Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Last Third Grade Self-Evaluation: 5/11/2010

I plan on giving the third graders an informal evaluation on the following days:

Hensler: Wednesday, 5/19
Wolfrath: Thursday, 5/20
Laduke: Friday, 5/21

This evaluation will be on the Spanish Definite Articles. I'll give the students a list of ten words, and I'll ask them to write the correct definite article in front of the word.

About Definite Articles:

There are four ways to say "the" in Spanish. These are "el","la","los," and "las."

All masculine singular(one thing) words take "el" in front of the noun.

Example: el perro/the male dog

All feminine singular words take "la" in front of the noun.

Example: la perra/the female dog

By adding an "s" at the end of the word, we make it plural(more than one). And if it's masculine, it'll take "los" in front.

Example: los perros/the male dogs

If the word's feminine and plural, it'll take "las" in front of it.

Example: las perras/the female dogs

HOWEVER: THERE ARE SOME WORDS THAT DON'T FOLLOW THESE RULES.

Example: el día / the day, el mapa / the map, el agua/the water


STUDY LIST (The words may not necessarily be in this order on the evaluation, and are taken from the song "Una pera y dos bananas.")

la pera - the pear

las peras - the pears

la banana - the banana

las bananas - the bananas

el peso - the dollar (or Mexican dollar)

los pesos - the dollars

el beso - the kiss

los besos - the kisses

el día - the day

los días - the days

¡Buena suerte! / Good luck!

Sra. Starr

2 comments:

  1. I'm sad that this the last evaluation, but we had a great year together! See ya in August!

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  2. We sure did Austin. Have a fun summer!

    Sra. Starr

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