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  • Objective: Introducing Vocabulary of Unit 1 - How Do You Feel? Date: March, 23rd. 2023

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    This document covers several lessons on vocabulary related to feelings, emotions, and physical ailments. It introduces vocabulary words for how you feel today including happy, in love, sad, amused, surprised, delighted, tired, and ill. Another lesson introduces vocabulary for feeling sick, including broken bones, backache, heartburn, stomachache, toothache, sore neck, and headache. Further lessons cover umbrella terms for feelings and emotions, pronouns and emotions in English and Spanish, using have or has, identifying subject pronouns, applying the contents of Unit 1, the word "feel" in Spanish, and using personal pronouns in a speaking task.

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    This document covers several lessons on vocabulary related to feelings, emotions, and physical ailments. It introduces vocabulary words for how you feel today including happy, in love, sad, amused, surprised, delighted, tired, and ill. Another lesson introduces vocabulary for feeling sick, including broken bones, backache, heartburn, stomachache, toothache, sore neck, and headache. Further lessons cover umbrella terms for feelings and emotions, pronouns and emotions in English and Spanish, using have or has, identifying subject pronouns, applying the contents of Unit 1, the word "feel" in Spanish, and using personal pronouns in a speaking task.

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    Objective: Introducing Vocabulary of Unit 1 - How Do You Feel? Date: March, 23rd. 2023

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    This document covers several lessons on vocabulary related to feelings, emotions, and physical ailments. It introduces vocabulary words for how you feel today including happy, in love, sad, amused, surprised, delighted, tired, and ill. Another lesson introduces vocabulary for feeling sick, including broken bones, backache, heartburn, stomachache, toothache, sore neck, and headache. Further lessons cover umbrella terms for feelings and emotions, pronouns and emotions in English and Spanish, using have or has, identifying subject pronouns, applying the contents of Unit 1, the word "feel" in Spanish, and using personal pronouns in a speaking task.

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    How do you

    feel?
    Objective: Introducing
    vocabulary of unit 1 –
    How do you feel?
    Date: March, 23rd. 2023
    Unit 1: How do you feel today?
    1.Happy
    2.In love
    3.Sad
    4.Amused
    5.Surprised
    6.Delighted
    7.Tired
    8.ill
    9.Good
    Objective:
    Comprehend
    vocabulary of
    “feeling sick”
    March, 23rd.
    2023
    Vocabulary
    1. Broken bones: Huesos
    rotos
    2. Backache: Dolor de espalda
    3. Heartburn: Dolor de pecho
    4. Stomachache: Dolor de
    estómago
    5. Toothache: Dolor de
    dientes
    6. Sore neck: Dolor de cuello
    7. Headache: Dolor de cabeza
    8. Heartburn; Lesión
    Feelings and Emotions Umbrella…
    1. Sadness
    2. Anger
    3. Surprised
    4. Happiness
    5. Amused
    6. In love
    Pronouns and emotions

    April, 11th. 2023


    Objective: Identify subject pronouns in english
    Yo Tu El Ella
    Eso/objeto

    Nosotros Ustedes
    Ellos
    Have or Has?
    I have a fever
    She has a headache
    You have a
    stomachache
    He has a broken
    arm.
    Subject Pronouns
    April,
    Objective: Identify subject pronouns
    Objective: Apply all the contents of unit 1
    Feel: SENTIR

    How do you feel?


    Objective: Applying contents in speaking task about
    personal pronouns
    Guess who?
    Guess who?
    Guess who?

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