Introduction to School Vocabulary and Routines

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Course Outline

  1. School Supplies
  2. Classroom Vocabulary
  3. School Facilities
  4. Basic Verbs
  5. School Activities
  6. Time and Schedule
  7. Days of the Week

1. School Supplies

Key Concepts & Definitions

  • El bolígrafo (pen): A writing instrument filled with ink used for writing on paper.
    Example: I always carry a blue el bolígrafo.

  • La carpeta (folder): A paper folder, often with a clasp or elastic, used to organize documents and papers.
    Example: Keep your homework in the la carpeta.

  • El cuaderno (notebook): A book with blank or lined pages for writing notes or assignments.
    Example: Take notes in your el cuaderno during class.

  • El estuche (pencil case): A container used to store pens, pencils, and other small stationery items.
    Example: My el estuche is full of colored markers.

  • La goma (eraser): An object used to remove pencil marks from paper.
    Example: I made a mistake, so I used la goma.

  • El libro (book): A printed work used for reading or studying.
    Example: I borrowed a science el libro from the library.

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Practice quiz preview

1. What is 'el bolígrafo' in the context of school supplies?

2. What is the Spanish word for 'pen' as mentioned in the classroom vocabulary?

3. What is the primary role of school facilities?

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La carpeta — function?

Organizes papers and documents.

School Supplies — definition?

Items used for learning and writing.

El lunes — what day?

Monday, the start of the week.

Days of the Week — sequence?

Monday to Sunday, in order.

El bolígrafo — what?

A pen used for writing.

Aprender — meaning?

To gain knowledge or skills.

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