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Which subject | Spanish as a foreign language |
What topic | Regular Present Tense Verbs |
What length (min) | 10 |
What age group | Year or Grade 10 |
Class size | 20 |
What curriculum | ¡Avancemos! Level 2 |
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Check previous homework | |
Ask some students to presents their homework | |
Add a physical break | |
Add group activities | |
Include homework | |
Show correct answers | |
Prepare slide templates | |
Number of slides | 8 |
Create fill-in cards for students | |
Create creative backup tasks for unexpected moments |
Regular Present Tense Verbs
Year/Grade 10
Spanish as a Foreign Language
20 students
10 minutes
¡Avancemos! Level 2
Step Number | Step Title | Length | Details |
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1 | Introduction to Regular Verbs | 2 minutes | Briefly explain what regular present tense verbs are and their conjugation rules. |
2 | Distribution of Printable Cards | 1 minute | Hand out the printable cards to each student that they will fill out during the lesson. |
3 | Guided Practice | 3 minutes | Walk the class through examples on the whiteboard, demonstrating how to conjugate one verb from each category (-ar, -er, -ir). |
4 | Independent Practice | 2 minutes | Allow students to fill in their cards with verbs based on the guided practice. |
5 | Collection/Random Checking of Cards | 1 minute | Collect the cards or randomly check a few to assess understanding without presentation. |
6 | Assignment of Homework | 1 minute | Briefly explain the homework assignment related to the lesson without discussing the specifics. |
"¡Hola a todos! Today, we are going to dive into the world of regular present tense verbs in Spanish. Regular verbs follow specific patterns in their conjugation. Do you know what a regular verb is? That's right! They are verbs that follow the same set of rules when you change the subject. Specifically, we will focus on three types of regular verbs: those ending in '-ar,' '-er,' and '-ir.' For example, the verb 'hablar' (to talk), 'comer' (to eat), and 'vivir' (to live). Let's get ready to learn how to conjugate these verbs!"
"Now, I am going to hand out some printable cards. These cards will help you practice the verb conjugations. Please take one card and keep it handy, as we will be filling it out together!"
"Alright everyone, take a look at the whiteboard. We are going to practice conjugating a few regular verbs together. Let's start with an '-ar' verb. Who can remind me of an example? Yes, 'hablar'! Great! Let's conjugate it in the present tense."
(Write on the board)
"Look at how the endings change based on the subject! Now, let’s try an '-er' verb. What about 'comer'? Let’s conjugate it together."
(Write on the board)
"Fantastic! Lastly, let’s do an '-ir' verb. Who can suggest one? Yes, 'vivir'! Let's write that one out as well."
(Write on the board)
"Does everyone see the patterns here? It's the same for all regular verbs, just the endings change!"
"Now it’s your turn! Go ahead and fill out your printable cards with the verbs we just conjugated. Use the examples from the whiteboard to help you. You have two minutes to complete this activity. Please begin!"
"Time’s up! Please pass your cards to the front. I’m going to randomly check a few to see how well you understood the conjugation rules we covered. Don’t worry, this is just for me to gauge your understanding."
(After checking a few cards)
"Great job, everyone! I’m positively impressed with your work! Keep practicing!"
"For homework, I want you to find three regular verbs you like and write sentences using them in the present tense. I won’t go into detail now, but you will be sharing those sentences in our next class. Make sure to review your conjugation rules, and I am looking forward to hearing your sentences!"
"Thank you for your hard work today! Have a great day!"
Slide Number | Image | Slide Content |
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1 | {Image: A classroom setting with students} | - Introduction to regular present tense verbs in Spanish |
- Regular verbs follow specific patterns | ||
- Focus on three types: '-ar,' '-er,' and '-ir' | ||
- Examples: hablar (to talk), comer (to eat), vivir (to live) | ||
2 | {Image: Printable cards being distributed} | - Distribution of printable cards |
- Cards will be used for practicing verb conjugations | ||
- Keep the card handy for the upcoming activity | ||
3 | {Image: Whiteboard with conjugation examples} | - Guided Practice on the whiteboard |
- Example of '-ar' verb: hablar | ||
- Conjugation: Yo hablo, Tú hablas, Él/Ella habla, Nosotros(as) hablamos, Vosotros(as) habláis, Ellos(as) hablan | ||
4 | {Image: Whiteboard with conjugation examples} | - Continue Guided Practice with '-er' verb: comer |
- Conjugation: Yo como, Tú comes, Él/Ella come, Nosotros(as) comemos, Vosotros(as) coméis, Ellos(as) comen | ||
5 | {Image: Whiteboard with conjugation examples} | - Final Guided Practice with '-ir' verb: vivir |
- Conjugation: Yo vivo, Tú vives, Él/Ella vive, Nosotros(as) vivimos, Vosotros(as) vivís, Ellos(as) viven | ||
- Review: Patterns of regular verbs and varying endings based on the subject | ||
6 | {Image: Students working independently} | - Independent Practice |
- Fill out printable cards with the conjugated verbs | ||
- Use examples from whiteboard | ||
7 | {Image: Teacher checking students' work} | - Collection and random checking of cards |
- Teacher assesses understanding of conjugation rules | ||
- Positive feedback on good performance | ||
8 | {Image: A homework assignment on a notepad} | - Assignment of Homework |
- Find three regular verbs and write sentences in the present tense | ||
- Review conjugation rules | ||
- Share sentences in the next class | ||
- Thank you for hard work, encouragement for continued practice |
Question | Answer |
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What is a regular verb in Spanish? | |
Can you name one example of an '-ar' verb? | |
How do you conjugate the verb 'hablar' in the present tense? | |
What are the endings for the verb 'comer' when conjugated in the present tense? | |
What is one example of an '-ir' verb? | |
How do the endings change for regular verbs in Spanish based on the subject? | |
What three types of regular verbs did we focus on during the lesson? | |
How many minutes did you have to complete the activity on your printable card? | |
What will you be sharing in the next class regarding your homework? | |
Why is it important to practice conjugating regular verbs? |