Everything You Need to Know . . .

This blog will provide you with all of the latest information about Ms. Wilson's Spanish classes. Each day you will see a summary of what we did in class and a list of any homework assignments. There will also be special announcements about projects, tests and school information.

Thursday, January 7, 2016

Thursday, January 7, 2016

Important web sites/addresses:  

  1.  my email: wwilson@pvlearners.net
  2.  class blog:  bienvenidospvhs.blogspot.com
  3.  Twitter: @bienvenidospvhs
  4.  Infinite Campus: https://ic.pvschools.net
  5.  text site:  www.classzone.com



Block 1  Spanish 3-4 Honors:
-Students completed the warm up.
-Students practiced the alphabet in Spanish.
-Students practiced their dialogs with a partner.
-Students started the set up of their Interactive Student Notebooks.


Homework:
-Luis Walter Alvarez biography due by 7:30 am, Friday, January 8, 2016.  This must be submitted via Google Classroom.  Remember to explain why Mr. Alvarez's work is important to you and/or how it changed the world.  You can always look at the sample paragraph on the blog.
-Complete the PRIDE handout that you were given in class today.







Blocks 2 & 4  Spanish 1-2:
-Students completed the warm up.
-Students practiced reciting the alphabet, numbers 0 - 10 and the days of the week in Spanish.
-Students practiced their dialogs with several partners. 
-Students set up the first few pages of their Interactive Student Notebooks.
-Students in block 4 completed a find someone who activity.

  
Homework:
-Carlos Santana biography due by 7:30 am, Friday, January 8, 2016.  This must be submitted via Google Classroom.  Remember to explain why Mr. Santana's work is important to you and/or how it changed the world.  You can always look at the sample paragraph on the blog. 
-Bring a single subject spiral notebook and glue sticks to class on Thursday. 
-Block 2 only - complete the PRIDE handout you were given in class.
-Be prepared to present the alphabet in Spanish by next Monday.
-Be prepared to present your dialog in Spanish by next Tuesday.

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