La señora Vilanova es ________ de geometría.

El señor Smith es ________ de la escuela Saint Andrews.

Tú vas a ________.

Yo voy a ________.

Mi amigo va a ________.

Which words best connect to the picture?

Choose the best word that connects to the image.

Choose the best word that connects to the image.

En la clase de inglés yo tengo ________ pluma roja.

Tú tienes ________ libro de inglés en la mochila.

Usted tiene ________ clases de ciencias en la tarde.

Yo tengo ________ cuaderno grande para la clase de matemáticas.

Tú tienes ________ directora inteligente, bonita y alta.

Tú tienes ________ maestros altos en las clases de educación física.

Yo ________ a la clase de educación física.

Tú ________ a la clase de ciencias.

Usted ________ a la clase de inglés.

Julia: Hola, Mario. ¿Cuándo vas a tu clase de geometría?

Mario: Yo voy el martes y el jueves en la mañana.

Julia: Yo voy a la clase de geometría el lunes y el miércoles.

Mario: ¿Y cuándo vas a la clase de estudios sociales?

Julia: Voy hoy, viernes, en la mañana y en la tarde.

Mario: Gracias y adiós.

When does Julia go to her math class?

Maestra Hernando: Buenos días, Esteban. ¿Vas a tu clase de educación física?

Esteban: Buenos días, señora Hernando. Sí, yo voy hoy, lunes, y el jueves en la tarde. ¿Va usted a la clase de matemáticas?

Maestra Hernando: No, yo soy la maestra de ciencias. Yo voy a la clase el viernes y el martes.

Esteban: ¡Ah, sí! Gracias y hasta luego.

When does Mrs. Hernando, the teacher, go to science class?

Paula: Buenas tardes, Mercedes. Hoy voy a la clase de estudios sociales. ¿Y tú?

Mercedes: Hola, no voy a la escuela hoy.

Paula: Hoy es miércoles y tienes clases.

Mercedes: Sí, pero hoy es mi cumpleaños.

Paula: ¡Feliz cumpleaños!

Mercedes: Yo voy el martes. Y voy el sábado para recuperar << to make up >> las clases.

Paula: ¿Oh sí? Mi amigo Felipe va el sábado también << too >>.

When does Paula go to social studies class?

Costa Rica has one of the highest levels of people in Latin America with the ability to understand printed texts and to mark letters, words, and symbols on paper. Education in Costa Rica is free up through high school. It is divided into four stages: pre-school, elementary-middle, high school, and college or university.

In Honduras, students start school in February and end in November. The country also offers a technical education path. However, Honduras is trying to improve its education to reduce the number of people without the ability to understand printed text or to mark letters, words, and symbols on paper.

Based on the reading, what is a difference between the education in Costa Rica and Honduras?

Costa Rica has one of the highest levels in Latin America of people with the ability to understand printed texts and to mark letters, words, and symbols on paper. Education in Costa Rica is free up through high school. It is divided into three stages: pre-school, elementary-middle, and high school, which ends at 17 years old.

In Nicaragua, students can start school at three years old and end at 18. However, many parents have to withdraw their children from school because of financial difficulties and a lack of jobs. Parents find it hard to spend their low income on transportation, uniforms, school materials, and books when they have difficulty affording food.

Based on the reading, what is a difference between the education in Costa Rica and Nicaragua?

In Nicaragua, students can start pre-school at three years old and end high school at 18. They go to school from February to November. However, many parents have to withdraw their children from school because of financial difficulties and a lack of jobs.

In Spain, students start school in September and end in June. Spain suffered financially after the 2008 crisis, and there were important cuts in education. The government is making efforts to improve education.

Based on the reading, what is a difference between the education in Spain and Nicaragua?