April 13, 2020:
Spanish I & II: Culture, watch Kings of Spain, Episode 1

April 14, 2020:
Spanish I: Watch Talking About Sports in Spanish Video (Anna), listen to the pronunciation and write the Spanish sports vocabulary in your notebook, Sports Vocabulary
Spanish II: Watch How to Order Food in Spanish (Ordering a Meal at a Restaurant) Video, study Table Setting, write Table Setting Vocabulary and answer the questions from Table Setting Worksheet in your notebook

April 15, 2020:
Spanish I: Read The Lure of Baseball in the Dominican Republic, copy Spanish Baseball Vocabulary into your notebook
Spanish II: Write vocabulary and phrases from Spanish Restaurant Vocabulary in your notebook. Answer questions in your notebook, Restaurante elegante

April 16, 2020:
Spanish I: Answer the items in the following worksheet. Number items in the rows 1, 2, 3 , 4… Common Sports in Spanish
Spanish II: Watch How to Order Coffee and Other Drinks in Spanish Video, write Spanish Drink Ordering Vocabulary and answer questions from Ordering Food Worksheet in your notebook

April 17, 2020:
Spanish I: Read Boxing in Latin America, write Spanish Boxing Vocabulary in our notebook, watch 15 Greatest Latin Boxers Of All Time video
Spanish II: Watch TROPICAL Puerto Rican STREET FOOD TOUR

April 6, 2020:

Spanish I: Go to Interrogative Pronouns in Spanish, read explanation and watch video. Copy vocabulary into your notebook from Interrogative Pronoun Vocabulary. Complete questions and write answers in your notebook from Interrogative Pronoun Worksheet
Spanish II: Watch Hygiene Actions Video. Copy Personal Hygiene Vocabulary into your notebook.

April 7, 2020:

Spanish I: Watch “Who” in Spanish: ¿QUIÉN?, QUIEN, ¿QUIÉNES? & QUIENES Video. Answer questions and write in your notebook from Interrogatives Worksheet 2. Go to Interrogative Form Online Exercise and practice.
Spanish II: Watch Reflexive Verbs in Spanish Video (Anna). Copy the List of Reflexive Verbs into your notebook.

April 8, 2020:

Spanish I: Read Haber: Now There’s a Verb! Discussion, watch How to use the verb HABER in Spanish, write the answers in your notebook for Hay Worksheet
Spanish II: Write the number and verb in your workbook, Reflexive Verbs & Routine. Answer the questions in Practice the Spanish Reflexive Verbs and write them in your notebook.

April 9, 2020:

Spanish I: Write the conjugation of Haber into your notebook, Haber Conjugation. Write the common Haber phrases in your notebook, Haber Common Expressions.
Spanish II: Open Reflexive Notes and Sentence Translation Exercise, read page one and translate sentences on page two. Write them in your notebook.

April 10, 2020:

Spanish I & Spanish II: Watch how Spain celebrates Easter. Remember that some symbols, like wardrobe, mean different things than they do in the United States. Does this make you want to visit Spain during Easter? Thrones of Semana Santa (Tronos de Semana Santa) Video

This week is officially Spring Break. However, since most of you are confined to home, here are some interesting cultural videos to entertain and teach you.

March 30, 2020
Spanish I & II: Barcelona Today Video

March 31, 2020
Spanish I & II: Hunting Pablo Escobar Documentary Video

April 1, 2020
Spanish I & II: History of Mexico Video

April 2, 2020
Spanish I & II: Excellent short Flamenco video (Spain)

April 3, 2020
Spanish I & II: 1918 Spanish Flu

March 27, 2020:
SAT Prep: Watch Reading: Science — How-to Part 1
History: Watch Introduction to the Constitution – Part 1
English: Watch Do schools kill creativity? (Beginning of Creative Writing Series)
Math: Solve the Math Puzzle or Teacher Assigned Work
Spanish (G): Do Assigned Work, Catch up on previous work

March 30, 2020:
SAT Prep: Watch Reading: Science — How-to Part 2
History: Watch Introduction to the Constitution – Part 2
English: Watch Top Five Habits of Successful Writers
Math: Solve the Math Puzzle or Teacher Assigned Work
Spanish (G): Do Assigned Work

