Spanish 4 Kids

Anyone in for Spanish this Thursday, or are there other plans for veteran's day?

Unbelievable, just woke up with the worst case of pink eye! I'm not going to be able to hold the class today =0(
I don't have phone numbers for any of you, so if someone happens to have them and could let the others know, that would be really appreciated!

Spanish tomorrow! (Thursday). As promised, we'll learn some weather vocab - just in time for some possible snow on Friday :)
Also mixing in a little science/social studies aspect with Celsius and weather differences in southern hemisphere Spanish speaking countries.
10am, my place

We practiced "how are you?" and some responses today. Vocab is listed here:

Syracuse Spanish 4 Kids: How are you? Como estas?

Tomorrow (Thursday), 10am =0)
Send me an email to let me know if you plan to attend (and to get the address of course!)
a BIG thanks to Edna!

YAY, we're on for spanish! I have the address (Edna has been sick). Definitely next Tuesday, and possibly tomorrow, I'll keep you posted.... just waiting to see when she will be up to it. Sticking with the 10am time since that seems to be the best for everyone. please see below for the email to get the address

haven't got the address yet, so I'll plan for Thursday of this week instead. I of course don't want to post the address here, so if you need it (when I get it) please email me: [email protected]
thanks!

Spanish is on for Tues/Thurs! Edna kindly offered to host since there were not enough attending to use the dewitt church. I do not have the address yet, but anyone attending can send an email to [email protected] and I will send it out when I get it. busy weekend, so apologies for the late notice!

No classes this week as I am looking into other options. The room at the church is not working out well

Individual session vocabulary located here!

Syracuse Spanish 4 Kids

Here is a class of German speaking children who are learning English. They are a bit more ahead of us - using the vocab to form stories with some guidance.

Total Physical Response (TPR) - Teacher Training film no. 8 Günter Gerngross demonstrates a TPR sequence with a class of children using Playway Second edition. The children learn vocabulary using mimes, gestures and drawings on the board. Find out more about Playway at www.cambridge.org/elt/playway

TPR and Language Acquisition The three requisites for sucessful language acquisition are described. The Total Physical Response is presented as a method which meets these three criteria