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    The document provides learning targets and essential questions for learning Spanish vowels sounds, spelling names, asking for spellings, and counting to 20. It notes that in Spanish, vowels generally keep the same pronunciation compared to English where vowels can vary. The essential questions ask about the differences between the Spanish and English alphabets, the easiest number to say in Spanish, and the easiest number and color to say.

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    The document provides learning targets and essential questions for learning Spanish vowels sounds, spelling names, asking for spellings, and counting to 20. It notes that in Spanish, vowels generally keep the same pronunciation compared to English where vowels can vary. The essential questions ask about the differences between the Spanish and English alphabets, the easiest number to say in Spanish, and the easiest number and color to say.

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    U1 The Alphabet - The Numbers

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    The document provides learning targets and essential questions for learning Spanish vowels sounds, spelling names, asking for spellings, and counting to 20. It notes that in Spanish, vowels generally keep the same pronunciation compared to English where vowels can vary. The essential questions ask about the differences between the Spanish and English alphabets, the easiest number to say in Spanish, and the easiest number and color to say.

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    LEARNING TARGET:

    ● I can recognize Spanish vowel sounds.


    ● I can spell out my name in Spanish
    ● I can ask the teacher ( or other Spanish speaker) to spell something
    out in Spanish.
    ● I can spell words in Spanish by listening to individual letters being said
    to me.
    ● I can count numbers from 1 to 20

    ESSENTIAL QUESTION:

    ● What is the major difference between the Spanish and English


    alphabet? (there are at least 2).
    ● What is the easiest number for me to say in Spanish?
    ● What is the easiest number and color for me to say in Spanish?
    Some notes on the Spanish alphabet…
    ● In English, sometimes vowels take on different pronunciations
    ● Pronounce the following words:
    –naked, baked
    –water, later
    –roaring, pouring
    ● In Spanish, 99.99999999% of the time, vowels keep the same
    pronunciation, making it very easy to pronounce the word if you
    know how each letter is pronounced
    https://slideplayer.com/slide/4466686/

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0g-zbjBsM8
    Los números
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU9loKPhA7o

    6TH / 7TH GRADE


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4i41AZrMew0

    8TH GRADE
    azul celeste azul marino amarillo

    verde rojo blanco

    café gris negro

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