​ To say today is a certain date, you can say "Hoy es" and then the date. Dates are said in the following format: *day* de *month*. For example: "Hoy es el diez de septiembre." You can ask what date today is by saying "Que dia es hoy?" 
Now you know the dates and months in Spanish. Here's a video of how it is used in action.

To ask what the weather is in Spanish, you'll first need to know the types of weather. To help you learn, I've prepared the following Quizlet set.

If a phrase starts in hace, you can add "very" by inserting "bastante" after hace. For instance, "Hace bastante frio" means "It's very cold." When using it on fresco, it may be better to use "frio" instead.
You can also say "it rains a lot" by adding "mucho" after lloviendo. This also works for nevando, but you will have to change it to "nieva."
You can say it's partly or mostly cloudy by adding "mayormente" or "parcialmente" after está and before nublado.
Another thing you will need to learn is temperature. To learn how to say the temperature in Spanish, use the Quizlet set below.

After saying "La temperatura máxima es..." or "La temperatura mínima es..." add a number and then "grados." For "Ahorita estamos a #​ grados," substitute a number for #. Celsius is standard for temperature in Spanish. 
Now that you know the types of weather and temperature, you can learn to ask what the weather is. To ask what the weather is, say "¿Qué tiempo hace?" One possible way you could answer is "Hace mayormente nublado." You could then continue "La temperatura es ochenta y nueve grados."
You also need to know the numbers. They are in the Quizlet set below.

​Now you know how to ask the weather in Spanish. Here's a video of how it can be used in real life.

When you go outside you have to wear the appropriate attire, so to do so you need to know the weather. Here is how you say can the different weather patterns in Spanish:

¿Qué tiempo hace?-What is the weather like?

It’s (very) cold = Hace bastante frio.

It’s (very) hot = Hace bastante calor.

It’s (very) sunny = Hace bastante sol.

It’s (very) windy = Hace bastante viento.

It’s (mostly/partly) cloudy= Está (mayormente/parcialmente) nublado.

It’s humid = Está húmedo.

It’s raining = Está lloviendo.

It’s cold = Está nevando.

You also need to know the seasons to be able to tell the weather.

Las Estaciones = The Seasons

Winter- El invierno

Summer- El verano

Fall- El onoño

Spring- La primavera

​ When you want to talk to an adult or a respected individual, you always want to use your manners. You have to know:-The basic courtesy phrases

-The difference between (Ud.) and (tú)

When you ask your amigos or friends something, you end the question with (tú). When you ask an adult, you end the question with (Ud.).

E.g. Amigo: ¿Cómo estás (tú)?

        Adult: ¿Cómo estás (Ud.)?

Here’s how a conversation would go if you were to use your manners in Spanish:

Here is the Spanish alphabet and how to pronounce it.


1.a : ah   2.b : beh   3.c : seh   4.d : deh   5.e : eh   6.f : efeh   7.g : hey   8.h : acheh


9.i : e   10.j : hota   11.k : kah   12.l : eleh   13.m : emeh   14.n : eneh   15.ñ : enyeh
  

16.o : o   17.p : peh   18.q : coooo 19.r : ereh   20.s : eseh   21.t : teh   22.u : ooooo  


 23.v : beh   24.w : double beh   25.x : equis   26.y : egriega   27.z : seta


Here's a video demonstrating the alphabet in Spanish.

There are several ways to ask someone how they are. When you are talking to someone you respect, you add Ud, short for usted, at the end. When your with your friends, you don't have to.

Qué tal?

 ¿Cómo Estás?

¿Cómo Esta Ud? 

¿Cómo va?

         -How are you? 

Here is an introduction to a video of T.Jay & Profesora Gabrielle pretending to meet each other for the first time.

Now that you know how to pronounce each day of the week, you need learn how to ask what day it is. 

Qué dìa es hoy?
-What day is it?

You now know not only the days of the week in spanish, but how to ask it to! 



Heres an introduction to a Video showing how to say the days of the week in Spanish. 

Meses y fechas
This lesson will help you learn how to say the months in order in Spanish, and teach you how to spell and pronounce them correctly.

