Monday October 3 - Today we took our lesson 3 test, which covered nouns, pronouns, and articles and 37 vocabulary words. No homework. If you missed the test, you have a week to come see me and get it made up.
Tuesday 4th - Today I passed back your tests and we started lesson 4, which is about verbs and present tense normal verb conjugation. I passed out the lesson 4 packets and we discussed what verbs are and what an infinitive is. We also made flash cards for our new verbs. Homework: finish flash cards and study 7 minutes.
Wednesday 5th - Today I checked your flash cards and we did a flash card activity. We also did a session of TPR, where we came up with fun gestures to help us remember our vocabulary words. No homework.
Thursday 6th - Today we used our packets and whiteboards to learn how to conjugate present tense -ar verbs. Homework: conjugate any 4 -ar verbs in the present tense.
Friday 7th - Today we used our packets and whiteboards to learn how to conjugate present tense -er and -ir verbs. Homework: conjugate any 3 -er and any 3 -ir verbs (6 total) in the present tense.
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About Me
- Sr. Miller
- I was born in Provo, Utah and my Dad was in the US Army until I was 17, so I lived in Germany, Virginia, California, Kansas, and Utah when I was younger. For my senior year of high school, my Dad retired from the military and moved us to the little town of Springville, Utah, where I graduated from high school in 1997. I went to Brigham Young University and majored in International Studies with a minor in Latin American Studies. I took two years off college to live in Ecuador and serve the people there. After graduating from college, I went to Flagstaff, Arizona and earned my Master's Degree in Latin American History in 2005. Since then I've been teaching Social Studies and Spanish in the Phoenix area. I moved to Tucson in July of 2009 to teach Middle School Spanish at the Academy of Tucson Middle School. I have been married for 10 years and I have two children - Jarom and Rebecca, who go to the Academy of Tucson Elementary School.
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