SPANISH 4 CLASS 203-M-3 4 Spanish Assignments

Express dates using ordinal.

Express dates using ordinal.

Express dates using ordinal.

Express dates using ordinal.

Driving Question or Challenge:
How can you create your own Botero-inspired painting that showcases unique perspectives and proportions?

Driving Question or Challenge:
How can you create your own Botero-inspired painting that showcases unique perspectives and proportions?

Driving Question or Challenge:
How can you create your own Botero-inspired painting that showcases unique perspectives and proportions?

Biographic of Francisco Botero.

Biographic of Francisco Botero.

Biographic of Francisco Botero.

Answers each question relate to Botero. 

Answers each question relate to Botero. 

Answers each question relate to Botero. 

Aprende lo que necesitas para crear tus diseños de una forma fácil y sencilla sin necesidad de ser un diseñador profesional.

Aprende lo que necesitas para crear tus diseños de una forma fácil y sencilla sin necesidad de ser un diseñador profesional.

Aprende lo que necesitas para crear tus diseños de una forma fácil y sencilla sin necesidad de ser un diseñador profesional.

Here are some questions you could ask to identify workplace objectives for various professions: Choose one answer to each question related to the profession, then translate to

In this video you will learn vocabulary that will help you talk about work and your career.

This lesson presents a list of jobs and professions in Spanish through pictures and sentences with the vocabulary. There are two basic ways to ask "what is your job" in Spanish: ¿A qué te dedicas? and ¿Qué haces? First of all, to ask "what's your job" in Spanish you can use any of the following questions: ¿En qué trabajas (tú)?, ¿Cuál es tu trabajo? (what's your job?), ¿Qué haces(tú)? (what do you do?), and ¿A qué te dedicas? (what do you do?).

This lesson presents a list of jobs and professions in Spanish through pictures and sentences with the vocabulary. There are two basic ways to ask "what is your job" in Spanish: ¿A qué te dedicas? and ¿Qué haces? First of all, to ask "what's your job" in Spanish you can use any of the following questions: ¿En qué trabajas (tú)?, ¿Cuál es tu trabajo? (what's your job?), ¿Qué haces(tú)? (what do you do?), and ¿A qué te dedicas? (what do you do?).

This lesson presents a list of jobs and professions in Spanish through pictures and sentences with the vocabulary. There are two basic ways to ask "what is your job" in Spanish: ¿A qué te dedicas? and ¿Qué haces? First of all, to ask "what's your job" in Spanish you can use any of the following questions: ¿En qué trabajas (tú)?, ¿Cuál es tu trabajo? (what's your job?), ¿Qué haces(tú)? (what do you do?), and ¿A qué te dedicas? (what do you do?).

Key Points:
Introduction to common professions in Spanish
Understanding the pronunciation and spelling of the profession names
Practicing using the professions in context through guided and independent practice
In this video you will learn about vocabulary common jobs, professions and occupations in Spanish language.

Key Points:
Introduction to common professions in Spanish
Understanding the pronunciation and spelling of the profession names
Practicing using the professions in context through guided and independent practice
In this video you will learn about vocabulary common jobs, professions and occupations in Spanish language. 

Key Points:
Introduction to common professions in Spanish
Understanding the pronunciation and spelling of the profession names
Practicing using the professions in context through guided and independent practice
In this video you will learn about vocabulary common jobs, professions and occupations in Spanish language. 

Pedir y dar indicaciones para la clase de español.

Pedir y dar indicaciones para la clase de español.

