AP SPANISH SUB PLANS 4.4.2018:
- Use the BBC Mundo YouTube link below
- Find 3 recent news video clips (less than 2 months old), about 2-4 minutes each
- Watch the clip and on a word document type the:
- Video Title
- YouTube Link
- Date published
- Write a 3 sentence summary, in Spanish, about the video
- Once you have completed 3 news clips, you may check out some of the other cool YouTube sites I have linked to below. For each additional one - just link to the video you watched and write 1-2 sentences to summarize what you learned or what you thought of it
- E-mail me your final assignment (ecrissma@wcboe.org)
Videos en español:
Looking to improve your listening skills? Here are some great websites and YouTube channels where you can hear authentic speaking!
TikTakDraw (YouTube) - I love this channel! They have short (3-5 minute) videos on celebrities, sports, historical figures, and just random topics! And they draw along with talking to help you follow along! They are fast but you can put the Spanish captions on and read along to help you!
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Mextalki DE (YouTube) - Videos of authentic conversations about a lot of cultural topics (holidays, dating, foods, stereotypes, etc). Includes captions and vocab/grammar pointers throughout the conversations to help you learn.
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EasySpanish (YouTube) - Street interviews in Spanish with some for Beginner and some for Advanced listeners. They add new episodes on Wed and Sun each week.
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LAF Producciones (YouTube) - A channel from Chile that has authentic funny videos made for native speakers of Spanish
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BBC Mundo (YouTube) - A selection of video clips from the BBC Mundo news site as well as pop culture from Latin America. Check out the playlist ¡Qué difícil es hablar en español!
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Señal Colombia (YouTube) - A TV Channel from Colombia. Has video clips and series. Check out Todo lo que Vemos - a weekly show that addresses topics that Colombians want to hear about. Also Vivir Juntos - interviews with adolescents and young adults about current topics - discrimination, identity, school, family, etc.
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Joanna Hausmann (YouTube) - a writer and comedian from Venezuela who has videos in Spanglish - these deal more with culture than language (warning: there may/will be some inappropriate language in her videos)
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FLAMA (YouTube) - While it does not appear they are adding any new videos to this channel, the old ones are also pretty funny. Joanna Hausmann was an active part of this channel (warning: there may be some inappropriate language in these videos)
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BookBox (YouTube) - Has a collection of children's stories with subtitles to read along.
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