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Numbers. Fast review
Math Symbols:
Subtraction Addition Multiplication Divison

Minus Plus Times (more Divided Equal

common)
by
Multiplied by
Say the math symbols:
Read this: 20 + 20 = 40

40 – 30 = 10

10 x 10 = 100

100 ÷ 5 = 20
Complete this: 20 + 20 = 40

40 - 30 = 10

10 x 10 = 100

100 ÷ 5 = 20
Read and do the math: 10 + 73 =

100 – 70 =

7x 9=

25 ÷ 5 =
Read and do the math: 12 + 33 =

60 – 44 =

12 x 4 =

99 ÷ 33 =
Math is perfect!

Many things in life change, except for math. 2+2 will always be 4.

Math helps us think and have better reasoning abilities. Analytical

and reasonings are important skills that help us solve problems and
look for solutions.

Are you good at math?

Are you good at math?
•Affirmative: Yes, I am good at
math.
•Negative: No, I am not good at
math.
What day is
today?
 Today we are
learning the
“Days of the Week”
Important information about days of the week

• They are “always” written in Capital Letter (no matter their

position in the sentence)
• They follow a pattern
• The key between “Tuesday and Thursday” is correct
pronunciation

Look …
Important information about days of the week
• Monday
• Tuesday
• Wednesday
• Thursday
• Friday
• Saturday
• Sunday
Work Days – Working Days – Business Days:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday

The Weekend:
Saturday and Sunday
Complete the chart with the missing day
Yesterday Today Tomorrow
Monday Wednesday

Saturday Sunday
Wednesday
Friday

Thursday Friday
• Take turns and say the days of the week!

• Use the chat area to type the days of the

week
Before a specific day of the week use “on”

• I study English on Tuesday and Thursday.

• We eat junk food on Fridays.
• My friends and I go to the movies on Saturday.
Let’s practice some fluency and retention:

1. I study English from Monday thru Friday.

2. We visit the doctor on Thursday.
3. They play soccer on Sunday.
4. Sophie plays the piano on Friday.
5. I watch my TV show on Tuesday.
1. What day is today?
2. What day is tomorrow?
3. Which are the seven days of the weekend?
4. How can you call the days you work or study?
5. How can you call Saturday and Sunday?
6. Which is the preposition before days of the week?
Do you know the
months of the
year?
 Do you
know the
months of
the year?
Important information about months of the year

Months of the year in English, are always written in Capital Letters, no

matter their position in the sentence.
• Today is September 19th.
When we say just the month, without a specific date, we use the
preposition “in”.
• Christmas is in December.
Important information about months of the year

When we say the month, with a specific date, we use the preposition
“on”.

• Christmas is on December 25th.

• Mothers Days is on May 10th.
• My birthday is on December 2nd.
Important information about months of the year

We can abbreviate
months of the year.
The abbreviation is also
written in Capital
Letters.
Important information about months of the year

We use ordinal
numbers to
provide a date
in specific.
Let’s Practice: Ordinal Numbers
Let’s Practice: Ordinal Numbers

Match the
correct
answer:
How to read a calendar:
• Is important to know that the calendar has 12 months, a month
it’s built from 4 up to 5 weeks and 28 up to 31 days each.

• In order to count days or weeks, it also applies the ordinal

numbers counting, for example, the first week, second week, third
week, fourth week, or fifth week.
Let’s Practice: Reading a Calendar
1. How many days are in March?
2. What day of the week is March
20?
3. How many Mondays are in
March?
4. How many Fridays are in
March?
Let’s chat a message:
• Go to the chat area and type the months of
the year.

• Try to do it without checking any reference,

do it by memory!
Holidays and Observances in Guatemala:
1. New Year's Day – January 1st 7. Race day – October 12th

2. Holy week - March or April 8. Revolution of 1944 – October 20th

3. Labor Day – May 1st 9. All Saints' Day – November 1st

4. Army Day – June 30th 10. Christmas Eve – December 24th

5. Assumption of Mary – August 15th 11. Christmas Day – December 25th

6. Independence Day – September 15th 12. New Year's Eve – December 31st
Other Celebrations:
1. School Day – January 14th.

2. Valentine’s Day – February 14th

3. Tecun Uman and Marimba Day – February

5. Mother’s Day – May 10th
20th
6. Father’s Day – June 17th
4. Carnival Days – February 28th and March 1st
7. Teacher’s Day – June 25th

8. National Flag Day – August 17th

9. Devil’s Burning Day – December 7th

Let’s take turns and answer the following questions:

1. When is your birthday?

2. When is Valentine’s Day?
3. When is Independence Day in Guatemala?
4. When is Christmas?
5. When is Revolution Day?
6. When is National Flag Day?
7. When is Labor Day?
Let’s Practice:
WH - Questions:

We use the WH-Questions to ask for extra information

about something or somebody.
Important words to ask for information:
Read the following conversation:

My name
What is is ______.
your
name? What is
your
telephone
It’s 5-4-3-2-1-0-9-8 number?
Read the following conversation:

How are I am fine,

you? thank you.

How old
I am 13 are you?
years old
Read the following conversation:

When is your
It’s on birthday?
March 23rd

It’s on
When is September
Independence 15th
Day?
Complete the conversation with the missing WH
word and role play with a partner:
A- Hello, I am ______. What is your name?
B- Hi, my name is _____. Nice to meet you.
A - Nice to meet you too ________.
B - How old are you?
A - I am __ years old.
B - When is your birthday?
A - My birthday is on _____.
Practice with some personal information:
Spelling names and phone numbers:
Role play with a partner, spelling name, age and
birthday:
A- Hello, what is your name? B - My birthday is on _____.
B- Hi, I am _______. A – What is your telephone
A - How do you spell your name? number?
B - It is: ____________. B - My phone number is:
A - How old are you?. ________.
B - I am ____ years old.
A - When it is your birthday?
Let’s Practice: spelling names and saying
numbers
Let’s Practice:

• Please follow the instructions provided by your

instructor.

• Please fill in the following worksheets:

• https://es.liveworksheets.com/myworkbooks/
What is the musicality of the language?

Musical languages are constructed languages

based on musical sounds, which tend to
incorporate articulation.

The musicality of the language serves to get our

message across and remember it effortlessly.
Music as a Universal Language:
• Music is available to people around the world
• People, no matter what culture, can read the same piece of
music.
• Influences from various cultures can be seen all around the
world.
• We can see the linguistic trends in both music that musicians
and people listen to everyday on the radio.
Let’s Practice: Music, the universal language
1. What type of music do you like?
2. Do you play a musical instrument?
3. Where and when do you listen to music?
4. Who is your favorite singer/band?
5. Do you like to sing or dance?
 Questions?,
please let me
know 