Pedir y dar indicaciones para la clase de español.
Cómo llegar de un lugar a otro y pedir indicaciones en español
Para poder llegar de un lugar a otro y pedir indicaciones en español, puedes seguir estos pasos sencillos. Primero, asegúrate de conocer bien los lugares y palabras que has aprendido en clase. Por ejemplo, puedes recordar cómo se dice "izquierda" (left) y "derecha" (right), así como los nombres de los lugares comunes como "calle" (street), "esquina" (corner), "avenida" (avenue), "plaza" (square), y "parque" (park).
Cuando te encuentres en un lugar y necesites llegar a otro, puedes comenzar por preguntar a alguien cercano. Una forma amigable de pedir indicaciones es decir "Disculpe, ¿puede indicarme cómo llegar a…?" (Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to…?). Luego, menciona el nombre del lugar al que deseas ir. Por ejemplo, si quieres ir al parque, puedes decir "Disculpe, ¿puede indicarme cómo llegar al parque?".
La persona a la que le preguntas te dará indicaciones utilizando palabras relacionadas con los lugares y direcciones. Por ejemplo, te podría decir "Ve todo recto por esta calle" (Go straight on this street), "Gira a la izquierda en la siguiente esquina" (Turn left on the next corner), o "Cruza la plaza y encontrarás el parque a tu derecha" (Cross the square and you will find the park on your right).
Es importante prestar atención a las indicaciones y tratar de recordar los lugares y direcciones mencionados. Si te resulta útil, puedes incluso pedir que la persona repita las indicaciones o escribirlas en un papel. Recuerda ser educado y agradecer a la persona por su ayuda.
Con práctica y familiarización con las palabras y frases útiles, podrás preguntar y entender indicaciones en español para llegar de un lugar a otro. ¡Buena suerte en tu aventura de descubrir nuevos lugares!

Writing Prompt:
Imagina que estás en una ciudad de habla hispana y quieres ir al cine. Escribe una conversación en español en la que le preguntas a alguien cómo llegar al cine y te dan indicaciones. Asegúrate de usar las frases y vocabulario que aprendiste en esta lección. (Imagine you're in a Spanish-speaking city and want to go to the movie theater. Write a conversation in Spanish where you ask someone how to get to the movie theater and they give you directions. Be sure to use the phrases and vocabulary you learned in this lesson.)

Writing Prompt:
Imagina que estás en una ciudad de habla hispana y quieres ir al cine. Escribe una conversación en español en la que le preguntas a alguien cómo llegar al cine y te dan indicaciones. Asegúrate de usar las frases y vocabulario que aprendiste en esta lección. (Imagine you're in a Spanish-speaking city and want to go to the movie theater. Write a conversation in Spanish where you ask someone how to get to the movie theater and they give you directions. Be sure to use the phrases and vocabulary you learned in this lesson.)

Writing Prompt:
Imagina que estás en una ciudad de habla hispana y quieres ir al cine. Escribe una conversación en español en la que le preguntas a alguien cómo llegar al cine y te dan indicaciones. Asegúrate de usar las frases y vocabulario que aprendiste en esta lección. (Imagine you're in a Spanish-speaking city and want to go to the movie theater. Write a conversation in Spanish where you ask someone how to get to the movie theater and they give you directions. Be sure to use the phrases and vocabulary you learned in this lesson.)

Create shopping lists in Spanish and then visit a local grocery store or market.

Create shopping lists in Spanish and then visit a local grocery store or market.

Create shopping lists in Spanish and then visit a local grocery store or market.

This lesson will introduce the vocabulary for places in Spanish.

This lesson will introduce the vocabulary for places in Spanish.

This lesson will introduce the vocabulary for places in Spanish.

This lesson will introduce the vocabulary for places in Spanish.

Places in Spanish and how to describe a town in Spanish with simple adjectives. This video covers the vocabulary for common places around town in Spanish using several pictures plus some common Spanish adjectives to describe places. 

Places in Spanish and how to describe a town in Spanish with simple adjectives. This video covers the vocabulary for common places around town in Spanish using several pictures plus some common Spanish adjectives to describe places. 

Places in Spanish and how to describe a town in Spanish with simple adjectives. This video covers the vocabulary for common places around town in Spanish using several pictures plus some common Spanish adjectives to describe places. 

In this video, you will learn how to say the names of common places in Spanish.

In this video, you will learn how to say the names of common places in Spanish.

