First Grade - Days of the Week Game
Students had a lot of fun learning the days of the week in Spanish! Each student had post-it notes with each day of the week. Random students were chosen and asked to place one day of the week on their forehead. Next, they walked around and mixed themselves up, and another student was picked to go and organize them.
They really did it! We also learned some differences with the English language, like the fact that we start the week on Monday, not Sunday. After mastering the days of the week, we are working on numbers and more vocabulary, such as "hoy" (today), "ayer" (yesterday) and "mañana" (tomorrow).
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They really did it! We also learned some differences with the English language, like the fact that we start the week on Monday, not Sunday. After mastering the days of the week, we are working on numbers and more vocabulary, such as "hoy" (today), "ayer" (yesterday) and "mañana" (tomorrow).
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