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Learning to tell our stories: Regular and Irregular Imperfect Verbs
Introduction
In this lesson you will learn to conjugate regular and irregular imperfect verbs. This is a second verb form used when speaking in the past tense. You will also have the opportunity to discover examples of Latino culture in your own community.
In this lesson you will
1. Watch the videos over imperfect verb conjugation. Take notes of your own as you watch.
2. Practice conjugating imperfect verbs in the provided Google doc.
3. Participate in mobile scavenger hunt to challenge you to find representations of Latino culture in your community and to practice your new skill. The written portion of this scavenger hunt will be used as your assessment for this unit.
Regular and Irregular Imperfect Verbs- Notes
Watch the three videos below and take notes as you watch.
Regular and Irregular Imperfect Verbs- Practice
Complete the document below and submit to the drop box on the work submission page. To access the doc, click the "W".
Regular and Irregular Imperfect Verbs- Practice
1. Download the GooseChase App
1. Create an account or sign in as a guest
2. The game pin is B5BVD6
The game will ask you to answer questions through text, video, GPS, and pictures. It will require you to travel around town and get to know more of your community!
Grades and Weighting for Lesson 3:
Imperfect Verb practice and cultural pictures of GooseChase- 4% of overall grade
GooseChase video and text responses- 15% of overall grade
The videos will be graded using the speaking rubric. You can review that rubric by clicking here.
Summary:
In Lesson 3 you learned how to conjugate imperfect verbs. You practiced this new skill in a Google Doc. You then took your learning mobile! You were able to apply what you have been learning about language and culture to help you connect with Latino culture in your community. In Lesson 4 we will learn the difference between preterite and imperfect verbs.
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