Lesson 3-1 Vocabulary : Mi comida favorita

Lesson 3-1 Vocabulary: Mi comida favorita

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Vocabulary: Mi comida favorita

In this lesson, you will learn to

  • Talk about foods and beverages.
  • Ask questions.
  • Say which foods you like and don't like.

Using

  • The verb hacer.
  • Present tense of -er and -ir verbs.
  • Interrogative words.
  • Gustar with nouns.

In this lesson, you will learn about

  • Traditional cooking.
  • Puerto Rican artist Manuel Hernández Acevedo.
  • Grocery shopping in Puerto Rico.

Course Content

Journal Activity

Friends buying ice cream.

These teenagers are buying ice cream from a street vendor. Another popular cold treat in Puerto Rico is la piragua, shaved ice with fruit syrup. What do you like to eat or drink during hot weather?

 

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Presentación de VOCABULARIO (Vocabulary Presentation)

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Brothers having breakfast

Brothers having lunch

 

Interactives

Lesson Interactives

Interactive puzzles and games reinforce key concepts and provide additional practice.

Goal

Practice video

Goal: Learn what Rodrigo and Marisol eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Then, practice what you have learned to talk about foods and beverages.

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Práctica de VOCABULARIO (Vocabulary Practice)

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The following are Vocabulary activities. Complete the activities in your Class Journal.

Activity 1

Foods

Activity 2

Restaurant

 

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VOCABULARIO en contexto (Vocabulary in Context)

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Overview

Telehistoria escena 1

Goal: Listen to how Pablo and Claudia talk about when they will study. Then, practice these words to ask and tell time.

STRATEGIES
Cuando lees.
List the question words. As you read, list the words that indicate questions, such as Qué in ¿Qué amiga? Save the list to add more question words as you encounter them.

Young people talking.

 

Rodrigo and Marisol walk to the grocery store. Rodrigo is counting his money.
Marisol: ¿A la escuela? ¿Por qué vas a la escuela hoy? Es sábado.
Rodrigo: Trini Salgado llega hoy y necesito un autógrafo en una camiseta. Es importante.
Marisol: ¿En una camiseta? ¿Qué camiseta?
Rodrigo: Tengo una amiga…
Marisol: (teasing him) ¿Una amiga? ¿Qué amiga? ¿Cómo se llama?
Rodrigo: Se llama Alicia.
Marisol: ¿De dónde es?
Rodrigo: Es de Miami. (He loses count and starts over, sighing.)
Marisol: ¿Cuándo tienes que estar en la escuela?
Rodrigo: A las cuatro de la tarde. (Rodrigo loses count.) ¡Y por favor! ¡No más preguntas! (He starts to count again.)
Marisol: Quince, veinte, cuarenta…

Cuando escuchas. Think about motives. In this scene, Marisol asks questions repeatedly. Think of possible reasons why she does this. Which reason seems the most probable to you?

 

Practice video
 

 The following are Vocabulary activities. Complete the activities in your Class Journal.

Activity 1

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Activity 2

Foods
 

 

IR Verbs

Goal

Goal: Learn how to form the verb ir to say where you and others are going. Then practice using ir to say where you go during and after school.

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