4th grade Unit 5: Community

4th grade Unit 5: Community
Fourth graders are currently learning about the
community and members of a community in Spanish. For
their assessment they will need to be able to read and
understand simple sentences about where people live and
work in the community. They will also have to orally
identify community members and where they work. All
vocabulary lists are available on Miss Gremar’s webpage
which can be found by clicking on staff once you are on
the Northeast website.
Mi Comunidad/ Mi Pueblo
El pueblo = {el. PWEY.blo.}
the town
La ciudad = {la. SEE.oo.dahd}
the city
Yo vivo en… {yo.
VEE.vo.
N.}
I live in…
Tú vives en… {to.
VEE.ves.
N}
You live in…
Las casas {las.
KAH.sahs}
the houses
Las calles {las.
KAI.yais}
the streets
Las plazas {las.
La plaza {la.
PLAH.zahs}
PLAH.zah}
the town squares
the town square
La fuente {la. FWEN.tay}
the fountain
Bonito {boe.NEE.toe}
beautiful (masculine)
Bonita {boe.NEE.tah}
beautiful (feminine)
El maestro {el. my.ACE.troe} the teacher (male)
La maestra {la. my.ACE.trah} the teacher (female)
El policía {el.
poe.lee.SEE.ah} the police officer (male)
La policía {la. poe.lee.SEE.ah} the police officer (female)
El cartero {el.
car.TAIR.oh} the mailman
La cartera {la. car.TAIR.ah} the mailwoman
El doctor {el. DOC.tore} the doctor (male)
La doctora {la. doc.TORE.ah} the doctor (female)
La comunidad {la. co.moon.EE.dahd} the community
El hospital {el. hos.PEE.tal} the hospital
La estación de policía {la. s.tah.see.OHN.
La oficina de correos {la.
off.ee.SEE.nah.
La escuela {la. es.KWAY.la} the school
de.
poe.lee.SEE.ah} the police station
de. core.RAY.ohs.} the post office