Spanish Personal A Lesson Plans and Curriculum with Digital Versions

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Spanish Personal A Lesson Plans: Everything you need to teach the Spanish Personal A is in this bundle. The PowerPoint explanations and practices make learning this concept easy and fun. The curriculum includes no-prep daily lesson plans, PowerPoint, comprehensible input with a dialogue and a story, worksheets, bell work, attention getters, interactive notebook activities, autocorrecting activity, student handout, games, and test. Google Slides digital versions are included for 1:1 classes or distance learning.

SPANISH PERSONAL A LESSON PLANS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING RESOURCES:

• Five 90-minute daily, no-prep lesson plans: Everything you need for each day’s lesson except the PowerPoint is in the folder for that day.
• Word Document and PDF of continuous lesson plans so you can print them out all at once
• 93-slide Spanish Personal A PowerPoint with the following:

· Eye-catching visuals
· Photos illustrating sentences with and without the use of the A Personal
· Explanation of the different meanings of “a” and “al” in sentences, comparisons between “Invito al hombre” and “Le doy el libro al alumno.”
· Exceptions “tener, ser, haber” with use in context
· Explanation of the difference between, “¿Quién?” and “¿A quién?”
· Checking for understanding
· Practices
· Quiz

 

• Bell Work
• Tension PowerPoint that tells students what they will be learning and what they will do at the end of the lesson to demonstrate mastery
• Attention Getters
• Homework and PowerPoint answers
• Competitions

 

• LA A PERSONAL STUDENT HANDOUT

· Explains when the personal A is used
· Compares sentences with and without the personal A
· Illustrates the difference between subject and object
· Explains all the meanings of the word, “a”
· Explains when to use “al”
· Shows the exceptions which never take the personal a, “tener, ser, haber” with use in context
· Explains and diagrams the use of WHO and WHOM, and ¿QUIÉN? and ¿A QUIÉN? in Spanish
· Explains the difference between ¿A QUIÉN? and ¿A QUIÉN LE?

• Culture Project in which students research traditions or cultural practices of Spanish-speaking countries and discuss similarities and differences between the chosen country’s customs and the customs of their own country
• Rubric for project
• Group Speaking Activity in which students ask and answer questions with, “¿A quién?” and, “¿Quiénes?”
• Test
• Autocorrecting, editable Google Forms Activity or Assessment
• Interactive Notebook Activities
• · INB Activity in which students complete the sentences with “a, al” or “X” and explain their reasons (Escribe “a, al” o “X” y la razón)
  · Activity in which students answer, “¿A quién?, ¿Quién?, ¿A quiénes?, and ¿Quiénes? Questions.
  · Activity in which students write the questions to given answers
  · Foldable in which students write complete sentences with and without the Spanish personal A and answer questions (¿A quién miras? ¿A quién le haces preguntas en la clase?)

 

• Interactive Notebook Table of Contents, instructions, rubric

 

• COMPREHENSIBLE INPUT:

· Carmen y Angélica dialogue, vocabulary, activities, and audio
· Felipe y Margarita Story with vocabulary and activities

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Spanish Personal A Lesson Plans does everything for you. All you have to do is teach, correct, and go home! Enjoy!

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