BONUS Quieres 0 10 BONUS en el Unit

BONUS � ¿Quieres � 0 -10 BONUS en el Unit Examen #5? pts. › Canciónes, arte, videos, poemas, etc.

� Temas/Ideas › › › › Vocabulario de la Unidad 5 El verbo ESTAR El verbo IR A qué hora … Adónde va… Dónde está… Usos de “a” Usos de “de”

� Franco was el dictador de España de 1939 -1975. Él used censors to censor info. that went against the Catholic Church and/or his dictatorship. (see next slide)

BONUS! - Censorship Actividad (PPT? ) � Describe censorship under the dictatorship of Francisco Franco in España (1938 -1973) (5 pts. ) � Censor a modern American song as if it had been censored by the censors under Francisco Franco (provide the original lyrics, the edited lyrics, and a description explaining why it was censored – how was it against the Catholic Church? ) (10 pts. )

BONUS! – Comparing Escuelas Actividad (PPT? ) � Pick un Spanish-speaking country y research their escuelas (primaria, secundaria, etc. ) � Describe their typical día en la escuela (length of school day, length of individual classes, types of subjects they estudian, types of national exams? , etc. )

Bonus - Scenario Cards � Practice your speaking by recording yourself talking (en un teléfono inteligente? ) about one or all of the following scenarios (A, B, C, D). Upload on website if possible.

Escenario A (5 pts. ) � You’re talking to Pablo Vega, an exchange student from Lima, Perú. He asks how you get to school and what time you get there. Tell him.

Escenario B (5 pts. ) � You’re spending the year studying in Guadalajara, México. One of your classmates asks you what a typical school day is like for you back home. Tell him/her.

Escenario C (5 pts. ) � You’re spending a school vacation living with the Ávila family in Caracas, Venezuela. They are planning a party. Ask a member of the family what takes place at a typical family party.

Escenario D (5 pts. ) �A Spanish-speaking friend from Guayaquil, Ecuador is curious about how you pass the time when you go to a friend’s house in the U. S. Tell him/her.

� ¿Otras ideas? Pregunte a Señor Blanton.