Tarea: Please bring PROPS and SCRIPTS for video. We record Wednesday. Please do EVERYTHING possible to be here. =) You will have the class to record, work on putting it together, and to take retakes. If you need to leave something in the room, you can. I get to school early and I will be there, or you can bring stuff before 1st block. I always lock my door when I'm not around so it will be safe. Trust me--I don't want my stuff taken either. ;)
Worksheet on Numbers:
Tip: top section. it helps to write the actual numbers and then translate to Spanish. USE THAT STUDY GUIDE. I will take off for misspellings or wrong accents when the answer is in front of you.
And the jeje is a hint that you can't dividir, or divide by 0. =) So n/a no answer there. =)
Lapiz or lapieces, those are pencils.
Libros-books
Cuardernos...you should remember...notebooks/binders.
Post questions here, email me (kelly.rottman@mccracken.kyschools.us), or stop by the room. Don't not do it because you struggled. Get help. My job is to HELP YOU LEARN and I love doing my job, so use me all you want when you have troubles.
5 comments:
Ms. Rottman,
This is Anna Sohl from 1st Purple, and I need help on the iMovie project. So I have written most of the skit and I'm at the part where I repeat the telephone # back to my partner, and I don't understand what to do next because on your example iMovie you showed in class, of this project, the police was "talking" to the person on the other end on the phone. And I have no idea what any of that is. My question is: does there have to be a pretend conversation on the phone, and if so what am I suppose to say?
~Anna B]
p.s.- I can't look at my received emails from my school email at home.
Deep Breath. It's okay. The example was just to show a more authentic example of the project. If you got the number you can just end it with your farewells unless you want to add more. I don't expect yall to be native speakers just yet...I'm still not!..so I know it will be a little choppy. =) Does that help?
Yes. Y cómo se dice, "I'll call your mom right away?" (or something along those lines), in Español?
~Anna
Voy a llamarla pronto.
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