Description
This Spanish Estar and Emotions 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 TPR STORY INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING RESOURCES:
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38-slide illustrated TPR Story PowerPoint Estar y las emociones y lugares
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The following adjectives are used in the story: alegre, enojada, aliviada, aburrida, confundida, emocionada, deprimida, nerviosa, contenta, triste, preocupada, lista, and ausente
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The structure, “estar en + place” used twice in the story
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True / False questions (¿Cierto o falso?)
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Comprehension questions
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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”
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Google Slides digital versions for use in Google Classroom, other Google platforms, and distance learning
The structure, “Estar en” plus a place is used in the story also.
Learning Goal: Students will describe their emotions and say where people are using the verb “estar” y las emociones.
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
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OTHER PRODUCTS THAT MAY INTEREST YOU
Your students won’t even know they are reading in Spanish when they watch Spanish Estar and Emotions TPR Story PowerPoint.
Click on the following link to read about How to Tell a Story Using TPR Storytelling Strategies
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