Hola!
Today we will learn about places in Mexico.
Make sure that your child is signing along the video.
Objective:
To learn the name of typical places of Mexico.
To be able to construct a sentence using the preposition
"in=en"
and the verb "to have=hay"
Vocabulary:
La ciudad
El Zócalo
La bandera
La escuela
El parque
El mercado
La tienda
La panadería
La tortillería
La tamalería
Instructions:
Please watch the video.
Then print the document that has the name of places.
Write the words and the full sentence as well.
Then draw the places.
Ask the kids to take their time and do a quality work.
They can use geometrical shapes for buildings, etc.
Have fun!
Audio TranscriptAuto-generated
Ola Joyce Toy bien.
It too twist to be in.
Well, today we are going to learn about a place
the place where I grew up.
Can you guess?
What place is that?
Did you say Mexico?
That's right.
Let's talk about the city where I grew up.
And when we do that, I am going to show
you different places that are around the place that I
grew up.
And also I am going to teach you how to
say a full sentence according to the place that we
are going to see today.
So for that I'm going to teach you some propositions.
Propositions are words that help us to locate things whether
is up or down in the middle, on top or
below or behind or in front or inside.
So ready The first word I want you to see
is and and means in Let's say it together and
And the second word iss I know it looks like
Hey, but remember in Spanish the letter H is mute.
So we're going to say I I mean there iss
is the bacon there iss So we say and and
I more bien can Let's move on where I grew
up is called so that the Mexico So I want
you to see this map and you see on top
iss the United States of America, which is where we
are. And on the right side, which we call the
East South, we say El Golfo, the Mexico, the ocean
there is called the Mexico.
And then on the on the south part we see
a country.
This country is Guatemala.
Guatemala is the border on the south of Mexico.
And then on the left hand side, which is the
west is the ocean Pacific Ocean.
Oh, Siano, Pacifico.
And, of course, on the north ISS.
Very good.
You said it.
The United States of America.
So now I want you to direct your eyes in
that kind of Ah booed shape that is a big
country off Mexico.
I want you to direct it to the little car
that is in the middle.
You see that?
That car that is green.
Okay, so that is Mexico in Mexico.
Mexico City is where I grew up last.
You that then Mexico.
So let's do our sign for city.
See that last you that the Mexico Now I want
you to remember that every time that it were ends
with a we used LA very good.
And every time it were ends with O or any
other letter we use.
Now, this one ends with a D is kind of
one of those exceptions, but it has a kind of
towards the end.
So we say last you that in Mexico and we
call that federal district because it's the capital of Mexico
is in Spanish.
We say the Streeto Federal Let me hear you, the
Streeto federal or the F many people calls it the
the FAA.
Okay. And so it is the one of the smallest
cities in the world.
But it is one of the ones that has the
most population.
And so let's move on.
Okay, Well, you Can you tell who this person is.
Yes, you're right.
That's me.
So on top, I am about four years old.
I think this picture is right.
When I was about to turn five and going to
kindergarten, and I love that little doll that was in
front of my parents house and then on the bottom
that pictures when I was in first grade and I
had noting.
Do you see how I have a uniforms just like
you? Okay.
And that's my name.
That's my first name.
I have a long name, but that's one of my
name's more bien.
Okay. And the next one, this is downtown Mexico, Downtown
Mexico. You will see this big, big cathedral and many
of the things that you find in downtown Modesto, downtown
Mexico, is this type of architectural.
Er, this architecture comes from Europe, comes from Spain.
And that is because Mexico was colonized by people from
Europe, from Spain in particular.
And they brought, we say, colonized because they brought not
only their language, they brought their culture.
They brought their clothing, everything that they we used to
do in Europe.
They brought it to Mexico.
Mexico Waas, inhabited by people called aspects, does the indigenous
people of Mexico.
There's a lot of culture and different things that I
can share with you.
But this time we're just gonna focus about learning the
places off Mexico.
They say it again last you that the Mexico and
this is downtown.
Say else, Okelo.
And so Kyllo.
