Hallo! German Greetings and Numbers 0–20
Students match German greetings, write numbers 0–20 in German, solve simple math in German words, and write a short introduction dialogue.
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Students match German greetings, write numbers 0–20 in German, solve simple math in German words, and write a short introduction dialogue.
Students match common Spanish greetings to English, read and answer questions about a short original dialogue, complete fill-ins, translate, and write their own introduction dialogue.
Students read a short original French passage about a family, answer comprehension questions, match family words, and write about their own family.
Students learn reflexive pronouns, put a character’s daily routine in time order, and write about their own mornings in Spanish.
Students build the passé composé with avoir, form past participles of -er and a few irregular verbs, translate short sentences, and find errors in sample work.
Students sort French classroom nouns by gender, choose the correct definite and indefinite articles, and fix wrong articles in error-spotting practice.
Students write French numbers up to 60, solve simple arithmetic written in French words, and match digital times to French sentences.
Students conjugate regular -er verbs (parler, aimer, jouer), complete sentences, match school subjects, and write about what they like and dislike.
Students match nouns to direct object pronouns, rewrite sentences with lo, la, los and las, and find the error in a sample sentence.
Students use a data table about four teens to judge true/false comparisons and complete and write Spanish comparisons with más, menos, tan and como.
Students match food words, practice gusta and gustan, read a class food survey table, translate sentences about likes, and write about their own food preferences.
Students match family vocabulary, read an original passage about a made-up family, complete a relationship table, translate sentences and draw a labeled family tree for a fictional family.