Lesson 5

Los meses del Año

Part 1

Spanish	English
enero	January
febrero	February
marzo	March
abril	April
mayo	May
junio	June
julio	July
agosto	August
septiembre	September
octubre	October
noviembre	November
diciembre	December
Hoy es el   ----#---- de (mes)	It’s the ----#----- of (month)

The months must NOT be capitalized!!

Part 2
http://quizlet.com/15545767/los-meses-del-ano-flash-cards/

Part 3

http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/13840017/meses

Intro to Video
In this video you will watch a girl who is doing her homework as another person what the date is in spanish and what day it is, in Español.

http://docs.google.com/open?id=0B4ajPe1pBJeSVkhOZ01iR0RDVE0

If you are trying to learn days of the week in spanish, first you have to know one thing that days of week in spanish start with monday. And below are the days of week in spanish and in english.

1.lunes (monday)
2.martes (tuesday)
3miércoles (wednesday)
4.jueves (thursday)
5.viernes (friday)
6.sábado (saturday)
7.domingo (sunday)

You also can learn days of week in song. see below:

Hay siete hay siete hay siete días de la semana

lunes    martes

miércoles     jueves

viernes  sábado

            domingo


And if you don't know how to pronounce it listen flash card and learn to speak too.

Flip it until you see lunes on flashcards

And if you want to listen how to sing click here  







And and below is the real video

Meses y fechas
This lesson will help you learn how to say the months in order in Spanish, and teach you how to spell and pronounce them correctly.

Lesson 5

Los meses del Año

Part 1

Spanish	English
enero	January
febrero	February
marzo	March
abril	April
mayo	May
junio	June
julio	July
agosto	August
septiembre	September
octubre	October
noviembre	November
diciembre	December
Hoy es el   ----#---- de (mes)	It’s the ----#----- of (month)

The months must NOT be capitalized!!

Part 2
http://quizlet.com/15545767/los-meses-del-ano-flash-cards/

http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/13840017/meses

Intro to Video
In this video you will watch a girl doing her homework. She asks her friend what day is it? (¿Qué día es hoy?) and her friend is answering to her.

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B4ajPe1pBJeSVkhOZ01iR0RDVE0

The internet service provider (I.S.P) is Verizon. A phone wire connects the Verizon connection with the modem. This is connected to the router. The router sends signals to all of the internet connected devices such as computers, printers, game systems,and televisions. For people that have ISP/home network, I would tell them that they need to be careful about what they put online. They should research the good things to post, and never put something online that you would as in person, because it will never go away.

Frases de Cortesía (Courtesy Phrases)

Lesson 3
This lesson will help you learn how to be polite to others when speaking in Spanish.
It will help you learn how to thank someone, reply to someone, excuse yourself, and say please.

Part 1

Spanish	English
¡Gracias! ¡Muchas gracias! ¡Muy amable gracias!	Thank you! Thank you very much! That’s kind of you, thank you!
De nada/ por nada	You’re welcome
¡Disculpe!	Excuse me! ( to get an atencion)
¡Perdon!	Excuse me! (sorry)
¡Con Permiso!	Excuse me!
Por favor	Please
No hay de qué.	You’re welcome. (no problem)

Part 2
Excuse me phrases: http://goanimate.com/videos/0G5BUxPLByys/1

Intro to Video
In this video we will be teaching you how to use courtesy phrases. This video shows two strangers who bump into each other. The first person drops their wallet, and the second person calls out to the first person as they need to return it. The first person thanks the second person, who replies in saying your welcome. All of this will be said in Español.

http://docs.google.com/open?id=0B5CIFDiysXSaVnViZDBoblF4Y2c

If you wanna learn how to ask and learn time in spanish 

First you have to know the numbers and words that help to form sentences and how to  ask time and AM OR PM here are the lessons 

Flip the flash cards and learn the numbers in spanish on below 

While you are learning time in spanish you have to know some basic. Here you can learn

Three ways to ask time in spanish.

¿Qué hora es?       ¿Qué hora son?       ¿Qué hora tiene(s)?

