Week 5 Lesson 2

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Fecha: Hoy es ……de octubre

LOS COLORES

WALT: to learn the colours

WILF: Be able to say colours in Spanish

(Level 1a)

Be able to use colours as adjectives with pets

(Level 2a)

COPY THE WORDS FOR COLOURS IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH INTO YOUR BOOK blanco amarillo negro rojo violeta rosa marrón verde naranja gris azul

ADJECTIVES (A describing word)

• COLOURS ARE ADJECTIVES AND ARE

WRITTEN AFTER THE NOUN (THE

PERSON, PLACE OR THING)

• Example: UN PERRO MARRON

“MARRON” COMES AFTER “PERRO”

SO IN SPANISH, YOU ARE ACTUALLY

SAYING “A DOG BROWN”.

LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING EXAMPLES AND COPY THEM INTO

YOUR BOOK IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH….

THE FIRST ONE HAS BEEN DONE IN ENGLISH TO HELP YOU. YOU

CAN WORK OUT THE REST ON YOUR OWN!

TENGO ... (I have...)

Un perro blanco = a white dog

TENGO ...

Un gato negro

Tengo ...

Un perro marrón

Tengo ...

un gato gris

Tengo ...

un pez naranja

Tengo...

un conejo blanco

Tengo ...

un conejo gris

Tengo ...

un caballo marrón

Tengo ...

un pájaro verde

Did you notice anything different about the Spanish word for “a” with pets from last lesson? Some of you may already have read this already.

Un gato

= A cat

Una araña

= A spider

That’s right, one says “un”, the other says “una”.

They both mean “a” so why are they different?

In Spanish all nouns (person, place or things) are known as either Masculine or

Feminine .

Read the next slide carefully as it will explain more keywords

READ THIS SLIDE VERY CAREFULLY

Every NOUN in Spanish is either Masculine or

Feminine

A noun is a person, place or thing. Any word that you can put the word “a” or “the” in front.

In Spanish, the words for “a” and “the” are different, depending on if the word is masculine or feminine .

ENGLISH

A

MASCULINE

UN

FEMININE

UNA

LA

THE EL

REMEMBER: It is the “word” itself which is either masculine or feminine. You might own a female cat, but the word for “cat” in Spanish will always be masculine.

How do you know if a word is masculine or feminine? You have to learn them!!

When you learn a new noun in Spanish, you will always learn it with the extra words “UN”, “UNA”, “EL” or “LA”. Just like you did with the words for pets.

IT IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW IF THE NOUN IS MASCULINE OR FEMININE.

IF THE NOUN IS FEMININE, IT HAS AN EFFECT ON THE ADJECTIVE.

LOOK…

UNA TORTUGA LENTA

= A SLOW TURTLE

BECAUSE THE WORD FOR TURTLE IN

SPANISH IS “FEMININE”, YOU MUST ADD

AN “A” TO THE ADJECTIVE

THERE ARE SOME OTHER RULES TO

BE AWARE OF…

IF THE COLOUR ALREADY ENDS IN

AN “E” YOU DO NOT NEED TO ADD

ANOTHER.

THERE ARE ALSO SOME COLOURS

WHICH ARE SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT

WITH “FEMININE” NOUNS. THE TABLE

ON THE NEXT SLIDE WILL HELP YOU.

MASCULINE

BLANCO

NEGRO

ROJO

AMARILLO

VERDE

NARANJA

VIOLETA

GRIS

MARRÓN

FEMININE

BLANCA

NEGRA

ROJA

AMARILLA

VERDE

NARANJA

VIOLETA

GRIS

MARRÓN

ADD “A”

ALREADY

HAS AN “E”

DO NOT

CHANGE”

SOME MORE EXAMPLES..

UNA ARAÑA VERDE

UN RATÓN VIOLETA

SOME ANIMALS CAN BE MORE THAN ONE COLOUR. HERE IS WHAT

YOU DO IN SPANISH…

UNA SERPIENTE NEGRA, ROJA, AMARILLA Y

VIOLETA

EXERCISE 1. COPY EACH PHRASE INTO YOUR BOOK BY COMPLETING IT

WITH THE CORRECT COLOUR. THINK ABOUT IF THE COLOUR NEEDS AN

EXTRA “A” OR NOT.

un gato.....

un conejo de indias.....

Un ratón.....

un pájaro.....

una serpiente.....

un caballo.....

un perro.....

un pájaro.....

un pez.... y.....

un conejo.....

un loro...............

Una tortuga......

EXERCISE 2: MAKE YOUR OWN POWERPOINT PRESENTATION TO

DEMONSTRATE WHAT YOU HAVE LEARNED TODAY. FIND PICTURES

OF PETS ON GOOGLE AND WRITE A DESCRIPTION IN SPANISH. AIM

FOR 5 SENTENCES CORRECT FOR A LEVEL 2A.

LOOK AT THIS EXAMPLE….

TENGO UN PEZ NARANJA

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