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Spanish I Food Unit

Description: 

Students learn food vocabulary, restaurant vocab. and phrases, mealtime and food culture, and grammar as it pertains to food and eating.

Learning Targets: 
Talk about food groups and foods in Spanish.
Use common cooking phrases in Spanish.
Use direct object pronouns in Spanish.
Use restaurant vocabulary.
Express preferences in Spanish.
Link: 
Spanish I Food and Restaurant Blended Unit
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NlqBCnEVgLPk_yAbdhGUpIPzJ3vBinJdSrdmMWyTk9g/edit
Author: 
KatyMaiolatesi
Content Area: 
Elective Subjects
World Languages
Language: 
Spanish
Resource Type: 
Unit
Licensing: 
Creative Commons Licence
Grade: 
8
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12
Tags: 
Spanish 1
food
restaurant

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Clear Learning Targets:

● Talk about food groups and foods in Spanish. ● Use common cooking phrases in Spanish. ● Use the verb ver. ● Use restaurant vocabulary. ● Express preferences in Spanish. ● Discuss table setting in Spanish.● Use direct object pronouns in Spanish. ● Conjugate and use the verbs traer, dar, and servir. ● Describe typical Hispanic dishes and meal times. ● List typical Hispanic foods.

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