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Michelle Lynn Hofmnn
UNO, DOS, TRES
3rd grade
Wednesday, January 15, 1997, 9:00-9:45 PM
Performance Expectations:
Students will be able to count from zero to twenty in Spanish,
say the Spanish alphabet with its 30 letters (5 vowels), and recognize
all the phonetic sounds.
Content Areas: Language Arts and Math
Strategy: Teach the children through direct instruction and reinforce
through interactive games.
Materials Needed:
Spanish book
Display of Spanish alphabet and numbers
Phonetic chart of the Spanish alphabet
Directions:
Introduction:
Through direct instruction, teach children the Spanish alphabet.
As you go through, have children create their own desk keys.
They should include their phonetic description of each. They
can use examples of words which possess the different letters.
Development:
1. Use games to reinforce the direct instruction.
2. Follow with presentation of the numbers.
3. Resume with games to reinforce both the alphabet and numbering
systems.
Games may include:
El Arbol de Los Numeros
Que va a comer el profesor ____?
El calendario
Anagrams
El Cumpleanos
Actores Mudos
Charadas
El Cuerpo
Las Estatuas
El Arbol de la suerte
Los maizales
Palabras para completar
Closure:
Students can develop games of their own to put their newfound
knowledge of the Spanish language to work. They can also make
desk keys of their own to keep that will help them when tbey write
to their pen pals.
Evaluation:
Students will be assessed according to their participation in
games, and an analysis of their language key.
Adaptation:
Use songs to learn the alphabet and numbers.
Have the class create a larger alphabet and number line.
Learn components of Mayan alphabet and the Mayan numbering system.
References:
Michelle Lynn Hofmann
Hubp, L.B. (1988). Let's play games in Spanish, Lincolnwood,
IL: National Textbook Company.
Vogan, G.D. (1974). Merry-go-round of games in Spanish,
Skokie, IL: National Textbook Company.
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