Common Curriculum Map. Discipline: Foreign Language Course: Spanish 1-2
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1 Introductory Unit Basic Information: Common Curriculum Map Discipline: Foreign Language Course: Spanish B.1b Imitate pronunciation, intonation and inflection in target language 28 B.1a Respond to and ask simple questions with prompts. 28.D.1a Copy/write words, phrases and simple sentences 29.A.1 Use common forms of courtesy, greatings and leave-takings 29.D.1 Recognize important people, events, and celebrations in target language areas. 30.A.1 Recognize the currency of countries of target language areas. CRISS Graphic organizers How will students approximate native-like pronunciation in Spanish? How will students develop confidence to engage in conversation in Spanish? How does one initiate conversation with Spanish speakers? Greetings and farewells Vocabulary emotions classroom objects months of year days of week numbers Alphabet Pronunciation Making introductions Introduce gender of nouns Holidays Monetary units of Spanish-speaking countries Use appropriate greeting/farewell in conversation Formulate questions asking someone's name asking how someone is feeling asking how many/how much Give appropriate response to questions Recite alphabet Memorize vocabulary Sound out words with proper stress Identify gender of nouns Count Mini-conversation Paired activity Quiz
2 Bingo Calendar Chapter test Chapter 1 Ser, Adjective Agreement: 28.C.2b Decode new vocabulary using clues 28.B.21 Pose questions 28.C.4b Demonstrate understanding of written materials by organizing info in Venn diagrams CRISS - Power Thinking CRISS - Compare/contrast the educational systems of US and Hispanic schools CRISS - Reading comprehension CRISS- Conclusion/Support Notes - Organization and presentation of information on Hispanic schools CRISS - Construct Venn diagram of education How do basic English and Spanish grammar structures compare? How does one give general information about oneself in Spanish? How do American and Hispanic schools compare? Vocabulary of people and descriptive adjectives Conjugation of verb ser (singular forms) Word order Nationalities and names of countries Agreement of nouns, adjectives and articles Education in Hispanic countries Memorize vocabulary Recognize and choose correct form of verb ser Form and respond to questions about one's nationality Match adjective to noun in gender and number Oral questioning Homework/book activities Grammar worksheets Listening activities Group presentation Chapter 2 Time, Descriptions: 28.A.4 Comprehend details of video presentations 28.B.1a Respond to and ask simple questions. 28.C.3a. Comprehend the main message of written materials 29.A.3 Demonstrate customs/traditions in hispanic societies
3 30.A.2b Use the target language to make, use and estimate time CRISS - K-W-L CRISS - Selective underlining What does a student need to know to interpret time schedules in various formats? How does a student develop grammatical accuracy and consistency in the target language? Vocabulary: school subjects, descriptions Telling time Review ser, introduce plural forms of ser Day of the Dead Write in complete Spanish sentences. Form and respond to questions about time Review numbers 0-60 Make a clock Create and interpret a time schedule Discussion about Day of the Dead Memorize vocabulary used to discuss Day of the Dead Complete worksheet while watching video Selective underlining - Read about the hispanic celebration Make paper flowers typically used in the celebration Wordsearch Homework Textbook exercises Class participation Completed craft December: 28.B.2a Ask questions 28.B.3a Respond to questions 28.D.1a Write sentences CRISS - Mental imagery to memorize color vocabulary How does a Spanish speaker discuss school activities? How does a Spanish speaker to describe the color of items? Grammar a. regular -ar verbs b. stress tú vs. Ud. c. recycle question-words Vocabulary a. school activities
4 b. color (not in book) Conjugate any regular -ar verb Use correctly conjugated forms of ser Describe school activities Pose and appropriately respond to questions Correctly pronounce vocabulary Classwork/homework Mini-dialogues Taped listening activities Chapter 4 After School Activities: 28.B.3a Respond to questions 28.B.3b Produce language with improved pronunciation 28.D.1a Write sentences 30.A.1c Discuss weather CRISS graphic organizers vocabulary from context weather maps What language skills does a student need to describe weather in Spanish? What language skills does a student need to discuss after-school activities in Spanish? Grammar: a. ir, dar, estar b. Introduce formation and use of al, del Vocabulary: a. Weather b. After-school activities Review Chapters 1-4 for Semester Exam a. Bienvenidos pp Correctly conjugate the irregular verbs ser, ir, dar, estar Be able to choose the verb to correctly express themselves Distinguish between al and del Apply correctly al/del in sentence Recall past vocabulary and grammar Ask and respond to questions about weather In class worksheets Partner activities Writing activity Weather-related project Semester 1 Exam
