1 Hoy es miércoles, el primero de abril. Hoy: -Anuncios -Movie Activity Calientito: Get into groups of 3-4, no more no less. You need one sheet of paper. Write down your names and each group member’s favorite movie at the top. Assign each group member one of these roles: - Scribe #1 and #2 - Grammar Freak - Editor

2 ANUNCIOS… HOMEWORK = DUE THIS FRIDAY 4/3 -Use each new vocab word from TPRS #6-7 in your own sentence in the preterite or imperfect. -No quiz this week. TEST= Next FRIDAY 4/10 -TPRS #6-10 and grammar points

3 Tarea (palabras de TPRS #6-7) 1. el hoyo - the hole 2. en vez de - instead of 3. palomitas (de maíz) - popcorn 4. cazar - to hunt (has a ce-zar change in 1 st person) 5. la trampa - trap 6. por fin - at last, in the end, to sum up 7. detrás de – behind 8. esperar – to wait 9. en ese instante – in that instant, moment 10. el árbol – tree 11. es obvio que – it’s obvious that 12. estar seguro que – to be sure that 13. tener hambre - to be hungry

4 LA BROMA DEL DÍA…

5 Hoy es jueves, el dos de abril. Hoy: -Anuncios -Pass back quizzes -TPRS #6 -TPRS #7 CALIENTITO: Contesta las preguntas con un amigo. 1. ¿Cuándo eras niño, te burlabas de tus hermanos menores? 2. ¿Cuándo empezaste a montar una bicicleta? 3. ¿Dejas una propina grande o pequeña? 4. ¿Cuándo está lloviendo, usas un paraguas? 5. ¿Qué le diste a tu mamá para la navidad?

6 ANUNCIOS… HOMEWORK = DUE THIS FRIDAY 4/3 -Use each vocab word from TPRS #6-7 in your own sentence in the preterite or imperfect. -No quiz this week. TEST= Next FRIDAY 4/10 -TPRS #6-10 and grammar points

7 TPRS #6 El conejo listo palabras nuevas: el hoyo - the hole en vez de - instead of palomitas (de maíz) - popcorn cazar - to hunt (has a ce-zar change in 1 st person) la trampa - trap por fin - at last, in the end, to sum up extra words: hacer trampa – to cheat tramposo – cheater paloma – dove or pidgeon caja fuerte – safe (strong box)

8 TPRS #6 El conejo listo palabras viejas: el dulce - candy (noun) or sweet (adjective) cerca de - near sabía que - knew that acercarse - approach, go near conejo - rabbit la caja - box tener hambre - to be hungry

9 TPRS #6 Grammar Points Grammar to note in box #6: en vez de – In English, when we use the phrase “instead of,” we usually pair it with an –ing form of the verb. But remember that in Spanish, the –ando/-iendo form of the verb is used for the progressive—with the verb phrase en vez de, you will use the INFINITVE. Ex: Yo caminé en vez de manejar.

10 Hoy es viernes, el 3 de abril. CALIENTITO: For each blank write the bold verb in Spanish—you will need to choose between preterite and imperfect. DO NOT write the whole sentence, just the verbs for each sentence. 1.When I was (____) six years old, I had (____) a dog. 2. The students began (____) the quiz, but didn’t finish it (____) because the fire alarm rang (____). 3. When I arrived (____) to the cafeteria, I saw (____) some students lying on the floor. 4. I thought (____), “What’s going on?” Hoy: -Anuncios -Calientito -TPRS #7

11 ANUNCIOS… HOMEWORK = DUE THIS FRIDAY 4/3 -Use each vocab word from TPRS #6-7 in your own sentence in the preterite or imperfect. -No quiz this week. TEST= Next FRIDAY 4/10 -TPRS #6-10 and grammar points

12 TPRS #7 Elmero, el cazador de conejos. Palabras nuevas: detrás de – behind esperar – to wait en ese instante – in that instant, moment el árbol – tree es obvio que – it’s obvious that estar seguro que – to be sure that Cognates / extra words: rifle / prisión / impaciente / arrestar / barril

13 palabras viejas: cazar – to hunt un hoyo – a hole esconderse – to hide lentamente – slowly se puso – became dulce – candy palomitas – popcorn caja – box ningún, ninguna – none, not any TPRS #7 Elmero, el cazador de conejos.

14 Grammar points: GUSTAR – Used in the imperfect gustaba when refering to a like or predilection; used in the preterite gustó when used to describe a like/dislike reaction to a particular thing. PONERSE – In this story, it means became. Because it indicates a change in emotion, it is expressed in the pretrite se puso QUERER – Use in the imperfect quería + INF when referring to what someone wanted, but use in the preterite quiso + INF when saying someone refused to do something. TPRS #7 Elmero, el cazador de conejos.

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