Spanish Estar Emotions TPR Story PowerPoint

This Spanish Estar and Emotions TPR Story PowerPoint uses the verb, “estar” and emotions and “estar en + place” multiple times in context for comprehensible input. Paco invites Felipa to go out but she sees him with another girl. He explains and all is well. During the mix-up, Felipa experiences may emotions: alegre, enojada, aliviada, aburrida, confundida, emocionada, deprimida, nerviosa, contenta, triste, and preocupada.” Activities included.

Price
$3.50
Subject
Spanish
Grade Levels
9-12; Homeschool
Resource Type
PowerPoint Presentations; Activities
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This Spanish TPR Story uses the verb “estar” and emotions and “estar en” + a place multiple times in context for comprehensible input. Paco invites Felipa to go out but she sees him with another girl. He explains and all is well. During the mix-up, Felipa experiences many emotions: alegre, enojada, aliviada, aburrida, confundida, emocionada, deprimida, nerviosa, contenta, triste, and preocupada. Digital versions included for distance learning.

SPANISH ESTAR AND EMOTIONS TPRS STORY INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING RESOURCES:

38-slide illustrated TPRS Story PowerPoint Estar y las emociones y lugares
The following Spanish adjectives are used in the story: alegre, enojada, aliviada, aburrida, confundida, emocionada, deprimida, nerviosa, contenta, triste, preocupada, lista, and ausente
The structure, ESTAR EN + PLACE used twice in the story
True / False questions (¿Cierto o falso?)
Comprehension questions
Estar student handout: Comparison of Ser and Estar conjugations; demonstration of the use of ESTAR EN + a place; emotions and other adjectives used with the verb ESTAR
Google Slides digital versions for use in Google Classroom, other Google platforms, and distance learning

To learn how to teach a story using TPR Strategies and see me teach a sample story, click here: Youtube Video of How To Tell TPR Story