5 Chapter 9 - Winter Sports: 28.B.3b Respond to questions and initiate communication. 28.C.3a Comprehend the main message of written materials CRISS - Graphic organizers for conjugation of verbs Read-and-Say-Something Question-Answer Relationships Figuring out New Words from Context How does one describe winter sports in Spanish? How does the idea of "to know" compare in Spanish and English? Vocabulary on winter sports -ar verbs related to winter sports regular -er/-ir verbs saber vs. conocer recycle: weather, seasons Memorize commonly used -er/-ir verbs Successfully conjugate any regular -ar/-er/-ir verb Construct meaningful sentences using verbs and chapter vocab Memorize vocabulary for winter sports Read about winter sports Conjugate saber and conocer Distinguish need for saber or conocer In-class assignments In-class oral responses Classroom participation in vocab games -er/-ir verb booklet Chapter 5 Home Activities: 28.A.3a Comprehend audio presentations 28.B.3b Improved pronunciation 28.C.2b Decode new vocabulary 29.A.3 Demonstrate customs of Hispanic countries 30.A.1b Math exercises 30.A.4d Compare daily diet 28.A.3b Follow instructions in target language CRISS - Picture notes- drawing own representations of vocabulary Highlighting essential words from reading on Hispanic customs regarding meals and meal times
6 Compare/contrast Hispanic and American customs of meals and meal times How does one determine people's housing needs using Spanish? What and when do people in Hispanic cultures eat? How does one interpret meaning from Spanish-language texts? Vocabulary -ordinal numbers -residences -food/drink Grammar -recycle -ar/-er/-ir verbs -irregular yo forms Culture -mealtimes in Hispanic countries -reading real estate advertisements Conjugate present-tense verbs Create sentences using verbs Memorize vocabulary for rooms in a house Interpret meaning from Spanish-language real-estate advertisement Analyze housing needs for different families Write paragraph about housing in Spanish Peer-Editing Draw and label the ideal floor plan of a house Rank items using ordinal numbers in Spanish Demonstrate reading comprehension in Spanish Compare/Contrast meal customs: Hispanic countries and U.S. Identify foods in Spanish Convert currencies Homework Class participation in verb game In-class assignments In-class oral responses Written paragraph describing residence Verb Project Chapter 6 - Family: 28.B.4b. Express meaning using proper pronunciation 28.C.4b. Demonstrate understanding of written materials through family chart 29.A.3 Demonstrate customs in target language societies 29.C.2c. Summarize main points of selected media CRISS - Anticipation guides for video
7 How is family described in Spanish? Can a comparison between US and hispanic families be made? How are future plans expressed in Spanish? Vocabulary - family Recycle -ar, -er, -ir regular verbs and ser, ir, estar, llamarse Grammar - verb tener express possession, age & obligation Grammar - possessive adjectives Grammar - ir + a + infinitive (expressing future plans) Culture: Quinceañera Video "Sweet 15" Royal Family of Spain Memorize terms for family members related by blood, marriage, or baptism Describe family using correct vocabulary Conjugate tener in present tense Use computer to do Internet activity on Royal Family of Spain Comprehend audio presentations Discuss what students have in backpacks using tener Discuss what students have to do using tener + que + infinitive Determine ownership using possessive adjectives Express future using ir + a + infinitive Compare American Sweet 16 parties to Quinceañera Summarize plot of video Critique video Worksheets Internet activity packet Family tree project Chapters 7 & 11 Summer Sports: 28.A.3a Comprehend main message of simple presentations with resources 28.B.3a Respond to open-ended questions 28.B.3b Produce language with improved pronunciation 28.C.3b Compare word use of target language with other languages 29.A.2 Demonstrate activities associated with target language 30.A.2d Use target language to participate or describe sports In what spring & summer activities/sports do people in the target language participate? Vocabulary - Spring sports Summer Camping
8 Grammar - Stem changing verbs Yo-go verbs Me gusta(n), te gusta(n) Memorize sports vocabulary Know required vowel change in stem-changing verbs Conjugate stem-changing verbs Describe and discuss spring/summer activities Recognize verbs with irregular yo form Use gustar to express (dis)likes Homework Classwork In-class responses Review Unit: 28.B.4a Engage in extended conversation 28.B.5b Approximate native-like pronunciation 28.C.4b Demonstrate understanding of written materials 29.C.2c Summarize main points of selected media presentations 29.C.3a Read, discuss & write about themes & settings of selected materials CRISS- Anticipation guide - video Story plan - video Venn diagrams- compare/contrast sports Graphic organizer - "boot" verbs What does one need to know in order to understand a foreign-language movie? What does one need to know about a movie in order to explain it to someone else? Can the students respond to simple target-language questions in the target language? Wizard of Oz video and worksheets Ser vs. Estar Review of chapters 5-9 -vocabulary -grammar Answer questions in the target language Understand a movie dubbed in the target language Write a paragraph in Spanish summarizing the movie Respond to oral questions in the target language Correctly conjugate forms of ser and estar Determine use of ser vs. estar Written summary of movie Oral test
9 Review assignments Semester Exam In-class responses
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