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For the teachers….

This is the lesson slides for a consecutive pair of lessons I did linked to exclamations in Spanish. There’s a few exercises and a Blockbusters game in the 1 st part (slides 2-9) and the rest is an ICT suite lesson where I gave my students the chance to write subtitles for a short animation.

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For the teachers….

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  1. This is the lesson slides for a consecutive pair of lessons I did linked to exclamations in Spanish. There’s a few exercises and a Blockbusters game in the 1st part (slides 2-9) and the rest is an ICT suite lesson where I gave my students the chance to write subtitles for a short animation. I set up the lesson by finding a short movie (1-2 mins) and using the print screen button to capture different parts of the movie from youtube. I pasted these onto slides like a storyboard and underneath gave spaces for the children to write what they want the octopuses to say. The advantage of it being a silent film is that the students can get them to say whatever they want and can be really creative and funny. The focus was on using recyclable vocab like commands and exclamations to make the dialogue and after marking the work I chose 3 to show to the rest of the class. I downloaded the movie using a youtube grabber and used movie maker’s caption button to write the subtitles my best 3 students had written. For the teachers….

  2. Use the text below to translate the sentences into Spanish. Remember to put slides 3 and 5 into slide show view to avoid giving away answers. What an evil idea! What an incredible guitar! What lovely aliens! How handsome! How stupid! All students will learn how to use exclamations in Spanish Quéclasemásaburrida extraterrestres Malvado guapo! Qué Qué más Qué simpático simpáticos más tonto! guitarra Qué más malvado idea malvada Qué increíble

  3. Exclamations Mmm really Zoya ! How interesting! Hi Atheeqa , I’m a Kangaroo, How cool! In English exclamations sound like this ‘How cool’ / ‘How stupid’ In Spanish we use Qué + an adjective (Quéraro! = How weird) (Quétonto! = How stupid) There are also some good ones with nouns Quédesastre! – What a disaster! Quépena – What a shame Quélástima– What a pity Quéidiota– What a dimwit! Quécasualidad– What a coincidence Quésuerte– How lucky!

  4. Rukhsar How cool! Alia How cold! Aaliyah How lazy! Kiran Q How exciting! Kiran H How dull! Luthfa How delicious! Somayya How dark! Amina How hairy! Iqrah How disgusting! Talia How childish! Zenam How annoying! Zoya How fussy! Zara How heavy! Zahra How funny! Madeeha How thoughtful! Naila How disappointing Madiya How talkative! Raheeeesa How quiet! Fibz How incredible Khateeja How rude! Sana How painful! Safiyyah How loud! Aisha How fast! Saniyah How slow! Atheeqa How rich! Aminah How spicy! Hafsa How clean! Quéguay! Quéfrío! Quéperezoso! Quéemocionante! Quéaburrido! Quédelicioso! Quéoscuro! Quépeludo! Quéasqueroso! Quéinfantil! Quémolesto! Quéquisquilloso! Quépesado! Quégracioso! Quépensativo! Quédecepcionante! Quéhablador! Quécallado! Quéincreíble! Quémaleducado! Qué doloroso! Quéruidoso! Quérápido! Qué lento! Quérico! Quépicante! Quélimpio!

  5. Exclamations with nouns Quégatitomáshermoso Sometimes you’ll want to give an exclamation about a noun (What a pretty cat) In this case you’ll need to use ‘Qué + Noun + Más + Adjective’ QuésitiomásinteresanteWhat an interesting place! QuéchicasmásaburridasWhat boring girls! QuécasamáslujosaWhat a luxurious house

  6. Rukhsar What a sad film! Alia What an ugly car! Aaliyah What an interesting day! Kiran Q What a stupid cat! Kiran H What a clever girl! Luthfa What a funny program! Somayya What an annoying person! Amina What a useless man! Iqrah What a sensible idea! Talia What a fast motorbike! Zenam What a slow boat! Zoya What a dark wood! Zara What an expensive camera! Zahra What a dirty hotel! Madeeha What a terrible sister! Naila What a cruel trick! Madiya What a funny joke! Raheeeesa What an easy test! Fibz What an interesting bug! Khateeja What a rude badger! Sana What a big mouth! Safiyyah What a fat pig! Aisha What a fast cow! Saniyah What a clever donkey! Atheeqa What a long journey! Aminah What a mean Aminah Hafsa What a generous man Quépelículamástriste! Quécochemásfeo! Quédíamásinteresante! Qué gato más tonto! Qué chica más ineligente ! Qué programa más gracioso! Qué persona más molesto! Qué hombre más inútil! Qué idea más sencilla! Qué moto más rápida! Qué barco más lento! Qué bosque más oscuro! Qué cámara más caro! Qué hotel más sucio! Qué hermana más terrible! Qué trampa más cruel! Qué chsite más gracioso ! Qué prueba más fácil! Qué bicho más interesante! Qué tejón más maleducado! Qué boca más grande! Qué cerdo más gordo! Qué vaca más rápida! Qué burro más listo! Qué viaje más largo! Qué Aminah más tacaña! Qué hombre más generoso!

  7. Escribidunafraseparacadafoto Ejemplo: Quéchocante!

  8. Escribid una frase para cada foto Ejemplo: Quépiratasmásfeos!

  9. Go into Slide show and click this for Blockbusters game related to Exclamations. FOLLOWING SLIDES ARE BEGINNING OF ICT LESSON

  10. Oktapodi Today is your chance to write some subtitles for a cartoon. You need to be creative and imaginative with the focus on using as much recyclable vocabulary as possible(especially commands and exclamations). You have just over 2 minutes of film to write dialogue for. You’ll write your dialogues onto a PowerPoint and the best 3 will be chosen to play to the class on Friday afternoon using movie maker (don’t worry – I’ll do all the technical stuff). Please write text in pink for the girl octopus, orange for the boy octopus and blue for the man. You should try to use the vocabulary Powerpoint as well as slides 2-4 of this powerpoint to do commands and exclamations. Read these slides before you start. On the next slide you should be able to see the short movie of ‘Oktapodi’ or there is a link underneath.

  11. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkjNfFaYl4M&feature=related

  12. Giving instructions • We can also use these two phrases: Debes / Hay que + A verb • Debescomermenos chocolate – You must eat less chocolate • Hay queiral gimnasio – You have to go to the gym • No hay quefumar – You mustn’t smoke If the words that follow your instruction phrase don’t end in –er/-ar/-ir then they are not verbs.

  13. Exclamations In English exclamations sound like this ‘How cool’ / ‘How stupid’ In Spanish we use Qué + an adjective (Quéraro! = How weird) (Quétonto! = How stupid) There are also some good ones with nouns Quédesastre! – What a disaster! Quépena – What a shame Quélástima– What a pity Quéidiota– What a dimwit! Quécasualidad– What a coincidence Quésuerte– How lucky!

  14. Exclamations with nouns Sometimes you’ll want to give an exclamation about a noun (What a pretty cat) In this case you’ll need to use ‘Qué + Noun + Más + Adjective’ QuésitiomásinteresanteWhat an interesting place! QuéchicasmásaburridasWhat boring girls! QuécasamáslujosaWhat a luxurious house

  15. Storyboard On the following slides you’ll see stills from the movie, these are where you can enter your dialogue. There is space for each character to say something – Remember Be imaginative!!! If you want a still from the movie I didn’t include, you can pause the movie and press the print screen button (above insert) This will take a picture of the bit you want. Please write text in pink for the girl octopus, orange for the boy octopus and blue for the man. A: B: C: A: B: C:

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