Hello, awesome students! Are you ready to dive into the enchanting world of Spanish, starting with an adventure in your very own city? Buckle up! We're about to explore, learn, and maybe even crack a joke or two. Our mission: to make Spanish Ab Initio as delightful as sipping hot chocolate on a rainy day. Let's get started!

Assignment Title: Turista en tu propia ciudad (Tourist in Your Own City)

Learning Focus:

• Communication Skills: We're sharpening our reading and listening skills, but not just any boring old way. We're going critical and comprehensive, like detectives deciphering a secret code!

Your Mission Should You Choose to Accept: After listening to an audio text about cool stuff locals can do in their city, answer some questions to test your understanding and attention to detail.

• Who's Speaking? - Find out the name of the radio host. Imagine you're tuning into your favorite show, and there's that one voice you recognize instantly. That's the name we need!

• What's the Show? - Just like you know your favorite Netflix series by heart, identify the radio program's name.

• Who's the Expert? - There's a guru on Buenos Aires in the mix. Who are they? Think of them as the go-to person for all things Buenos Aires, like your Google Maps but for cool spots in the city.

• Multiple Choice Madness:

  • Graffiti Mundo Tours - A choice between painting walls, avoiding museums, or splashing cash. What's the real deal?
  • Discount Deals - Who gets a price cut on these tours? Residents, tourists, or teachers? It's like finding out who gets the last slice of pizza.
  • Mystery Numbers - "Cuarto Oscuro 638" and "Eureka 835" - Books, restaurants, or live escape games? Imagine you're choosing your next adventure.
  • Tour Options - On foot, by bike, bus, taxi, or train? Pick how you'd explore the graffiti-laden streets.
  • Price Check - Which experience digs deeper into your pockets? It's like choosing between concert tickets or a new video game.

• Argentinian Verb Variants - Listen again and match the verbs to their Argentine flavors. It's like discovering the secret ingredient in your favorite dish.