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Spanish Lesson Plan: Números

Grade Level: 8
Subject: Spanish
Duration: 30 minutes
Topic: Números (Numbers)
Objective: Students will be able to recognize, pronounce, and use numbers up to 100 in various contexts.

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Materials Needed

• Whiteboard and markers
• Handouts with number charts
• Worksheets for practice
• Audio clips for number pronunciation

Lesson Outline

Introduction (5 minutes)

• Greet students in Spanish: "¡Hola, clase!"
• Briefly explain the importance of knowing numbers in everyday situations (shopping, telling time, etc.).
• Introduce the topic of numbers (números) and share the lesson goals.

Direct Instruction (10 minutes)

• Presentation of Numbers 1-100:

  • Write numbers 1-10 on the whiteboard and pronounce each number clearly.
  • Engage students by asking for the Spanish translation of each number.
  • Use a number chart to display numbers up to 100, emphasizing patterns and common phrases (e.g., veinte, treinta).

• Common Uses of Numbers:

  • Discuss how numbers are used in prices, age, and dates.
  • Provide examples and ask students to volunteer situations where they might use numbers.

Guided Practice (10 minutes)

• Pronunciation Practice:

  • Play an audio clip of numbers pronounced in Spanish, and students repeat after the recording.

• Interactive Activity:

  • Divide the class into pairs. Each pair will take turns saying a number in Spanish, while the other pair writes it down in numeric form.

• Worksheet Activity:

  • Distribute worksheets with a variety of exercises (fill in the blank, matching numbers to their spelling).

Independent Practice (5 minutes)

• Allow students to complete the remainder of the worksheets independently, ensuring they apply what they have learned.

Closure (5 minutes)

• Review key points of the lesson.
• Ask a few students to share their favorite number to say in Spanish and the reason.
• Encourage questions and clarify any misunderstandings.

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Homework Assignment

1. Write the numbers 1-20 in Spanish from memory.
2. Count backward from 20 to 1 in Spanish (write it down).
3. Create a short dialogue between two characters discussing their ages using Spanish numbers. (Minimum of 5 lines)

Homework Answers

• 1 - uno
• 2 - dos
• 3 - tres
• 4 - cuatro
• 5 - cinco
• 6 - seis
• 7 - siete
• 8 - ocho
• 9 - nueve
• 10 - diez
• 11 - once
• 12 - doce
• 13 - trece
• 14 - catorce
• 15 - quince
• 16 - dieciséis
• 17 - diecisiete
• 18 - dieciocho
• 19 - diecinueve
• 20 - veinte

• 20 - veinte
• 19 - diecinueve
• 18 - dieciocho
• 17 - diecisiete
• 16 - dieciséis
• 15 - quince
• 14 - catorce
• 13 - trece
• 12 - doce
• 11 - once
• 10 - diez
• 9 - nueve
• 8 - ocho
• 7 - siete
• 6 - seis
• 5 - cinco
• 4 - cuatro
• 3 - tres
• 2 - dos
• 1 - uno

3. Example Dialogue:
   • Person A: ¡Hola! ¿Cuántos años tienes?
   • Person B: Tengo catorce años. ¿Y tú?
   • Person A: Yo tengo quince años.
   • Person B: ¡Felicidades!
   • Person A: Gracias. No puedo esperar para cumplir dieciséis.

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This lesson plan on Números aims to equip eighth-grade students with the essential skills in using and recognizing numbers in Spanish, making them more confident in conversing and understanding the language.