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Lesson one crossword not same as vocab

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Karen Joy Robinson

about 4 years ago

The lesson 1 Dos crossword puzzle contains some words that weren't taught in the lesson, book, or vocab video like "kitchen", "yes", and "no". Are all the vocabulary words that are in the crossword puzzle in one location or are they combined from the videos and book? We're a little confused on the order we're supposed to learn in and not having all the words needed to complete the activity. Thank you.

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Señora Gose Mod

about 4 years ago

Hola - I'm sorry that caused confusion - some of the homework will cause the students to "dig" on their own. This is the first experience for that. They can use SpanishDict.com, or their vocab list. The vocab lab videos are the most common words I'd like them to commit to memory, and then the activities will help to push them to look for extra words and help to spark curiosity on their own. :-)

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