Sp 2 Sem 1: Sub Plan #2

Sp 2 Sem 1: Sub Plan #2

by Anita Lee

​In today's lesson, you're going to work on your listening and reading skills.

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​First, watch the video below, following along with the written story, paying special attention to words that you can understand and how they are said. Also, pay attention to the pictures, to get the gist of what the story is about.

​I recommend opening the video in a separate window (keep this window open!). In the upper right corner of the video it says "copy link"... then you can paste it into a new window.

You'll need to switch back-and-forth between the two, so if you know how to split your screen, I recommend that as it will make things much easier for you.

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Now that you have both Quizizz and the video open in separate windows, go back to the beginning of the video and work through each page of the story one page at a time, pausing and answering each set of questions about that page.

Multiple Choice

Cover:   We know from the cover that this story is about... 

• The author's brother

• The author

• The author's dad

Multiple Choice

Page 1:  We know that from the words "está bien" that their dad is feeling...

• well

• sick

• tired

Multiple Choice

Page 2:   What does "no tiene miedo de nada" mean?

• he's afraid of wolves

• he's afraid of mom

• he's not afraid of anything

Multiple Choice

Page 2: From the context and the picture, we can guess that "el Gran Lobo Feroz" means...

• the big, bad wolf

• the scared wolf

• the great wolf named Feroz

Multiple Choice

Page 3:  What does "puede saltar" mean?

• can jump

• can run

• likes to skip

Multiple Choice

Page 4: "floja" most likely means...

• fat

• thin

• strong

Multiple Choice

Page 4: if "caerse" means "to fall down" then "sin caerse" means...

• rarely falling

• without falling

• sometimes

Multiple Choice

Page 5:  Who can he fight?

• giants

• gym teachers

• giraffes

Multiple Choice

Page 6: What does he do in the race?

• lose

• participate

• win

Multiple Choice

Page 6: From the word "facilmente" we know that he does it...

• easily

• rarely

• always

Multiple Choice

Page 6: When is the race?

• in the summer

• on Father's Day

• on Sports Day

Multiple Choice

Page 7: What does he do like a horse?

• drink

• eat

• cook

Multiple Choice

Page 8: What does he do like a fish?

• swim

• breathe

• smile

Multiple Choice

Page 9:  We can tell that "fuerte" means...

• large

• strong

• scary

Multiple Choice

Page 10: How does the writer compare his dad to a hippo?

• they are both huge

• they both dance

• they are both happy

Multiple Choice

Page 11: According to this page, their dad is...

• bigger than a house

• as large as a house

• the man of the house

Multiple Choice

Page 12:  What is an "osito de peluche"?

• stuffed bear

• pajamas

• slippers

Multiple Choice

Page 12: What does "suave" mean?

• dumb

• cute

• soft

Multiple Choice

Page 13: We can tell that "un búho" is...

• a teacher

• a graduate

• an owl

Multiple Choice

Page 13:  What does "sabio" mean?

• wise

• soft

• sleepy

Multiple Choice

Page 14: The dad has a chiflado (silly) look, like a...

• brush

• janitor

• gardener

Multiple Choice

Page 15: The dad is a great...

• dancer

• comedian

• husband

Multiple Choice

Page 16: What kind of singer is he?

• loud

• excellent

• horrible

Multiple Choice

Page 17: What kind of soccer player is he?

• fantastic

• skillful

• show-off

Multiple Choice

Page 18: If we know that "reír" means "laugh" then, "me hace" means...

• he tries to

• he tells me to

• he makes me

Multiple Choice

Page 19:  What does "¿saben qué?" mean?

• Do you all know what?

• They know that.

• He knows that.

Multiple Choice

Page 20: "¡El me quiere a mí" means "he loves me"... what does "Y siempre me querrá" mean?

• We love each other.

• And I love him.

• He always will.

​HINT: ¡Colorín colorado, este cuento se ha acabado! = The end (this story has finished)

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​Now that you understand the story, I recommend listening to it again.

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​Listening to children's stories in Spanish is a great way to increase your vocabulary, and refine your listening and reading skills. If you click on the Youtube channel of the reader of the story (bilingual lingua) you'll find lots of stories read aloud.