Description
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Instructions for the teacher for the Preterite Tense Escape Room
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Timer
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Link to La sala de escape para el pretérito
- Preterite Escape Room Student Handouts explaining the preterite: regular verbs, irregular verbs, vocabulary typically used with the preterite, comparison of the preterite vs. imperfect of irregular verbs, -ir stem-changing verbs, comparison of stem-changing verbs in the present and the preterite, uses of the imperfect and preterite
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Vocabulary necessary for students to follow instructions
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Six clues
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Four locks / cerraduras that students must open
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Clue # 1: Students read a paragraph extracting the red letters to form a sentence which leads them to the first activity
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Activity # 1: Students write the verbs in the preterite tense. (Yo llego tarde. / Yo llegué tarde.)
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Clue # 2: Students follow instructions that lead them to a puzzle of a girl trying to get out of her car. The puzzle tells students to click on the skull.
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Activity #2: Video: The previous instructions led students to a video in which Melanie talks about something that happened when her great grandfather was building his house. (The sample video shows only a portion of the video.) Students watch and listen to the video, filling out the missing words in the cloze activity.
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Clue # 3: Students are instructed to click on the jug.
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Activity #3: Students watch an illustrated story PowerPoint and answer the question at the end.
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Clue # 4: Students read a newspaper article to find the answer to the question in the previous story.
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Activity #4: Students complete the sentences in the illustrated story choosing the correct form of the verbs in the Preterite tense.
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Clue #5 & 6: Students must read a text message and then answer a question about it. After answering the question, they must guess what the person eats and click on it in the photo.
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Activity #5 Students read an illustrated story and answer true or false questions at the end.
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Photographs that students must click on of a skeleton, a jar, two people at a movie, cars, text message, girl stuck in car
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Notes Handout on which students write the clues for each lock
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Article in a fake newspaper about the Corona Virus
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Answer Keys
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