How are you today, and why? Answer in English with a because. You already know how to say a few things about yourself in Spanish. Today you learn to name feelings and join on a reason, ready for a fiesta de cumpleaños (birthday party) chat later on.
We meet eight feeling words on the cards, in two sets of four. For each card: listen to the Spanish, repeat it with the class, then flip to check the English.
Work through the first set fully, take a quick choral revisit of those four, then meet the second set the same way.
After each word, say the short frame together: Estoy + the feeling.
Gender tip: many of these adjectives change ending when you talk about yourself or someone else. You will hear both the -o ending and the -a ending (for example enfadado/enfadada). Feliz and triste stay the same for everyone.
Flip two cards at a time and find each Spanish emotion with its English meaning. When a pair is found, the class says the Spanish together, then tries Estoy + that feeling.
Open your copy and write one sentence saying how you feel and one reason why. Use Estoy, an emotion word from the word bank on the board, and porque.
You may copy the emotion spelling from the bank. Whisper your sentence to yourself first if you like, then write it.
Frame: Estoy _____ porque _____
Example: Estoy emocionado porque es mi cumpleaños
We will hear a short birthday-party chat in Spanish twice. Listen for feeling words you know (friends arriving at a cumpleaños, cake, music, nerves before a song). Then we answer the questions together. Answers can be in English.
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