I’ve been wanting to redo a lot of my oldest videos. It just so happens that Lucas and I were able to make one. But he was a little self-conscious about how he looks lately so he decided we should try to pull it off as cartoons! Hope you enjoy.
So in this video, we’ll talk about Los meses or “the months”.
I think it has a nice blend of information, basic Spanish, other Spanish phrases, and droll humor.
¡Hola! So I thought it would be fun to make a simple vocabulary video centered around different “mascotas” or “pets” as we might call them in English. Thus grew this idea into a video! Hope you enjoy it. You’ll also notice that we are using all of the forms of tener(to have) in context minus the form from Spain: tenéis.
And there is a word bank at the end if you wanted to see what all is in the video!
Espero que disfrutes del video.(I hope that you enjoy the video.)
Here’s a new video with Cartoony Señor Jordan that goes over some of the common forms of ser(to be) in context with different physical description words!
And there is a word bank at the end of the video if it helps!
Here’s a short film I made after experimenting with camera angles, and telling a story thanks to a workshop taught by Señor Wooly himself of senorwooly.com.
I was wanting to practice certain clothing words, colors, and the “yo” form and tell a compelling story. Of course there are other phrases in the video as well!
Here’s a fun little song I came up with to help with colors, animals and some high frequency words!
Let me know what you think!
Some asked for a coloring sheet to use with the video. Here are two different ones. Let me know if you had a better idea for how I could make them. I figured in one they could write the colors in and in the other they can just colors in the colors and the animals!
I also wrote a Super Simple Reader based on the vocabulary from this song if you would like to download it to read or print off for your classes! B&W versions also available if you’d like to have your little ones color it. 🙂 Read more…
Posted by Señor Jordan on Jan 23, 2016 in vocabulary
So if you have been linking my vids to your curriculum or simply have bookmarked certain videos, you’ll notice that they will now take you to the front page instead of the video.
I realized that the old system needed to be updated to remove the date from the URL since those weren’t relevant. I never meant to have the blog for 8 years and I am so thankful to you all for sticking with me! Please forgive me for any inconvenience this causes you (grande o pequeña)!
If you don’t mind updating your urls and continuing to use the site to learn from and also to refer others to learn with, I appreciate you!
I am alive and still working on some videos. Most of them will have to be filmed in the summer (unfortunately!). But I am glad to see that Lucas has become a fairly popular addition to the videos.
Here’s a side project I am working on this semester. Please feel free to get involved. It will have language in context in a story. And you vote on the piece of information that will go into the next video!
I made a separate channel for it this time around since it’s quite different from my grammar vids.
Here is a short little video unit on Los días de la semana(the days of the week) in Spanish! I got a little help from, well… I think you can call him a friend.
Enjoy! And leave any questions or comments below!
Explanation:
Song:
Practice 1: Match los días de la semana to their English translations.
Practice 2: Practice los días de la semana and some emotions!
In this short series, I thought we could tackle some verbs that have an irregularyo form in the present tense. In laymen’s terms, when you want to say “I [do something]” with these verbs, they will change a little funny.