Here is how you can response:

           1:00 Es la una    (en punto)    {for one o'clock you have to use Es la}
2:00 Son las dos ( en punto)             7:00 Son las siete (en punto)

3:00 Son las tres (en punto)               8:00 Son las ocho (en punto)

4:00 Son las cuatro (en punto)           9:00 son las nueve (en punto)

5:00 Son las cinco ( en punto)            10:00 Son las diez (en punto)

6:00 Son las séis (en punto)                 11:00 Son las once (en punto)

12:00 Son las doce (en punto)

12:00 AM Es la medianoche. (it's midnight)

12:00PM Es el mediodia. (it's noon)

Here are the minutes 

:05 Y cinco    :45 Menos cuarto

:15 Y cuarto :55 Menos cinco 

:30 Y media

 And here are the word for morning, afternoon and evening

Morning - de la mañana 

Afternoon - de la tarde 

Evening - de la noche

Now you probably know numbers and some sentences related to time now lesson flash card and learn how to speak.  now after learning how to speak see how you can use in real life in this video









and watch the video below.  

                                                 Por Favor en Gracias

                                                  Common Courtesy Phrases

     

      Phrases like “Please” and “Thank you” have been taught to us since we were small children. They are commonly used in everyday life and project a sense of respect and courtesy among people. Irregardless of what some might think, common courtesy is what will get you further in life, while also leaving a good impression!

      “Thank you”. We've heard and have said it ourselves. Now how do we say it in the Spanish language? There are many ways, but a short, and common way to say it is “Gracias.”. For example, if someone holds the door for you, you'd reply with “Gracias.”. “Gracias” is only one of the many ways to express gratitude in the Spanish language.

     Ever accidentally bumped into someone or tried getting their attention? These situations usually start with someone saying “Excuse me”. In English, there aren't many ways in which you can say it. This is where the complex language of Spanish comes in! There are multiple ways in which “excuse me” can be said in Spanish. And each of them have different feelings/meanings behind them.

      We've all wanted something so bad, that we've practically begged before. Or, because it is polite to your partner, you say “Please” when asking for something or someone. In spanish, “please” is said as “Por favor”. This term is always needed when wanting something. And prevents you from sounding rude. It is a less demanding word and shows your proper etiquette skills.

In order to know proper etiquette in Spanish, you will need to know:

The three ways to say "Thank You"

The three ways to say "You're welcome" and the differences between the usages.

And how to say "Please"

Advert your eyes to the ways of saying these phrases below:

The video below will show the different uses of "Thank you", "Please", and "You're welcome."

Here's a few basic words you need to know to order your food in a restaurant.
http://quizlet.com/15508468/how-to-order-in-a-restaurant-flash-cards/


 This is a video of Hannah ordering a taco in a Spanish restaurant.

Weather Forecast

This will help you learn how to say the weather in Spanish by:
- Teaching you how to describe the weather (ex. hot,cold,warm,rainy,windy, cloudy,etc.)
- Teaching you how to say how many degrees the weather is
- How to ask the weather

Lesson 2

Part 1

¿Qué tiempo hace?	What’s the weather?
Hace calor.	It’s warm.
Hace bastante calor.	It’s hot.
Hace viento.	It’s windy.
Hace sol.	It’s sunny.
Hace fresco.	It’s cool.
Hace frío.	It’s cold.
Está nublado.	It’s cloudy.
mayormente	mostly
parcialmente	partially
Está húmedo.	It’s humid.
Está nevando.	It’s snowing.
Nieva.	It snows.
Está lloviendo.	It’s raining.
Llueve.	It rains.
Hace buen tiempo.	It’s nice out.  :)
Hace mal tiempo.	It’s bad out.  :(

Part 2
http://quizlet.com/15511830/%C2%BFque-tiempo-hace-flash-cards/

Intro to Video
In this video we will be telling you the weather forecast in Spanish. We will describe the weather in many ways such as:
Asking the weather (Qué tiempo hace?)
- Hace calor
- Hace viento
- Hace sol
- Hace frío
- Hace fresco
- Está nublado (Mayormente or Parcialmente)
- Está nevando
- Está lloviendo
We will also include how many degrees the weather is along with the different forecasts of the weather.

https://docs.google.com/a/scienceleadership.org/file/d/0ByDxnS1HotqDbnVNYWdVMjdLcVU/edit

- Below I have made a video to help you better understand the purpose of having the ability to tell spanish in time and why it is very important. In the video there is a kid who thinks he is late to an appointment but does not know for sure so he asks someone. The person he asks only speaks spanish and does not really understand what he is asking. This is Muy problematíco. ¡Ay, dios mío!