March 31, 2020:
SAT Prep: Watch Reading: Literature — How-to Part 1
History: Watch Introduction to the Constitution – Part 3
English: Watch Creative Writing tips, advice and lessons from bestseller Stephen King
Math: Solve the Math Puzzle or Teacher Assigned Work
Spanish (G): Do Assigned Work

April 1, 2020:
SAT Prep: Watch Reading: Literature — How-to Part 2
History: Watch Introduction to the Constitution – Part 4
English: Watch How to write descriptively – Nalo Hopkinson
Math: Solve the Math Puzzle or Teacher Assigned Work
Spanish (G): Do Assigned Work

April 2, 2020:
SAT Prep: Watch Reading: History and Social Studies
History: Listen How Socialism Nearly Wiped Out the Pilgrims
English: Watch How to make your writing suspenseful – Victoria Smith
Math: Solve the Math Puzzle or Teacher Assigned Work
Spanish (G): Do Assigned Work

April 3, 2020:
SAT Prep: Watch Reading: History and social studies — How-to Part 2
History: Watch The Economic Failure of Venezuela
English: Watch How to make your writing funnier – Cheri Steinkellner
Math: Solve the Math Puzzle or Teacher Assigned Work
Spanish (G): Do Assigned Work

April 6, 2020:
SAT Prep: Watch Reading: Social science — How-to Part 1
History: Watch The Fall of Rome Explained In 13 Minutes
English: Watch How to Write Dialogue
Math: Solve the Math Puzzle or Teacher Assigned Work
Spanish (G): Do Assigned Work

April 7, 2020:
SAT Prep: Watch Reading: Social science — How-to Part 2
History: Watch Greek Gods Explained In 12 Minutes
English: Watch How To Develop Characters
Math: Solve the Math Puzzle or Teacher Assigned Work
Spanish (G): Do Assigned Work

April 8, 2020:
SAT Prep: Watch Writing: Argument — How-to example
History: Watch Top 5 oldest Videos Ever Recorded
English: Watch The clues to a great story
Math: Solve the Math Puzzle or Teacher Assigned Work
Spanish (G): Do Assigned Work

April 9, 2020:
SAT Prep: Watch Writing: Informative — How-to example
History: Watch The 1890’s ~ Amazing Rare Footage of Cities Around the World
English: Seven Keys to Good Storytelling
Math: Solve the Math Puzzle or Teacher Assigned Work
Spanish (G): Do Assigned Work

April 10, 2020:
SAT Prep: Watch Writing: Narrative — How to example
History: Watch The Tesla Files: Without a Trace
English: Watch How to Write a Great Short Story
Math: Solve the Math Puzzle or Teacher Assigned Work
Spanish (G): Do Assigned Work

April 13, 2020:
SAT Prep: Watch Solving quadratic equations Basic example
History: Watch The Tesla Files: The Colorado Experiment
English: Watch A writer’s secrets to catching creative ideas
Math: Solve the Math Puzzle or Teacher Assigned Work
Spanish (G): Do Assigned Work

April 14, 2020:
SAT Prep: Watch Solving quadratic equations | Harder example
History: Watch The Tesla Files: Tesla’s Infamous Tower
English: Watch 25 Mistakes that Peg You as an Amateur Writer
Math: Solve the Math Puzzle or Teacher Assigned Work
Spanish (G): Do Assigned Work

April 15, 2020:
SAT Prep: Watch Interpreting nonlinear expressions — Basic example
History: Watch The Tesla Files: Secret Weapons for the U.S. Military
English: Watch Three anti-social skills to improve your writing
Math: Solve the Math Puzzle or Teacher Assigned Work
Spanish (G): Do Assigned Work

April 16, 2020:
SAT Prep: Watch Interpreting nonlinear expressions — Harder example
History: Watch Jesus Christ and Christianity | World History | Khan Academy
English: Watch How to Write a Book: 13 Steps From a Bestselling Author
Math: Solve the Math Puzzle or Teacher Assigned Work
Spanish (G): Do Assigned Work

April 17, 2020:
SAT Prep: Watch Quadratic and exponential word problems — Basic example
History: Watch Most Amazing Archaeological Finds From Israel
English: Watch How to Write a Plot Twist
Math: Solve the Math Puzzle or Teacher Assigned Work
Spanish (G): Do Assigned Work

March 23rd, 2020:

Spanish I: Visit The Arts & Culture Exhibit of The Faces of Frida and explore the website.
Spanish II: Visit The Arts & Culture Exhibit of The Faces of Frida and explore the website.

