): 1 - classify sports vocabulary into eight categories 2 - give few examples of the sports from each category 3 - read the description and guess the name of the sport 4-6 - write about physical activity preferences (1st and 3rd person) 7-9 - write about frequency of physical activity (1st and 3rd person) 10-12 - compare the results of the sports competitions (Comparativo y Superlativo) 13-14 - write about training schedule (3rd person) 15-16 - answer sports related questions (Presente Indicativo) 17 - describe the picture (estar + gerundio) 18 - write about your experience with sports (Pretérito Perfecto) 19 - answer sports related questions (Pretérito Perfecto) 20 - answer sports related questions (Pretérito Indefinido) 21-22 - write about your training schedule (Pretérito Indefinido y Futuro Simple) If you like it please remember to leave feedback. It’s easy! Go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button, click it and you will be taken to a page where you can leave a quick rating and a short comment about the product. If you have any questions please use Q&A section. And if you find an error just let me know and I will fix it as soon as possible. For more ideas and activities check out my BLOG and my Pinterest. You may also like: Sports in Spanish Food - Vocabulario en uso Clothes in Spanish
I have designed these activities for my 4th, 5th and 6th graders, but you can use it with younger or older students too. It is a fun way to learn sports vocabulary (baloncesto, tenis, fútbol, béisbol, ciclismo, bádminton, golf, fútbol americano, tenis de mesa, natación, voleibol) in Spanish. It includes (look at the preview to see all 20 pages): 1 ---> match pictures with words activity 2 ---> read and draw activity 3 -4 ---> wordsearch and crossword 5-7 ---> three write the name of the sport activities 8-10 ---> three favorite sport activities 11-13 ---> me gusta/no me gusta activities 14-17 ---> le gusta/no le gusta activities 18-19 ---> two pair activities 20 ---> set of vocabulary cards Did you know you can earn TPT credits that can be applied to future purchases? It is easy! Go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button, click it and you will be taken to a page where you can leave a quick rating and a short comment about the product. Each time you provide feedback, you’ll earn TPT credits. If you have any questions please use Q&A section. And if you find an error just let me know and I will fix it as soon as possible.
Real Academia Española Art print, for framing, vintage art print, painting art print, academy image, academy picture, academy drawing Good vintage condition. 80's art print but very good quality and in good condition. it measures: height 39.5 cm x 29.5 cm. This art print is printed in early 80s in Madrid. This one has the Royal Spanish Academy. Excellent quality of print and paper. Don't hesitate to contact me if you have questions. Your order will be packaged carefully to ensure it gets to you in perfect condition. All our packages and parcels are registered, you will be also provided with tracking number. Visit my shop for more collector's items. https://www.etsy.com/shop/prestigiousantiques?ref=hdr
Este recurso contiene 18 pósteres con mensajes sobre la “bondad” y “amabilidad”. Ideal para colgarlos en el salón de clase o en el “bulletin board”. Celebremos “kindness month” con estos hermosos pósteres que harán de tu salón de clase un lugar más amable. Documento en PDF. Posters a color solamente. Imprime, lamina y cuelga donde desees. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⭐ Follow me to get awesome FREEBIES⭐ ⭐ Earn TPT Credits when you leave feedback⭐ I really appreciate any feedback! Have a question? You may contact me at [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Terms of Use: You may distribute this product through google classroom, email, or over the internet to your own students but may not put it on the internet where it could download. Single class use only. Thank you. Este documento debe utilizarse sólo para uso personal y educativo de un salón de clase. Puede distribuirse por Google Classroom or email solo a sus propios estudiantes. No puede copiarse, ni publicarse en ningún sitio web, como tampoco modificarse de ninguna manera. © 2022 Sra. Tatiana. Todos los derechos reservados por el autor. Se le permite imprimir y copiarlo para el uso de un salón de clase.
