COLORS, SHAPES March 21, 2022

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For this lesson, use crayons and follow the instruction for coloring each shape.

rectangle oval triangle square cube

pentagon hexagon cross rhombus trapezoid

circle cylinder heart star arrow

Exercise:

Color each shape. Your teacher will show you every color to use. Use crayons or markers.

A blue rectangle. A purple trapezoid.

A light green oval. A white circle. (do not color it)

A dark green triangle. A burgundy cylinder.

A black square. A red heart.

A gray cube. A yellow star.

A pink pentagon. A violet arrow.

A light blue hexagon.

A brown cross.

An orange rhombus.
CLOTHING

Exercise:
Color and practice the patterns. Learn the new vocabulary words.

1. What color is your shirt? My shirt is light blue.

2. What color is your blouse? My blouse is pink.

3. What color are the sweaters? They’re brown.

4. What color is the dress? It’s a yellow dress.

5. What color is the skirt? The skirt is purple.

6. What color are the jeans? They’re blue jeans.

 More Vocabulary Words

T-shirt shoes rubber boots jacket short pants socks straw hat

sandals skirt tie cap suit uniform

Grammar:

ADJECTIVES always go before the word they modify.

These are green apples and those are red apples.

These are rubber, black boots.

This is a sweet, juicy, and red watermelon.

Remember: Colors are adjectives.

WHO’S THAT?

Reading:

Hello my name is Graciela Caal. I live in San Juan Chamelco,

in Alta Verapaz.

My house is white. I like it. I like my white house.

I like the yellow sun in the mornings. The grass is green. I

like the green grass. The sky is blue. I like the blue sky.

My sister Luisa is in the house. She likes to play on the

green grass. She is a happy girl. I am a happy person too.
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Dialogue 1

-Who’s that man over there?

-Who, the one with the hat?
-No, the other one, the one with the cap.
-Ah, his name is Francisco.
-What’s his last name?
-It’s Pacay.
-Thank you.
-You’re welcome.

Dialogue 2

-Who’s that woman over there?

-The one in the skirt?
-No, the other one, the one in the blue jeans.
-Oh, she’s Violeta.
-What’s her last name?
-It’s Ramirez.
-Thank you.
-By all means.

IMPORTANT:

When we use accessories like jewelry, scarves, hats, or

caps, we use the preposition with.

The boy with the white hat. The girl with sunglasses.

When we use some other kind of clothing, we use the

preposition in.

The
4. woman in the
DAYS OF THEwhite
WEEK dress. The man
/ MONTHS OFinTHE
the swimming
YEAR
suit.
We also use the one, the ones substituting the personal
pronoun or noun. In Spanish it would be: el o la, los o las.