Spanish Dos verbos How to Use Two Verbs in a Sentence Lesson Plans & Curriculum

Description

Two Verbs in a Sentence Lesson Plans: Everything you need to teach students how to use two verbs in a sentence is in this bundle. Once students learn how to use the structure, “conjugated verb + infinitive verb,” they will speak and write more proficiently. Curriculum includes no-prep daily lesson plans, PowerPoint, comprehensible input with a video, dialogues, PowerPoint, visuals, and question/answer, worksheets, bell work, attention getters, homework, interactive notebook activities and foldable, paired activity, student handout, games, and test. Google Slides digital versions are included for 1:1 classes or distance learning.

HOW TO USE TWO VERBS IN A SENTENCE LESSON PLAN BUNDLE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING RESOURCES:

Five 90-minute, no-prep lesson plans
Word Document and PDF of continuous lesson plans so you can print them out all at once
79-slide Dos verbos PowerPoint with visuals, explanation, diagrams, checking for understanding, practices, and a competition

· Three different infinitives

· Examples of one sentence with one verb: Una frase con un verbo

· Examples of one sentence with two verbs showing that the first one is conjugated and the second one is an infinitive: un verbo conjugado y un infinitivo

· Activity in which students choose “conjugado” or “infinitivo”

· Comparison of sentences with one conjugated verb followed by an infinitive and two conjugated verbs

· Exceptions: Tengo que corer

· Practice Activities

OTHER RESOURCES

Bell Work
Attention Getters
Homework and PowerPoint answers
Dos verbos Student Handout with explanations: el primer verbo está conjugado; el segundo verbo es infinitivo; conjugations of the verbs “poder” and “querer” with exceptions
Competitions
Paired Activity in which students ask each other questions using the verbs, “querer, esperar, necesitar, poder,” and “gustar” using two verbs in a sentence and recording each other’s answers
Test: Students translate sentences from English to Spanish, answer questions using a conjugated verb followed by an infinitive (¿Quieres ser rico?)
Interactive Notebook Activities

INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK ACTIVITIES

· Interactive Notebook Activity in which students conjugate the verbs “querer” and “poder” and write the exceptions

· Foldable in which students complete the sentences using an infinitive and create their own sentences using the verbs “poder, querer, deber,” and “esperar”

· Table of Contents, instructions, rubric

The Dating Game PowerPoint and Instructions
Student Presentation: Instructions and rubric for dialogue presentation using “tú, usted, questions about another person, and two verbs
Two PowerPoints in which students practice answering questions with tú, usted, ustedes, otra persona, and using two verbs in a sentence
Tension PowerPoint that explains what students will be studying and what they will do at the end of the lesson to demonstrate mastery
COMPREHENSIBLE INPUT:

· Dos verbos Video, Script, and Activities: Three people talk about what they want, need, wish, can, and hope, and what they are going to do using the structure of a conjugated verb followed by an infinitive. Pop-in images and Spanish captions aid in comprehension.

· 15-slide, illustrated PowerPoint with engaging visuals and descriptions of the visuals with two verbs in a sentence

· Two Verbs Dialogue, “¿Puedo hablar inglés?”

· Two Verbs Dialogue 2: Pepe keeps doing things he shouldn’t do and Ana tells him he shouldn’t do them. Finally, the teacher sends Pepe to the office. (No debes comer lápices.)

· Sample dialogues with any uses of two verbs in context

· Sock Puppets Video conversation