Say in Spanish: “I arrive by bus.”
Yo llego en autobĂşs.
Say in Spanish: “My art class is easy.”
Mi clase de arte es fácil.
Translate: “la maestra”
the (female) teacher
Translate to Spanish: “library”
la biblioteca
What adjective means “new”?
nuevo(a)
Name two ways you can arrive to school.
Any two (e.g., autobĂşs, carro/coche, bicicleta, a pie, metro, taxi/uber, bote, caballo)
Which adjective describes something “hard/difficult”?
DifĂcil
What is the Spanish word for “principal”?
director / directora
Is a Costa Rican gym “similar or different”?
diferente because... (students choose).
What adjective means “boring”?
aburrido(a)
Translate to English: “Yo llego a pie.”
I arrive on foot.
Answer in Spanish: Do you like English class? (Positive response).
SĂ, me gusta la clase de inglĂ©s. Es interesante.
Say one adjective you can use to describe a friend.
simpático(a), popular, interesante, etc
Describe the cafeteria using an adjective (in Spanish).
La cafeterĂa es grande / pequeña / moderna / vieja.
Give two opposite adjectives from the unit.
moderno/viejo, fácil/difĂcil, grande/pequeño
Fill in the blank: “Yo llego en _______.” 
bicicleta
Describe your favorite class using an adjective.
Examples:
Mi clase favorita es español. Es divertida.
Mi clase favorita es ciencias. Es importante.
Describe the nurse using an adjective (in Spanish).
La enfermera es amable / simpática / interesante
Name two places you can find in a school.
biblioteca, cafeterĂa, auditorio, gimnasio, oficina, patio, aula.
Use an adjective to describe a class AND a place.
Example:
Ask a friend in Spanish how they arrive to school.
ÂżCĂłmo llegas tĂş a la escuela?
Say in Spanish: “No, I don’t like math. The class is difficult.”
No me gusta la clase de matematicas. Es dificil.
Create a full sentence describing the secretary.
La secretaria es simpática.
Describe your school using two adjectives.
Mi escuela es...
Cierto o falso this statement makes sense: “La escuela es moderno.”
Falso, moderna.