Spanish Lesson Saber Vs Conocer
Spanish Lesson Saber Vs Conocer
Spanish Lesson Saber Vs Conocer
Saber y Conocer
2/3. Interpersonal Communication: 1. SWBAT identify the difference 1. 50% sample: Whether or not
Learners interact and negotiate between saber and conocer in the jigsaw puzzle is complete
written form 2. 50% sample: partner activity:
meaning in spoken, signed, or written
2. SWBAT choose between the in pairs, students come up with
conversations to share information, appropriate verbs in various correct verb and are affirmed or
reactions, feelings, and opinions. contexts corrected by partner
3. SWBAT conjugate the verbs 100% sample: whiteboard
correctly in the present tense in activity: each student responds
1/2. Interpretive Communication: oral and written form 10% sample: a couple students
Learners understand, interpret, and will share their answers for who
knows what in class using the
analyze what is heard, read, or viewed correct form of the verb
on a variety of topics. 3. 50% sample: partner activity:
in pairs, students come up with
correct conjugation and are
2/3. Presentational Communication: affirmed or corrected by partner
Learners present information, 100% sample: whiteboard
activity: each student responds
concepts, and ideas to inform, explain,
10% sample: a couple students
persuade, and narrate on a variety of will share their answers for who
topics using appropriate media and knows what in class using the
adapting to various audiences of correct conjugation of the verb
listeners, readers, or viewers.
We will use multiple levels of Bloom’s taxonomy because this should be a review of the material.
There will be Remembering with the Jigsaw activity.
There will be Application in the partner activity.
There will be Evaluation in the whiteboard activity.
There will be Creation in the human scavenger hunt activity.
Materials
Computer
Projector (and remote!)
Envelopes with puzzle pieces
Partner sheet handouts
White boards and markers and erasers
Scavenger hunt sheets
Powerpoint with:
- saber vs conocer comparison
- puzzle instruction slide
- partner explanation
- whiteboard prompts
- scavenger hunt explanation
- homework
Academic Language
What vocabulary is critical?