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This bundle includes a PowerPoint presentation and fill-in-the-blank notes that cover the "Notice & Note" signposts in literary texts. The presentation identifies six signposts, the Essential Questions they raise, and signal words/phrases to identify them. Students can follow along and fill in the blanks in their own study guides. Conforms to 6th/7th grade standards but can serve as a refresher for older students as well!

This comprehensive Summative assignment/exam covers all of the key concepts from the Auténtico 1 textbook, Capítulo 0: Para empezar. Students will be tested on days of the week/dates, weather, body parts, classroom materials, grammar/translation, etc. Exam is composed of 25 questions and two Extra Credit questions. *Answer Key included.*

This document can be used as a guided exam or test remediation for Auténtico 1: Capítulo 1A: ¿Qué te gusta hacer? Exam includes remediation grading scale (customize to suit your needs) and mini grammar lessons to refresh students on key concepts of chapter 1A. *Answer Key included on last page!*

These notes are meant to be paired with the "Notice & Note" PowerPoint presentation covering signposts in literary texts. Students will follow along as they learn how to identify six signposts, the Essential Questions they raise, and signal words/phrases to identify them. Conforms to 6th/7th grade standards but can serve as a refresher for older students as well! **THESE NOTES ARE SOLD SEPARATELY FROM THE PPT PRESENTATION.** *To buy the Presentation and Notes Bundle, click HERE!

Help students brush up on common grammar mistakes and finally master "you're/your"; "their/they're/there"; and more! This PowerPoint presentation contains grammar rules, examples, and most important: student practice exercises! Print out the "Rules" slides and have students keep them in their folders as study guides, or have them write down the rules themselves in addition to the practice exercises as Bell Ringer activities. These tips align with 6th and 7th grade standards, but can serve as a r

Introduce your students to Spanish numerals, or review numbers with more advanced classes. Numbers 0-109 are spelled out in Spanish, with special attention paid to the construction of the teens and numbers greater than 20. Have students repeat the pronunciation of each number after you!