Spanish Dar Ver Preterite Tense PowerPoint and Curriculum

Description

Everything you need to teach the Spanish preterite tense of the verbs DAR and VER is in this bundle: PowerPoints, practice worksheets, bell work, comprehensible input, homework, tests, autocorrecting Google Forms test, competition, paired activity, step-by-step lesson plan and digital versions of all files for 1:1 classrooms and distance learning.

SPANISH DAR VER PRETERITE TENSE POWERPOINT AND CURRICULUM INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING RESOURCES:

PowerPoints

❇ 30-slide Spanish Verbs Dar y Ver PowerPoint with conjugations:

• Use in context with direct object pronouns: Te vi bailando.
• Use in context with indirect object pronouns: Le dio el osito a Ana.
• Check for understanding activities in which students change the sentences from the present to the preterite (Veo al professor. Vi al professor.)
• Use in context with visuals and photographs: ¿Qué le dio la médica a Ana? Le dio una inyección.
• Practice activities in which students complete the sentence with the verbs DAR or VER in the preterite tense
• Competition in which students complete the sentences using the correct conjugation of the verbs DAR and VER in the preterite tense
• PowerPoint with comprehension questions for story: ¿Cierto o falso?

❇Digital, Google Slides version of the PowerPoint Spanish Dar Ver Preterite Tense

❇Digital, Google Slides version of the test

❇Digital, Google Slides version of the competition

❇Bell Work PowerPoint in which students answer questions using the Spanish verbs DAR y VER en el pretérito: ¿Le diste la tarea a la maestra? / ¿Qué te dieron tus padres para la Navidad?

❇Two digital, Google Slides versions of the bell work

❇Digital, Google Slides versión of the Paired Activity

❇Digital Google Slides version of the story, “¿Te casas conmigo?

❇PowerPoint answers to homework

Dar Ver Homework

❇Los verbos DAR y VER homework with four activities:

1. Todos le dieron un regalo a Araceli para su cumpleaños. Escribe lo que le dio cada uno. Students write what each person gave to Araceli according to the pictures
2. Escribe la forma correcta de los verbos, “dar” o “ver” en el pretérito. Cloze story in which students complete the sentences with the verbs DAR or VER in the preterite
3. Contesta las preguntas en el pretérito según el modelo. Students answer the questions saying they have already done the actions described using the verbs DAR or VER in the preterite tense.
4. Escribe cinco preguntas con “ver” y cinco con “dar” en el pretérito.

Other Activities and Printables

❇Paired Activity in which students ask their partners questions and record their answers in the third person: ¿Qué viste en la televisión anoche? / ¿Quién te dio un regalo para tu cumpleaños?

❇Printable version of the competition

❇El verbo DAR Student Handout with conjugations, use in context, and an explanation of the necessity of using indirect object pronouns with the verb DAR

❇El verbo VER Student Handout with conjugations, use in context, and an explanation of how to use direct object pronouns with the verb DAR

❇Test on Dar and Ver in which students complete the sentences in the cloze activity with the correct form of the verbs DAR or VER in the preterite, answer the questions, and translate the sentences from English to Spanish

❇Self-correcting, editable Google Forms Test

❇Spanish Dar Ver Preterite Lesson Plan with step-by-step instructions for teaching the verbs DAR y VER and using the resources

❇Story for Comprehensible Input, “¿Te casas conmigo?”

THESE RESOURCES ARE INCLUDED IN THE FOLLOWING MONEY-SAVING BUNDLES:

Spanish Preterite PowerPoints and Curriculum Bundle
Spanish Preterite Tense No-Prep Lesson Plans and Curriculum

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