Today we learned how to count up to 31. Please use this power point and the videos to review your numbers and take a peek at the number beyond 31. Remember that tomorrow we will be counting and you will be competing against other classes.
Monday, August 30, 2010
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Capítulo 1 - Vocabulario
Use these flashcards to review and learn all of the vocabulary for Chapter 1.
Chap 1 Vocabulario » ProProfs flashcard maker
Gramática 1 Capítulo 1
We have started to work on grammar.
Below you will find the two power point presentations we covered in class. Please use them to review the content.
Below you will find the two power point presentations we covered in class. Please use them to review the content.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Vocabulary 1 Quiz - Next Week
To help you prepare for your 1st Vocab quiz please use the following resources.
The following Power Point contains all of the words you must know for your Quiz.
Watch these videos to review vocabulary #1. The videos are made by Señor Jordan. The videos are really good and will help you review some of the concepts you need to know for your QUIZ.
Practice websites:
to ask and tell how someone is
to say good-bye
The following Power Point contains all of the words you must know for your Quiz.
Watch these videos to review vocabulary #1. The videos are made by Señor Jordan. The videos are really good and will help you review some of the concepts you need to know for your QUIZ.
Practice websites:
To greet someone
to ask and tell how someone is
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Capítulo 1 - Palabras 1
Today we started vocabulary notes on Chapter 1 Vocabulary 1.
Use the presentation below to review what we learned today and preview what we will be learning tomorrow.
Use the presentation below to review what we learned today and preview what we will be learning tomorrow.
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Class Supplies
The 1st day of school is around the corner and I am excited to meet you and begin working with all of you. Some of you may have already gotten your supplies and although I will go over this information on during class on Monday I thought it would beneficial to clarify a few things regarding the list.
If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact me.
Catalina_Bohorquez@scps.k12.fl.us
Ms. Bohórquez
- Spanish Textbook - Keep it at home. You will never have to bring your textbook to school. I have a class set that we will use when we do activities from the textbook while in the classroom.
- Worbooks - You will receive two workbooks. Cuaderno de Vocabulario y Gramática and another one called Cuaderno de Actividades. Both of these workbooks should be with you at all times. I suggest you keep them in your backpack as you will be using them for many exercises in class and at home.
- Spanish - English Dictionary - Small pocket size so you are able to keep it in your backpack also. If at any point during an in class activity there is a word you do not understand you should look it up in the dictionary.
- 3" 3 Ring Spanish I Binder - DO NOT BRING THIS TO SCHOOL. Your binder will be used to archive all of your notes, papers, worksheets etc. that you receive in class. This is where you will store all of the important information you need to review for your exams. It is also a binder that you will use when you are in Spanish II and you have doubts or questions regarding any Spanish I concept.
- Dividers - I highly suggest you divide your binder by chapters. It will make it much easier when you have to study.
- Work in Progress Folder - This is the folder you will need to keep in your backpack at all times. You will use it to keep your notes, papers, worksheets and information from the chapter that we are covering. After we take the chapter test you will be able to empty your Work in Progress Folder and archive all of that information on your Spanish I Binder.
- Copy Paper - Always keep 5 sheets of Copy Paper in your Work in Progress Folder. Sometimes we will do activities that will require this kind of paper.
If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact me.
Catalina_Bohorquez@scps.k12.fl.us
Ms. Bohórquez
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Welcome Parents/Guardians
Parents/Guardians,
I would like to welcome you to the Spanish Class I Blog for parents and students enrolled in Ms. Bohórquez's Class.
This blog is one of the resources you will be able to access to find out what is going on in Spanish Class.
Spanish I is a rigorous high school credit course that will introduce your child to vocabulary, grammatical structures, and the culture of Spanish-speaking countries.
