Soooooooo… the next time we see each other it will be 2010! Get out! Time flies, huh?
Anyway, don't forget to:
Feliz Año Nuevo – Les espero todo lo mejor que tiene que ofrecer el mundo.
~Sra. Chan
1. Chocolate a la Taza
2. Fresh Basil Oil
3. Sopes Sencillos (like tostadas…but with a soft tortilla base that you make!)
4. Chickpea and Shrimp Saute
5. La ensalada rusa (Spanish potato salad)
6. Almond Gazpacho with Figs (cold soup)
7. Castilian Garlic Soup
8. Classic Gazpacho Sevillano (cold tomato soup)
9. Chickpea stew with chorizo and meatballs
10. Valencian Orange Tart (sweet treat!)
11. Mediterranean Fish in Zucchini Jackets
12. Mexican Chilaquiles (good food – base of broth and tortilla chips, top as you like)
13. Arroz Verde al Poblano
14. Arroz Rojo
15. Carne Asada a la Mexicana
16. Spinach with Raisins
17. Nieve de Limon con Moras (Lime ice with berries)
18. Fabada (Bean & Potato Stew)
19. Ampurdan Baked Rice with Rabbit and Mushrooms
20. White Bean and Clam Casserole
21. Pastry Puffs with Roquefort and Apple Spread
(The chocolate tostada recipe is on this one too.)
22. Potato Tortilla
(That Spanish Tortilla we talked about with potatoes, eggs and onions/garlic.)
23. Green Pumpkin seed Mole with Chicken Breast
24. Catalan Meatballs (with apples and mushrooms)
25. Castilian Meatballs (from Madrid)
26. Honey and Cinnamon Ice Cream (I think you need an ice cream maker of some kind)
27. Lemon Chicken with Honey and Saffron
28. Tortas de Lentejas (Lentil Torts)
29. Pozole Rojo (Pork & Hominy stew from Mexico)
30. Pipian Verde de Pollo (Green Sauce with chicken – Spanish)
31. Classic Valencian Paella (Seafood Paella)
32. Valencian Paella with Vegetables and Pork (No seafood – just veggies and pork)
33. Baked Fish with Romesco Potatoes
(Romesco potatoes are potatoes with a bread/tomato sauce)
34. Salmon with Fava Beans and Fresh Fennel
35. a) Empanadas de Picadillo (the dough)
b) Picadillo Oaxaqueno (the filling)
36. Chocolate-covered Almond Cake
37. Chiles Rellenos (Stuff peppers – usually with cheese/rice)
38. Empanadas de Platano (empanadas made with a plaintain dough (NOT bananas)!)
39. Chayote con Rajas y Elote (Chayote is a squash)
40. Camote Adobado (Stew)
41. Pescado a la Vera Cruzana (Vera Cruz style fish)
42. Almond and Pine Nut Cookies
43. Paella Parellada (Mixed Paella – seafood and meats. Like the picture in class)
44. Patatas Bravas (Spanish fried potatoes served with a spicy tomato sauce)
45. Carne Asada a la Tampiquena (Mexican steak)
46. Pimientos Rellenos (stuffed peppers – with meat)
47. Albondigas con guisantes (Meatballs with peas)
The number above corresponds to the FILE FOLDER number where you will be able to find the recipe!
DUE: JANUARY 15th
WHAT?
Hola Chicos!
Today as Quiz Day – how did it go for you? I hope you had a chance to finish your foldable (as assigned for homework) because that would have been INCREDIBLY helpful today!
HOMEWORK: 12/10/09
1. The Chocolate Hunt: You need to know the name of the teacher with whom you will be hiding your sweet treat on Wednesday and WHERE that teacher will be at the very beginning of your class period.
HOMEWORK: 12/11/09
1. The Mixed Up & Messed Up Elvis Worksheet
2. The Mini-Poster: Reteaching Assignment (final draft of the poster you were assigned by your group) DUE MONDAY at the beginning of class.
Quiz Day Thursday is tomorrow! Wahoo!
K.. Tarea:
1. The bottom half of the pronoun practice/sentences page. Just REWRITE the sentences but use DOP/IOP instead of the objects/nouns.
2. The Pink Sheet: Divide it in to 4ths. Glue it to the back of your foldable.
¿Está claro?
Sra. Chan
Today in class, we took notes about how to form negative tú commands. We also added two new rules to the foldables about where the pronouns must be placed in relationship to commands. (Be sure to get these notes and this information if you were absent today from a classmate!).
LA TAREA: 30 Commands. (This worksheet)
La Tarea de Hoy:
1. Termina la segunda hoja de Elvis (#s 4 – 10, if you were in class because we did #s 1, 2, and 3.) Follow ALL of the steps – and DON'T forget to write the LAST SENTENCE TWO WAYS!
2. Escribe en español 5 mandatos positivos de tú. Write simple commands that you hear around your house. Just five of them – in Spanish.
3. Tell someone the story of Sal Pon and Ve Ven before class tomorrow to practice. If I were you, I would choose someone who has already taken Spanish 2 with me because they will know what you are trying to do. (Or at least, they SHOULD know!). (Di, Sal, Pon, Se, Ve, Ven, Haz, Ten)
Hasta mañana, chicos!
-Sra. Chan
Download this page for your homework this weekend. (SKIP NUMBERS 1, 2, and 4.)
FOLLOW the instructions on the page! The steps are in a different order than the practice problems from class (on purpose….lol).
Hasta lunes, chicos!
New unit starting tomorrow!
Come prepared to move quickly and learn new ways to use the verbs and words you already have!
Wahoooooo!