Sp 1 Intro week Day 3

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Sp 1 Intro week Day 3

Last updated about 2 months ago

8 questions

Hola! Today we are going to record ourselves speaking Spanish for the first time! Don't worry - we are going to do the same thing we have been doing in class all week. Say hello and tell me your name! Listen to the audio below to hear my example. 

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Now, let's review some words and phrases we will use often in Spanish class. First, study the flashcards. 

Once you feel comfortable with the flashcards, try playing Match 2-3 times to see how well you can remember the phrases!

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The picture above is from the Plaza de España in Sevilla, Spain. Today, you’re going to take a virtual tour of it on Google Street View. Click around, zoom in and out, and see what all you can see! You can even go across the street to a famous Sevillan park.

Now, read this brief history of the Plaza de España from Culture Trip and answer the questions that follow.

Check out the clip below from Star Wars: Attack of the Clones filmed in the Plaza de España!

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Looking around on Google Street View of the Plaza de España, what did you find interesting or cool?

Hola! Today we are going to record ourselves speaking Spanish for the first time! Don't worry - we are going to do the same thing we have been doing in class all week. Say hello and tell me your name! Listen to the audio below to hear my example. 

Now, let's review some words and phrases we will use often in Spanish class. First, study the flashcards. 

Once you feel comfortable with the flashcards, try playing Match 2-3 times to see how well you can remember the phrases!

Now, try to match the phrases on the left with the images on the right. Try it without looking at Quizlet first. Remember, you can always use Quizlet to check your answers or fix your mistakes after you submit the Formative.

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Escucha
Haz clic
Tengo una pregunta.
¿Hay preguntas?
Contesta
Mira

The picture above is from the Plaza de España in Sevilla, Spain. Today, you’re going to take a virtual tour of it on Google Street View. Click around, zoom in and out, and see what all you can see! You can even go across the street to a famous Sevillan park.

Now, read this brief history of the Plaza de España from Culture Trip and answer the questions that follow.

Check out the clip below from Star Wars: Attack of the Clones filmed in the Plaza de España!

Why was the Plaza de España built?

for Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand

for the Olympics in 1904

for the Ibero-American Exhibition of 1929

to impress Portugal and France

What do the four bridges represent?

the ancient Spanish kingdoms (Castile, Navarre, Aragón, and León)

the path from Sevilla to Granada

the four provinces of Spain

the four corners of the world

What do the pavilions represent?

each member of the Spanish Royal Family

the four ancient kingdoms of Spain

each of the most famous cities of Spain

each of the 48 provinces of Spain

In which park is the Plaza de España located?

El Retiro Park

Maria Luisa Park

Picos de Europa Park

Park Guell

What are two ways you can go through this park? (Select 2 answers)

by foot

in your car

horse-drawn carriage

on a tour bus

Looking around on Google Street View of the Plaza de España, what did you find interesting or cool?

Now, try to match the phrases on the left with the images on the right. Try it without looking at Quizlet first. Remember, you can always use Quizlet to check your answers or fix your mistakes after you submit the Formative.

Escucha

Haz clic

Tengo una pregunta.

¿Hay preguntas?

Contesta

Mira

Why was the Plaza de España built?

for Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand

for the Olympics in 1904

for the Ibero-American Exhibition of 1929

to impress Portugal and France

What do the four bridges represent?

the ancient Spanish kingdoms (Castile, Navarre, Aragón, and León)

the path from Sevilla to Granada

the four provinces of Spain

the four corners of the world

What do the pavilions represent?

each member of the Spanish Royal Family

the four ancient kingdoms of Spain

each of the most famous cities of Spain

each of the 48 provinces of Spain

In which park is the Plaza de España located?

El Retiro Park

Maria Luisa Park

Picos de Europa Park

Park Guell

What are two ways you can go through this park? (Select 2 answers)

by foot

in your car

horse-drawn carriage

on a tour bus