Since 2015 I’ve taught high schoolers 90 minute classes in a small trailer. Believe me when I say, movement is a necessity. It was one of the first things I realized transitioning from teaching 50 …
Preterit Task cards (40 cards) are in a PDF format. Each card contains a question in the Preterit and students respond in the Preterit as well. I incorporated higher thinking questions. Therefore, the questions make connections to Social Studies, Literature and Politics. In addition, each card has a flag from a Spanish speaking country. Students are allowed to use cellphones, Chrome books, tablets, etc. to quickly look up the answer if they do not already know it. The first group to get the correct answer scores a point. I like to group student in pairs and each pair represents a Spanish speaking capital. Prior to beginning the game, I show students a You Tube video for the capitals. Then distribute one task card per pair. I write on the board the 21 capitals and each group can earn points. I usually use the points towards a quiz grade since we're not allowed to give out candy and the high school kids are too old for stickers or pencils. It seems like they really want the extra points to be applied to a missing homework or quiz grade. I also have each pair quickly draw the flag for the country and write the name of the capital and use that as a name tag for each group. It reinforces flag recognition but also gives me a quick visual of which pair earned the point without having to relay on my memory : ) You Tube video for the capitals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAoj0IuVoes Great task cards to review the Preterit while making connections to history, politics, literature and geography. I usually play this game on Fun Fridays! Students work hard the entire week so I try to do something fun on Fridays. If we're learning about the Dominican Republic fun Friday can easily be a Bachata dance lesson! I try to do different activities on Fun Fridays; dance lesson, game activity, cooking lesson (like making Guacamole), arts and crafts (like making worry dolls), etc. It also works well for classroom management. If students are not well behaved during the week,, then we skip Fun Friday! I don;t even have to reprimand them. When someone is not behaving, another student will beat me to it and say "Stop it, we're going to lose Fun Friday" LOL Flags: Pixabay.com (free domain) OJO I may not have ALL the flags on the task cards since they were not ALL available on free domain. I believe Perú was missing as well as Guinea Ecuatorial.
This is a mega bundle kit of teaching basic finances in Spanish 2 or above. This honestly could be taught in ANY level, but I highly recommend Spanish 2 and above. It covers basic vocabulary about finances. It's prepped and ready. Print and Go! The bundle includes: *Vocabulary List (English & Spanish) *Practice Activities for Vocabulary Lists *Game to help learn vocabulary *Suggestions of how else to practice the vocabulary *Speaking Task Cards *Spanish Readings with Comprehension Questions *Worksheet of Analyzing Credit Score - Practicing high numbers *Exam *Lesson Flow Guide This lessons goes great when teaching higher numbers such as 1,000 to 1,000,000. To access my quizlet set for futher practice of these terms: Click Here This lesson plan with loaded activities and assessment can't get anymore real life. The students will love learning terminology and facts that will help them in their future. Note: I take about 20 minutes and teach kids (in English) about some finance education such as what is a credit score? How do you get it? What's the difference between a debit card and a credit card?...............They LOVE it! This is totally optional but I highly suggest. Personal Testimony: I had a parent call and thank me for teaching this content in the class, and she said, "On top of the just teaching these terms and their true meaning, you taught the Spanish!" Product comes in a word document so you may edit anything you need or add more.
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Our Primary likes to let the kids play get-to-know-you games with their teachers and each other at the beginning of the year. It is a fun way for the kids to become comfortable with their new teachers! I looked all over the internet for fun games (and there are many) but decided to come up with my own. I have mine printed on 8x11 cardstock and I laminated them so they can be used over and over again. This also looks good printed in black and white, or printed on colored cardstock or paper. You will need a dice and enough markers for each player. (You can use anything...pennies, candies, buttons, etc. We used these CTR circles found here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/122010264/choose-the-right-lds-primary-2017-theme) After purchasing you will receive a PDF download. The PDFs are sized as 8x11. Your local printing store can also print these on 11x16 posters for a very inexpensive price. (about 20 cents each at my printing store, on a shiny card stock.) Other editions of this game: UK LDS Primary Edition: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1293139977/ US Classroom Edition: https://www.etsy.com/listing/547734107/ UK Classroom Edition: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1293131419/ The printed posters from this PDF are for personal, ward and stake use only. These posters are my own work and cannot be changed, sold, or reproduced in any way. Please contact me if you have any questions or see any typing errors. Thanks for looking!
