Spanish 

Hola y bienvenidos a Agua Salada 

Welcome back to onsite learning.

During my classes, my students  not only learn about the Spanish language but also the culture of various Spanish-speaking countries. Since I love to make learning Spanish fun, my students will continue their learning playing games, singing songs, reading books, dancing, telling stories, having access to technology, and more in order to encourage, challenge and motivate them to learn the language.

Activities that our students have been participating in the past weeks. (All Grades)

• Speaking and listening; asking and answering questions.
• Drama-related activities including role-playing.
• Listening and singing Spanish songs.
• Using hand gestures; indicating, pointing and touching.
• Participating in a variety of games aimed at encouraging the students to talk among themselves, have a go, and help them remember.
• Using Spanish apps on iPads and watching Spanish videos.

Student continue practicing their Spanish vocabulary such as:

• Hola (Hello) to the teacher and class piers
• Buenos días (Good morning)
• Singing and dancing to head shoulders, knees and toes in Spanish.
• Using Kahoots and Rockalingua to practice numbers, colours and directions in Spanish
• Greeting teachers and peers in Spanish Hola, Buenos días, Adios
• Asking and responding simple questions in Spanish

¿Cómo te llamas? (What is your name)

¿Cuántos años tienes? (How old are you?)

¿Puedo ir al baño? (Can I go to the toilet?)

Adiós” and waving goodbye

• Singing songs to practice:

Parts of the body, numbers, colours and directions in Spanish

Well done to our Spanish learning community!

Señor Pastén