Hey amigos, I’ve got a new script for you! And guess what?? It TARGETS -AR imperfect conjugations! Yes, folks…this script here will provide your students with some good ol’ comprehensible, targeted input! Update: click to read more!
EL REBELDE
CORE VOCABULARY
se quejaba de – s/he or I complained about
a partir de ese momento – from that moment on
aguantaba el comportamiento – tolerated the behavior
PLOT OVERVIEW:
The main character is always late somewhere. Lots of people complain. His/her behavior is tolerated by an authority figure for a long time. Eventually, the authority figure yells at the main character. From then on, the main character arrives late and then engages in an additional bad behavior once there. The cycle repeats until finally the main character is arriving late and then doing lots and lots of naughty things until some kind of resolution is reached.
CLASS DECIDED DETAILS:
- Identity of main character
- Regular event to which main character arrives late
- Identity of authority figure
- 3+ bad behaviors of main character *try to stick to -ar verbs—see ideas below!
- Complaints from other attendees
- Reasons that authority figure tolerates bad behavior
SCRIPT:
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LOCATION IDEAS:
- church
- (x) class
- work
BAD BEHAVIOR IDEAS:
- Gritaba (erráticamente, románticamente) en (alemán, japonés, etc.)
- Practicaba (el tenis, el fútbol, etc.)
- Jugaba a Candy Crush a todo volumen
- Tocaba (la guitarra, el piano, etc.)
- Caminaba en círculos enfrente del (pastor)
- Llamaba a 911
- Se comunicaba con (espíritus, extraterrestres, etc.)
- Hablaba con sus amigos
- Escuchaba (música en su iPhone)
- Bailaba (en un bikini, música sexy, etc.)
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Adorable plot, and I love the nod to Star Wars! Thanks, Lisa
Martina, I absolutely love teaching with TPRS and CI. Re “Rebekde”, do you use a cortometraje with it? Better yet, have you posted a lesson plan on Teachers Pay Teachers that I may purchase? Thanks,Jean Kellough
*Rebelde*
I don’t have either yet, but I hope to get complete plans together by the end of February
What about “El aguante” by Calle 13 for a cloze
and I think I’ll use a Baby Boss movie trailer for a movie talk.
The image cracked me up! My son’s life right now- Lego Star Wars- any flat surface in my house right now is covered in Lego pieces and “battle scenes!” This sounds like a fun story that kids could really get into. Thank you for sharing your talents.
Love this! Going to give my Spanish 3 kids some new stories with past tense input after spring break. Looking forward to using this script! Mil gracias!