Class Activities for the Week of February 5th from your text

Vocabulary: Around the House



Vocabulary:


Word
Meaning
Word
Meaning
Refrigerator
Refrigeradora
Wall Clock
Reloj de pared
Washing machine
Lavadora
Clock
Reloj
Microwave
Microondas
Time
Tiempo
Toaster
Tostadora
Stove
Estufa
Blender
Licuadora
Wrist watch
Reloj de mano
Coffee maker
Cafetera
Ring
Anillo
Television
Televisión
Sandals
Sandalias
DVD.S
DVDs
Pants
Pantalones
Computer
computadora
Speakers
Parlantes
Candles
Velas
Keys
Llaves
Flashlight
Linterna
Tap
Grifo
Matches
Cerillos
Damper / Switch
Apagador/interruptor
Lighter
Encendedor
Fan
Abanico
Chairs
Sillas
Hole Puncher
Perforadora
Fan
Ventilador
Staple Remover
Saca grapas
Purse
Bolso
Dress
Vestido
Bicycle
Bicicleta
High heel shoes
Zapatos de tacon alto
Scissors
Tijeras
Mirror
Espejo
Phone
Teléfono
Shoes
Zapatos

Vocabulary Practice:

Where would you find the objects listed above: the bedroom, bathroom, living room or kitchen?  What things would you find on the patio or in the garage?  What do you keep in your closet?

Describe your house and each room. Whenever possible, use the vocabulary words from this lesson. You can also use prepositions of location, for example: "I have two pillows on my bed." "There is a closet next to the door." "In my bathroom, there are two shelves above the sink." 

Vocabulary: Parts of the Body


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Present Progressive (aka present continuous)



Past Progressive (aka past continuous)


When or While

Advanced exercises

Punctuation


Parts of Speech quiz



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