Spanish 1 students spent some time learning the months and the seasons as well as talking about the weather. We made audition tapes to see who would be the new meteorologist at Tele CFHS (our imaginary TV station). Congrats to Alberto for being voted the best. We also made books about the seasons and weather and the activities that we like to do during each season. Some students made their books in the form of animated power points, and some made pop-up books. Here are some samples.
Pop-up Book: (by Margarita) Just click on the arrow to load. When viewing the book, click on the ! to read. Click on the black tab in the middle of the page to turn and rotate the book to see what might be hidden.
Power Point: (by Nacho)(Sorry, but some of the Spanish accent marks do not work properly in the mode we had to use to embed it here.)
27 November 2010
12 November 2010
El día del los muertos
El día de los muertos--the day of the dead, a day for honoring and remembering family members who have passed away. We learned a little about this Mexican custom/holiday. Since one of the major decorations on this day is skeletons and skulls, Spanish I students decorated paper skulls. It was a great way for students to express their individuality, as each one ended up very different. Here are a few examples:
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