Señor Wooly Resource - "¡QUÉ ASCO!" [Unofficial] Video Guide

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7th - 12th, Homeschool

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Foreign Language, Spanish, Other (World Language)

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Activities, Movie Guides

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5 pages

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Fun and engaging activity to go with the song and my Spanish I students loved being able to pull out phrases/vocab from the song and using it in new ways.

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***NEW*** A TpT Digital Activity!

A video guided to one of Señor Wooly's top videos!

to be used with Sr. Wooly's video "QUÉ ASCO"
7th-12th grade
last page is ENTIRELY customizable!

➞ Story Plot: A man likes gross food. He meets a girl who likes gross food. They like gross food together. But they don't like you.

INCLUDED HERE YOU WILL FIND: (5 pages!)
- QUÉ ASCO

Top phrases and words listed for each video
Student brainstorm section on WHERE and HOW they could use these in speaking and writing prompts!
What was said & how the video used it explanation
English translations for all
Reasoning for each phrase
A customizable page to differentiate / challenge students

WHY MIGHT YOU FIND "¡QUÉ ASCO!" HELPFUL in your classroom?

Thematic:

disgusting; strange; weird; dating; romance; gross; bad breath; food; aliento

Grammatical Content:

- using exclamatory phrases
- expressing dislike - no me gustas
- qué + adjective
- indirect object pronouns
- gusta/gustan
- creative food vocabulary
- and more!

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