Let's learn the most essential weather-related words and phrases to help you navigate your daily conversations, especially when visiting a Spanish-speaking country. 

This song helps students practice Spanish phrases about weather and seasons.

Let's learn the most essential weather-related words and phrases to help you navigate your daily conversations, especially when visiting a Spanish-speaking country. 

This song helps students practice Spanish phrases about weather and seasons.

Let's learn the most essential weather-related words and phrases to help you navigate your daily conversations, especially when visiting a Spanish-speaking country. 

This song helps students practice Spanish phrases about weather and seasons.

La cocina - The kitchen El comedor - The dining room La sala - The living roomEl dormitorio - The bedroomEl baño - The bathroomEl cuarto de baño - The bathroomEl pasillo - The hallwayEl garaje - The garageEl jardín - The gardenLa habitación - The roomEl despacho - The officeLa lavandería - The laundry roomEl sótano - The basement El ático - The atticEl balcón - The balcony El vestíbulo - The foyer El cuarto de juegos - The game room El cuarto de estudio - The study room 
Let's learn vocabulary from the living room and dining room in Spanish, showing some of the most common furniture and furnishings in this part of the house.

La cocina - The kitchen El comedor - The dining room La sala - The living roomEl dormitorio - The bedroomEl baño - The bathroomEl cuarto de baño - The bathroomEl pasillo - The hallwayEl garaje - The garageEl jardín - The gardenLa habitación - The roomEl despacho - The officeLa lavandería - The laundry roomEl sótano - The basement El ático - The atticEl balcón - The balcony El vestíbulo - The foyer El cuarto de juegos - The game room El cuarto de estudio - The study room 
Let's learn vocabulary from the living room and dining room in Spanish, showing some of the most common furniture and furnishings in this part of the house.

La cocina - The kitchen El comedor - The dining room La sala - The living roomEl dormitorio - The bedroomEl baño - The bathroomEl cuarto de baño - The bathroomEl pasillo - The hallwayEl garaje - The garageEl jardín - The gardenLa habitación - The roomEl despacho - The officeLa lavandería - The laundry roomEl sótano - The basement El ático - The atticEl balcón - The balcony El vestíbulo - The foyer El cuarto de juegos - The game room El cuarto de estudio - The study room 
Let's learn vocabulary from the living room and dining room in Spanish, showing some of the most common furniture and furnishings in this part of the house.

Choose the correct option (A, B, or C) to complete each sentence about daily routines in Spanish.

How To Describe Daily Routine In Spanish. In today's video we will show you how to learn Spanish faster by helping you describe your daily routine in Spanish.

Choose the correct option (A, B, or C) to complete each sentence about daily routines in Spanish.

How To Describe Daily Routine In Spanish. In today's video we will show you how to learn Spanish faster by helping you describe your daily routine in Spanish.

"House and Furniture" can be a fun and educational exercise.  



Learn and practice Spanish words and phrases for household items with fun animated characters and humor.

¿Cuál es tu día favorito de la semana? (What is your favorite day of the week?)
¿Qué hiciste ayer? (What did you do yesterday?)
¿Tienes planes para mañana? (Do you have plans for tomorrow?)

Hoy (Today)
Mañana (Tomorrow)
Ayer (Yesterday)
Esta semana (This week)
El próximo mes (Next month)
El año pasado (Last year)
Después (After)
Antes (Before)
When discussing an event, English speakers often ask, "How long has it been?" Spanish speakers ask, "How long does it make?".

Certainly! Here's a multiple-choice worksheet; 

Spanish class on school subjects in Spanish. 

Each question provides a subject in Spanish, and the students need to choose the correct English translation from the options given.

Certainly! Here's a multiple-choice worksheet; 

Spanish class on school subjects in Spanish. 

Each question provides a subject in Spanish, and the students need to choose the correct English translation from the options given.

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to identify common classroom objects in Spanish and use basic commands to interact in a Spanish-speaking classroom setting.