LP Articles & Nouns
LP Articles & Nouns
LP Articles & Nouns
There are 15 boys and 13 girls in this class. 15 students have (Hispanic) descent and are Heritage
Language Learners. 7 have (Asian), 6 have (African-American) descent. Among the languages that
students have as their first language is Spanish, Tagalog, Vietnamese, and English. There is one
student that that has a hearing impairment. There is another student that has autism. Both of these
students learn efficiently by visualizing the content-specific.
Previously, students have learned to different nouns, adjectives, pronouns, verbs, but they have not
learned the specific rules to convert the nouns, adjectives, and articles to singular or plural forms.
Students have not learned how to identify feminine/masculine nouns and how it agrees with the
correct use of the article.
Standards
Interpretive Communication
WL.CM1.N
Demonstrate understanding of the general meaning and some basic information on very familiar
common daily topics. Recognize memorized words, phrases, and simple sentences in authentic texts
that are spoken, written, or signed.
Interpersonal Communication
WL.CM2.N
Participate in real-world, spoken, written, or signed conversations on very familiar topics. Use
memorized words, phrases, and simple sentences, and questions in highly predictable common daily
settings.
Content objectives:
After briefly reviewing the definite articles, and presenting about the possible gender of nouns
by using a mnemonic strategy, students will understand how the gender of the definite articles
in Spanish match with the gender of the noun. At the end of the class, students will apply this
acquired learning in a written exercise. Then, they will be also be able to apply this knowledge
in a board game called La Loteria Mexicana. The goal is for students to learn about the
singular/plural and feminine/masculine definite articles and nouns.
Academic vocabulary:
Tier II (General)
Verb ‘Gustar’
Pronouns, Indirect Object Pronouns
Verb ‘ser’ (soy, eres, es, son, somos).
Nouns with their respective definite articles (la, las, el, los).
Literacy strategies and Integrated ELD Strategies (SDAIE, Specially Designed Academic Instruction in
English):
Mnemonic strategy – Strategy that consists of making acronyms-like for students to memorize
something easier.
Modified speech – Cognates (English-Spanish). Speech with slow motion and emphasis on
important sentences and/or vocabulary.
For EACH content and literacy objective listed above, indicate how you will evaluate if students met the
objective. These assessments might include formal and informal assessments, individual or group
assessments, oral or written assessments, in- and out-of-class assessments, etc.
3 min Play a video to review adjectives and Watch the video to recall lesson from
their gender the previous day or days
Google Slide with an activity, then Activity presented on Google slide,
10 min review it with students students will discuss the questions,
Do a pop Quiz about adjectives to then they will answer them.
teach self-assessment. (In this Do pop quiz to assess their
7 min assessment: students will understanding.
demonstrate their understanding of
vocabulary about adjectives
(students have seen this in previous
lessons) by filling in the blank in a
quiz of ten questions).
Lesson Body
Play La Loteria
Video
YouTube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMxUIhEb84A
Google Slide AND Power Point presentation
La Loteria Mexicana
Differentiation:
This lesson plan has been adapted for students with special needs. For this reason, a video has
been used with closed captions for students to hear and see a review from last day.
Also, a YouTube video is being used for students to understand what the Loteria game is about,
and it has closed captions for students to to hear and see what the video is saying.
There are many visuals (realia) used in the Slides presentations for students to pay attention to
the important parts. This adaptation works efficiently for all students included the Focus
Students who learn efficiently by visualizing the material.
For students to complete the first quiz near the beginning of the class, students with special
needs get a separate quiz to fill in the blank with an adjective. They receive the quiz with a word
bank to complete it.
When students write down the five sentences, the students with special needs also get a word
bank to write the sentences about the five pictures that will be projected in the video.
Assessments:
Pop Quiz about adjectives that students have learned in previous lessons: WL.CM1.N
(In this assessment: students will demonstrate their understanding of vocabulary about adjectives
(students have seen this in previous lessons) by filling in the blank in a quiz of ten questions
(In this assessment: students will talk about what they just learned about the concordance of nouns
and articles. Students must be explaining to their elbow partner about how the 4 different definite
articles that there are, and about how they identify the gender of the noun).
La Loteria Mexicana and Exit slip about writing five sentences: WL.CM1.N, WL.CM7.N
(In this assessment, the concordance of articles and nouns will be assessed in the way that students
write the correct use of article and noun. After students turn it in, the teacher will read them, and will
identify the percentage of students that understood the lesson efficiently, almost efficiently, and need
of improvement).