Students will have homework almost every night. Very rarely will they have a day without an assignment, however, on days they do not have homework they are always encouraged to continue practicing what we are learning in class. Here at Markham Woods, we follow the same procedures as the high schools we feed into, therefore, students will be taking 9 weeks exams and semester exams. Students should always be able to recall the content from previous chapters. In Spanish I, every chapter builds off of the previous chapter. If a student is not successful in Chapter 3, most likely they will struggle in Chapter 4. With this in mind, please encourage your child to review and practice the content from the previous chapters.
Parents generally ask what can they do to help their student as they go through Spanish I so here are a few suggestions:
1. Please monitor your child's homework (memorization of vocabulary/grammar), and grades.
2. Vocabulary needs to be learned when it is assigned so it can be properly reinforced through classroom usage. Your son / daughter should be periodically reviewing past vocabulary words on their own in order to keep them fresh in their mind and to ensure long-term retention. Encourage you child to practice new and old vocabulary words.
3. Encourage your son/daughter to use a planner. Every Monday before I start class, students are given about 10 minutes to write down the agenda for the week. The Agenda is always written on the left side of the white board and it provides information on homework, projects, quizzes, and tests.
4. If you use Twitter please follow my class tweets @bohorqueztweets . I will periodically post reminders for major grades like projects, quizzes, tests and exams. You can also access a live feed of my tweets through this blog (bohorqueztweets on the right).
5. Use the Blog to access the Class Calendar. You can even subscribe to it and receive and email when new assignments are posted. I will do this on a weekly basis.
6. Students will have several technology projects throughout the school year. I will announce these projects a week or two in advance. Please encourage your son/daughter to start working right away to avoid technology malfunction. If his/her computer is not working at home they have two options: a) Come before school and use the Classroom Computer or b) Work on the Paper Version of the project.
As always, feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns you may have.
I am looking forward to a successful school year.
~ Mrs. Catalina Bohórquez
I would like to welcome you to the Spanish Class I Blog for parents and students enrolled in Ms. Bohórquez's Class.
This blog is one of the resources you will be able to access to find out what is going on in Spanish Class.
Spanish I is a rigorous high school credit course that will introduce your child to vocabulary, grammatical structures, and the culture of Spanish-speaking countries.
Students will have homework almost every night. Very rarely will they have a day without an assignment, however, on days they do not have homework they are always encouraged to continue practicing what we are learning in class. Here at Markham Woods, we follow the same procedures as the high schools we feed into, therefore, students will be taking 9 weeks exams and semester exams. Students should always be able to recall the content from previous chapters. In Spanish I, every chapter builds off of the previous chapter. If a student is not successful in Chapter 3, most likely they will struggle in Chapter 4. With this in mind, please encourage your child to review and practice the content from the previous chapters.
Parents generally ask what can they do to help their student as they go through Spanish I so here are a few suggestions:
1. Please monitor your child's homework (memorization of vocabulary/grammar), and grades.
2. Vocabulary needs to be learned when it is assigned so it can be properly reinforced through classroom usage. Your son / daughter should be periodically reviewing past vocabulary words on their own in order to keep them fresh in their mind and to ensure long-term retention. Encourage you child to practice new and old vocabulary words.
3. Encourage your son/daughter to use a planner. Every Monday before I start class, students are given about 10 minutes to write down the agenda for the week. The Agenda is always written on the left side of the white board and it provides information on homework, projects, quizzes, and tests.
4. If you use Twitter please follow my class tweets @bohorqueztweets . I will periodically post reminders for major grades like projects, quizzes, tests and exams. You can also access a live feed of my tweets through this blog (bohorqueztweets on the right).
5. Use the Blog to access the Class Calendar. You can even subscribe to it and receive and email when new assignments are posted. I will do this on a weekly basis.
6. Students will have several technology projects throughout the school year. I will announce these projects a week or two in advance. Please encourage your son/daughter to start working right away to avoid technology malfunction. If his/her computer is not working at home they have two options: a) Come before school and use the Classroom Computer or b) Work on the Paper Version of the project.
As always, feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns you may have.
I am looking forward to a successful school year.
~ Mrs. Catalina Bohórquez
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