Dear Hubbell Families,
!MUCHAS GRACIAS for allowing me the privilege to teach each of the unique students at Hubbell. I am writing to let you know that I will not be returning to Hubbell for the 2019-2020 school year. I have decided to take a leave of absence from teaching and focus on my own family this year. If you would like to keep in touch, please feel free to email me at [email protected] . I am thankful for all of the ways each Hubbell family has touched my life and I wish you all the best in the future!
Gracias, Maestra Rodriguez
!MUCHAS GRACIAS for allowing me the privilege to teach each of the unique students at Hubbell. I am writing to let you know that I will not be returning to Hubbell for the 2019-2020 school year. I have decided to take a leave of absence from teaching and focus on my own family this year. If you would like to keep in touch, please feel free to email me at [email protected] . I am thankful for all of the ways each Hubbell family has touched my life and I wish you all the best in the future!
Gracias, Maestra Rodriguez
Unit 1 (Sept-Oct)
Fifth grade will be learning vocabulary to go along with their IB unit – Economies depend on the exchange of goods and services. They will practice talking about money in Spanish and be practicing the vocabulary for buildings commonly used to supply services and exchange goods. Please encourage your child to work on the building vocabulary at home as well as numbers. ¡Gracias!
Numbers 0 – 2,000,000 (see video below)
Where is _____?=¿Dónde está _____? I want _____=Yo quiero _____.
How much does it cost?=¿Cuánto cuesta? It's very expensive=Es muy caro.
It's very cheap.=Es muy barato. How many do you need?=¿Cuántos necesita?
I need _____.=Yo necesito _____. Please=Por favor You welcome=De nada
Fifth grade will be learning vocabulary to go along with their IB unit – Economies depend on the exchange of goods and services. They will practice talking about money in Spanish and be practicing the vocabulary for buildings commonly used to supply services and exchange goods. Please encourage your child to work on the building vocabulary at home as well as numbers. ¡Gracias!
Numbers 0 – 2,000,000 (see video below)
Where is _____?=¿Dónde está _____? I want _____=Yo quiero _____.
How much does it cost?=¿Cuánto cuesta? It's very expensive=Es muy caro.
It's very cheap.=Es muy barato. How many do you need?=¿Cuántos necesita?
I need _____.=Yo necesito _____. Please=Por favor You welcome=De nada
Unit 3 (Dec/Jan)
Fifth graders will be focusing on vocabulary related to everyday living in a home. They will get to practice their computer skills to translate vocabulary commonly used at home as well as talk about different types of homes. This will also give them an authentic opportunity to use the Spanish vocabulary they have already learned in previous years. Please encourage your child to tell you the names for things around your house to practice. ¡Gracias!
el atico = attic la azotea = balcony/patio el garaje=garage el bano=bathroom el cuarto=bedroom
la cocina = kitchen la sala = livingroom el jardin = yard el sotano = basement
Fifth graders will be focusing on vocabulary related to everyday living in a home. They will get to practice their computer skills to translate vocabulary commonly used at home as well as talk about different types of homes. This will also give them an authentic opportunity to use the Spanish vocabulary they have already learned in previous years. Please encourage your child to tell you the names for things around your house to practice. ¡Gracias!
el atico = attic la azotea = balcony/patio el garaje=garage el bano=bathroom el cuarto=bedroom
la cocina = kitchen la sala = livingroom el jardin = yard el sotano = basement
January-June
The fifth grade students will spend the rest of the year reviewing lots and lots of vocabulary that they have learned throughout their time at Hubbell. They will be putting their vocabulary words into real complete sentences and using them to read, write, speak, and listen in Spanish! Remember to ask your child to share these Spanish skills with you at home. ¡Gracias!
Artístico(a)=artistic atrevido(a)=daring deportista=sporty desordenado(a)=messy estudioso(a)=studious
gracioso(a)=funny impaciente=impatient ordenado(a)=neat paciente=patient perezoso(a)=lazy reservado(a)=shy
serio(a)=serious simpático(a)=nice sociable=social talentoso(a)=talented trabajador(a)=hardworking
-ar verb endings ESTAR = to be
Yo __________o Nosotros _________amos Yo estoy (I am) Nosotros estamos (We are)
Tú __________as Vosotros __________áis Tú estás (You are) Vosotros estáis (Y'all are)
Él ___________a Ellos _____________an Él está (He is) Ellos están (They are)
Ella __________a Ellas _____________an Ella está (She is) Ellas están (They are)
Usted ________a Ustedes __________an Usted está (You are) Ustedes están (You are)
TENER=To have SER=To be
Yo tengo (I have) Nosotros tenemos (We have) Yo soy (I am) Nosotros somos (We are)
Tú tienes (You have) Vosotros tenéis (Y’all have) Tú eres (You are) Vosotros sois (Y'all are)
Él tiene (He has) Ellos tienen (They have) Él es (He is) Ellos son (They are)
Ella tiene (She has) Ellas tienen (They have) Ella es (She is) Ellas son (They are)
Usted tiene (You have) Ustedes tienen (You have) Usted es (You are) Ustedes son (You are)
The fifth grade students will spend the rest of the year reviewing lots and lots of vocabulary that they have learned throughout their time at Hubbell. They will be putting their vocabulary words into real complete sentences and using them to read, write, speak, and listen in Spanish! Remember to ask your child to share these Spanish skills with you at home. ¡Gracias!
Artístico(a)=artistic atrevido(a)=daring deportista=sporty desordenado(a)=messy estudioso(a)=studious
gracioso(a)=funny impaciente=impatient ordenado(a)=neat paciente=patient perezoso(a)=lazy reservado(a)=shy
serio(a)=serious simpático(a)=nice sociable=social talentoso(a)=talented trabajador(a)=hardworking
-ar verb endings ESTAR = to be
Yo __________o Nosotros _________amos Yo estoy (I am) Nosotros estamos (We are)
Tú __________as Vosotros __________áis Tú estás (You are) Vosotros estáis (Y'all are)
Él ___________a Ellos _____________an Él está (He is) Ellos están (They are)
Ella __________a Ellas _____________an Ella está (She is) Ellas están (They are)
Usted ________a Ustedes __________an Usted está (You are) Ustedes están (You are)
TENER=To have SER=To be
Yo tengo (I have) Nosotros tenemos (We have) Yo soy (I am) Nosotros somos (We are)
Tú tienes (You have) Vosotros tenéis (Y’all have) Tú eres (You are) Vosotros sois (Y'all are)
Él tiene (He has) Ellos tienen (They have) Él es (He is) Ellos son (They are)
Ella tiene (She has) Ellas tienen (They have) Ella es (She is) Ellas son (They are)
Usted tiene (You have) Ustedes tienen (You have) Usted es (You are) Ustedes son (You are)
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Juegos (Games)
TENER - quizlet.com/_6lcbsr
Conflictos - quizlet.com/_6a4dc3
Preparando Pizzas - http://onlinefreespanish.com/aplica/lessons/pizza/pizza1.htm#.UkSgbPMo7_U
Marketplace phrases - http://www.quia.com/jg/2342551.html http://www.quia.com/cm/556553.html
Conflictos - quizlet.com/_6a4dc3
Preparando Pizzas - http://onlinefreespanish.com/aplica/lessons/pizza/pizza1.htm#.UkSgbPMo7_U
Marketplace phrases - http://www.quia.com/jg/2342551.html http://www.quia.com/cm/556553.html
*Please note that Weebly tends to delete accent letters and upside down punctuation marks. Please let Maestra Rodriguez know if you see any are missing. Gracias.