March 24th, 2020:

Spanish I: Watch Learn Animal Vocabulary in Spanish! Video
Pick 50 terms and write the Spanish term and English meaning in your notebook: Spanish Vocabulary
Spanish II: Watch Chores Video and Los Quehaceres (Tasks) Video
Answer the questions and write them in your notebook: Daily Routine Matching Worksheet

March 25, 2020:

Spanish I: Open Alphabet Animal Worksheet, write the alphabet letter and name of animal in Spanish in your notebook. Open Animal Worksheet, write the answers in your notebook.
Spanish II: Answer the questions and write them in your notebook: Daily Routine Multimatch Worksheet

March 26, 2020:

Spanish I: Visit Domestic Animals in Spanish. Write the Spanish word for the domestic animals in the picture and the English translation in your notebook. Listen to the sentences. Do Listening Activity 1 and Listening Quiz at the bottom of the page.
Spanish II: Answer the questions and write them in your notebook: Daily Routine Write In Worksheet

March 27, 2020:

Spanish I: Visit Farm Animals in Spanish. Write the Spanish word for the domestic animals in the picture and the English translation in your notebook. Listen to the sentences. Do Listening Activity 1 & 2 and Listening Quizes at the bottom of the page.
Spanish II: Answer the questions and write them in your notebook: Daily Routine Find the Spanish Worksheet

Start a Spanish notebook for answering. Date and title your responses.

March 17th, 2020:

Spanish 1 – Watch Common Places In Town in Spanish Video
Copy terms from Places in Town Vocabulary into your notebook
Answer questions in your notebook for Describing Your Town Find Sentences
Spanish 2 – Watch House Vocabulary Video 1
Copy terms from Spanish House Vocabulary into your notebook
Open Parts of the House in Spanish
In your notebook, answer questions 1-12 under Completa las siguentes oraciones sobre la casa en español and questions 2-10 under ¿Qué objetos hay en la casa?

March 18th, 2020:

Spanish 1 – Watch How to Describe Common Places in Town in Spanish
Open Places in the City in Spanish and write the answers in your notebook.
Spanish 2 – Watch House Vocabulary & Vivir Video 2
Practice Conjugating Vivir
Practice Partes de la casa – ejercicios
Practice Partes de la casa – vocabulario

March 19th, 2020:

Spanish 1 – Watch Asking and Giving Directions in Spanish
Open Giving Directions in Spanish and write the answers in your notebook.
Spanish 2 – Review La Casa Powerpoint
Practice Partes de la casa 2 – ejercicios
Practice Partes de la casa 3 – vocabulario

March 20th, 2020:

Spanish 1 – Open Prepositions of Place and write the Spanish word and the English meaning in your notebook.
Read the following page on Prepositions of Place and Practice the Questions at the bottom of the page.
Spanish 2 – Practice El salón – mobiliario 1
Practice Mobiliario del salón 1a – vocabulario
Open Parts of the House in Spanish (Partes de la Casa)
In your notebook, write categories and then list the items that would be found in each.

Squat – Sentadilla
Rest – Descanso
Start – Comienzo
Self-Confidence – Confidanza en si mismo
Push Ups – Flexiones de brazos
Pull Ups – Dominadas
Crunches – Encogimientos
Breathe – Resiprara
Treadmill – La cinta Strength La fuerza
Weights – Pesos, pesas
Training – Entrenamiento
Stretch – Estirar
To be fit – Estar en forma
To lose weight – Adelgazar
To get tired – Cansarse
Sweat – Sudar
To contract – Contraer
To repeat – Repetir
To relax – Relajar

Workout Phrases to Learn in Spanish

Once you have basic vocabulary down and feel comfortable with it, you can graduate to longer phrases. This will help you learn grammar and will build confidence.

She’s at the gym now.

Ella está en el gimnasio.

Yesterday, she didn’t go to the gym.

Ayer, ella no fue al gimnasio.

He stopped skating and entered the basketball gym.

El dejó de patinar para entrar al gimnasio de basquetbol.

How many days do you work out a week?

¿Cuántas veces a la semana haces ejercicio?

How many sets do you have left?

¿Cuántas series te quedan?

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