If you go to other other cities in within the
country of Mexico, all of downtown, we call it So
this is one of the things that you can see
at any downtown.
But this one is so beautiful.
It's very, very largest Lavandera that would be and then
make it fly Is Lavandera movie In what color do
you see?
Birthday Blanco E Rojo Birthday Blanco.
And when you see behind is a palace we call
it El Palacio National.
That is where the president lives, and that is almost
like the White House for us.
Okay, let's move on the stars Bien.
That's the school where I grew up.
That I went to is from kindergarten all the way
through high school.
It was 12 years of my life I spent in
this school.
It's called Institute Of Via the Cortez Lice quella, less
quella. And in the schools we find, Did you say
students? That's right.
Let's let's do it in sign language from a book,
tour your brain and then say a person student is
toe the aunties movie in case and I'm gonna teach
you that sentence that I told you we're going to
learn today.
Ready, we say.
And lice Kuala I is toe the aunties in life
Skoula Hi is toe the aunties.
My beyond, uh, and park it l'park and park is
a place where we have fun.
Okay, let's do it in sign language Arm l parquet
I What do we find in parkas?
Did you say Children?
Very good.
E ninos, Girls and boys, Let's do it again.
And and parquet I visit again.
I'm sorry.
Anything in the chin is girl e.
Okay, Now this one is a little different than what
we have here in our country.
It Mexico.
You find lots of places like this almost in every
single residential area.
We call it Mercado.
Let's repeat it.
El mercado.
Remember when it it is where that ends with an
O or any letter we say l very good.
And so you will find a lot of things like
bulk. Like where you go to maybe two winkles and
you find beans and sugar and rice and lentils.
Many things like that.
And then you also find lots of things that are
more off typical to our country.
To Mexico.
Okay. And Mercado, so to say, store, we go like
this. Ready?
And Mercado.
Okay, let's use our phrase and el mercado I And
let's just say a general word for this.
We say productive products say product owes that sounds like
English, right?
Product owes products productive.
Okay, let's do it again.
And in Mercado I product owes product owes, like on
the shelf Productive.
Wow, You're sure?
A fast learner?
How about this one?
Do we have something like this here in the United
States? We should dio We have bakeries.
Bakeries are called pana area and the word for bread
is pan Very, very simple.
Safe pan.
You said it.
So we say la many words that are related to
places. And with e r i a.
Can you look at the end of the world area?
So we say area this is where the bread is.
So let's do it.
And it in your full sentence.
Ready and nah area test shape for pastry.
Hi. On in LA area I fun in LA area
I fun movie in just so smart.
Wow, this is familiar to you.
The memory we learned about tortillas.
Look at that.
That is a big machine, right?
And it makes a lot of tortillas.
And when I grew up in front of my house.
Well, about a block away, we had area.
Can you say that?
Tortilleria. So tortilla and then add area tortilleria.
So we say, let's use our sentence and la tortilleria
I did you say tortillas?
See? Moving in Latin Tortilleria.
Hi. 30.
Yes, More Okay, the next one, Uh, Latina.
Now, this is for a small shop.
Normally, these small stores are in the corners off every
residential area.
And so you find lots of products in there and
normally things that you need, like last minute things, almost
like the little stores at the gas stations.
But it is very, very packed with a lot of
different things and lots of different Candies to Okay, So
in the one when I grew up, I had to
walk maybe about two blocks, and that was in the
corner. And so we call it Latina.
Remember that sign for store Latina or market?
Okay, so let's do our phrase.
We're gonna use also productive products.
Ready? Radiant and Latina I product owes and nah, Tienda,
I Let's move on next 10 wow.
Look at this one.
This one, the houses, What is sold there is Furuta!
Remember that word?
And so we say La fruit area, remember?
Ends with area La Fruity area.
So let's do one fruit.
Which one you want to do?
This one.
Remember this one?
Did you say Montana?
So let's do it.
And a lot of fruit area I Fruita in area
I Furuta movie And Okay, I think I'm about to
be done.
And next one is area.
What do you think?
It's older?
Yes, sir.
Tamales. And across the street from my house there was