Interview

Take turns directing eaching other to act out cleaning up the kitchen.

They describe items that would be at the table when you eat. Focusing again on handling/positional verbs, food and kitchen item vocab. They also describe simple recipes.

They describe items that would be at the table when you eat. Focusing again on handling/positional verbs, food and kitchen item vocab. They also describe simple recipes.

It's kind of a Simon Says" kind of game where they follow directions about putting up

It's kind of a Simon Says" kind of game where they follow directions about putting up

Each talk about what they did that morning, leading to a long discussion of food and cooking. Delaney is in there. Have kitchen related objects and take turns passing them around, naming them, describing actions (I have x, do you want x? I gave you x, etc.). Get into discussion practice with positionals - ombiniichi/ombiniili, ontálla'a/ontalaali, etc.

Each talk about what they did that morning, leading to a long discussion of food and cooking. Delaney is in there. Have kitchen related objects and take turns passing them around, naming them, describing actions (I have x, do you want x? I gave you x, etc.). Get into discussion practice with positionals - ombiniichi/ombiniili, ontálla'a/ontalaali, etc.

Each talk about what they did that morning, leading to a long discussion of food and cooking. Delaney is in there. Have kitchen related objects and take turns passing them around, naming them, describing actions (I have x, do you want x? I gave you x, etc.). Get into discussion practice with positionals - ombiniichi/ombiniili, ontálla'a/ontalaali, etc.

Go over new words for food. Then take turns asking if they want to buy" the food

Go over new words for food. Then take turns asking if they want to buy" the food