GRADE 4 INTRODUCTORY SPANISH · CHAPTER 1

Actions, descriptions & sentences

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  1. Actions

    Recognize Spanish infinitives

    Match the written English meaning with a common written Spanish word or phrase.

  2. Descriptions

    Recognize Spanish describing words

    Match the written English meaning with a common written Spanish word or phrase.

  3. Present-tense verbs

    Use regular -ar verbs with yo

    Use regular present-indicative verb forms with Yo.

  4. Present-tense verbs

    Use regular -er and -ir verbs with yo

    Use regular present-indicative verb forms with Yo.

AN EXAMPLE FROM THIS CHAPTER

Which Spanish word or phrase means “to read”?

Show answer & explanation

leer

leer means “to read” here.

Curriculum & source notes

These are original Little Play study books organized around U.S. school topics. The official curriculum references below guide topic scope and progression. Coverage is selected, not a complete curriculum or a verified match to every state standard. They are not copies of a publisher’s textbook. Check your school’s syllabus and book edition.

Spanish is a continuing introductory written-language sequence. Grade groups are browsing guides; language proficiency depends on prior study. This does not assess speaking or listening proficiency.

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