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Free Spanish LA Skills and Activities 4th Grade / Lenguaje

Twenty-five numbered Spanish language cards - nombres colectivos, prefijos y sufijos, sílaba tónica, sinónimos, analogías, diptongos e hiatos, gentilicios and more - run as a Problemas del Día routine, with a folder-and-envelope storage plan set out on the instruction page.
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Grade 4, Elementary
Pages
67
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Instant download · Updated Feb 19, 2024

Subject
Foreign Languages, Spanish
Topic
SPANISH LANGUAGE ARTS, SPANISH VOCABULARY
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Free Spanish Language Skills and Activities for 4th Grade provides 67 pages of printable activities to help students practice and strengthen their Spanish language abilities. This teaching resource targets key skills like reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Teachers can use the versatile activities for whole group instruction, small group practice, or as independent work. The varied activities allow students to work at their own pace on skills where they need additional support. Topics span 4th grade Spanish curriculum from basic conversational phrases to grammar concepts like adjectives and verbs. Teachers appreciate the ready-to-go format - simply print, laminate if desired, and add to literacy centers or station rotation. Follow our ShapeUp-N-Matematicas y Lenguaje store for similar activities covering kindergarten through 5th grade Spanish.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Clasificar sustantivos por número y por carácter colectivo o individual, distinguiendo pares como rebaño y oveja, jauría y perro, archipiélago e isla

  • Identificar la raíz de una palabra y el significado que aportan prefijos y sufijos como bi-, pre-, extra-, tele-, -illo, -azo y -ote

  • Ordenar palabras sueltas en una oración correcta, subrayar sujeto y predicado e indicar el tiempo verbal

  • Aplicar reglas ortográficas de b, v, g y j, reconocer la sílaba tónica y clasificar palabras como agudas, graves o esdrújulas

  • Ampliar y resumir un texto breve, y redactar oraciones propias a partir de un titular de periódico o revista

Teaching tips

  • The instruction page assumes a folder or a manila envelope of at least 10 by 13 inches: the cover goes on the front, the instructions on the back, and the cards live inside ready to pull out

  • Project or copy the chosen card onto the board before the class arrives - the routine is written to avoid losing time to transitions, and the teacher works one example aloud before the children start

  • Give five to fifteen minutes depending on how many items you set, then correct together at the board; that pacing is written into the instructions

  • Have each child keep a notebook or diary for the daily work rather than writing on the cards, which keeps one laminated set going all year

  • The riddle and compound-word cards print their answers reversed underneath, so a child can check by reading backwards - useful for early finishers working alone

  • Card 17 uses the Braille alphabet and card 23 uses signs and symbols; both need the picture side, so print those in full rather than copying them onto the board

Skills covered

  • Morfología - los alumnos separan raíz, prefijo y sufijo en palabras como revisión, bimotor, supermercado, palillo y golazo, y escriben el significado resultante.

  • Sintaxis - una serie de oraciones desordenadas ("troncos en muy rio los flotan el rápido") se reorganizan, se subrayan sujeto y predicado y se indica el tiempo verbal.

  • Ortografía y acentuación - reglas de b, v, g y j, sílaba tónica y clasificación en agudas, graves o esdrújulas, más diptongos, triptongos e hiatos.

  • Vocabulario - sinónimos, antónimos con prefijo, campos semánticos, analogías, palabras polisémicas, palabras compuestas y familias de palabras derivadas.

  • Expresión escrita - una tarjeta pide resumir o ampliar un texto dado y otra pide redactar tres oraciones a partir de un titular de prensa.

  • Cultura y lengua oral - adivinanzas, trabalenguas, un verso y dos canciones tradicionales para repetir, memorizar, tararear o adivinar.

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How is the set meant to be stored and run day to day?

As a folder or manila envelope kit. The instruction page directs you to print on cardstock, laminate, glue the cover to the front of a folder or a 10 by 13 inch envelope, glue the instructions to the back, and keep the rest of the cards inside. Each day one card is projected or copied onto the board, modelled once, worked for five to fifteen minutes and then corrected together.

How do students check the riddle and compound-word cards?

By reading the answer backwards. The riddle card notes "respuesta al final al revés", and each item ends with its solution reversed - "le nózub" under the letterbox riddle, "saugarap" under the definition of an umbrella, "soleihepmor" under the icebreaker ship.

What language are the instructions and the activities in?

Spanish throughout, including the teacher's preparation and routine notes. The cards are written for a fourth-grade Spanish language-arts programme - gentilicios, diptongos e hiatos, sílaba tónica - rather than as beginner Spanish for English speakers.

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