GLENCOE CORRELATION BUEN VIAJE! SPANISH 1, 2, and 3 OREGON Second Languages (World Languages) Content Standards
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1 GLENCOE CORRELATION BUEN VIAJE! SPANISH 1, 2, and 3 OREGON BENCHMARKS COMMUNICATION: Comprehend, express and exchange ideas in a language other than English. COMMON CURRICULUM GOALS LISTENING: Demonstrate comprehension of messages from authentic and other sources for a variety of purposes. CONTENT STANDARDS Demonstrate comprehension of messages from authentic and other sources on a variety of topics. BENCHMARK STAGE 1 Comprehend isolated words/signs and everyday expressions. BENCHMARK STAGE 2 Comprehend familiar ideas and details in short sentences and simple questions on a limited range of topics. SE: 46-47, 50-51, Nota 15, 45, 145 TWE: ASL 15, 45, 143, 147, 171, 175 SE: , , 182, , , 219, 255, 257, 259 TWE: PC 251 RAS 185 SE: R11, 32-35, 92-95, , , TWE: LP 235, 325 RAS 33, 323 SE: 8-9, 66-67, , , TWE: PE 66, 168, 268, 366 SE: Otra Palabra 9 Vocabulario 22, 31, 209 Práctica 23, 93 TWE: VE 11 DYK 15 R 15, 29 ASL 27, 267 SE: Práctica 4, 17, 23 Comprensión 7, Lenguaje 14 Historieta 19 TWE: TT 5, 23 CL 16 LFP 33
2 BENCHMARK STAGE 3 Comprehend familiar ideas and details in statements and questions on everyday topics. BENCHMARK STAGE 4 Comprehend main ideas and some supporting details from simple announcements, narratives and conversations in familiar situations on everyday topics. BENCHMARK STAGE 5 Comprehend main ideas and supporting details from varied sources and conversations on a wide range of topics. SE: 29, , 205, 313, 321 Te toca a ti! 36, 195 TWE: CP 201 RAS 209, 320 SE: 45, 109, 177, 247, 337, 409 TWE: GT 45, 109, 177, 336 RAS 247 SE: Conversación 60, 120, 186, 258, 320 Lectura Opcional 32, 92, 158, 222, 295 TWE: NS 33 P 125 SE: Después de leer 35, 63, 161, 189, 265, 292 Después de conversar 88, 120, 218, 320 SE: Conversación 16, 208, 408 Tecnotur 89, 289, 421 Te toca a ti! 154, 344, 444 TWE: GT 209 P 16, 408 SE: Conversación 16, 208, 408 Tecnotur 89, 289, 421 Te toca a ti! 154, 344, 444 TWE: GT 209 P 16, 408 SE: Actividad comunicativa 28 Práctica 31, 53 Comprensión 33 Actividades Comunicativas 34 La vida diaria 60 TWE: CTA 26 TT 29, 31 LFP 33 A 53 CL 63 SE: 27, 32, 46, 49 Escenas de la vida Periodismo 21 Comprensión 25, 47, 51 TWE: CTA 11 TR 32, 46 SE: 5-6, 24, 27, 54-56, 62-63, 174 Comprensión 175 TWE: TR 24, 27, 54, 55 DYK 32 OREGON 2 BUEN VIAJE! SPANISH 1, 2, and 3
3 COMMON CURRICULUM GOALS SPEAKING: Speak/sign for a variety of audiences and purposes. Communicate information, express/exchange ideas and accomplish tasks. Initiate and engage in conversations by asking and answering questions, expressing/exchanging ideas, needs, likes and dislikes and opinions. CONTENT STANDARDS Communicate information, express/exchange ideas and accomplish tasks on a variety of topics. BENCHMARK STAGE 1 Use memorized words/signs and SE: 76-83, , , , SE: 4-5, 101, , Te toca a ti! 52, 216, 314 SE: Práctica 23, 31, 43, 81, 93, 141 everyday expressions and identify familiar objects. TWE: ASL 147 CM 77 LR 407 PE 144 TWE: O 4 Pr 52 RAS 193, 263 Vocabulario 140 TWE: R 15, 29 TT 15, 29 TV 22 BENCHMARK STAGE 2 Use simple memorized phrases, sentences and questions on a limited range of topics. BENCHMARK STAGE 3 Use phrases, sentences and questions to express ideas and some details on a range of topics. VE 275 SE: 29, 155, 291, 419 Te toca a ti! 96, 226, 358 TWE: CP 75, 201, 273, 433 SE: 61, 187, 321, 447 Te toca a ti! 128, 266, 396 TWE: CP 241, 273, 305, 433 SE: 325, 333, 337, 344, 375 Te toca a ti! 384 TWE: LP 325, 335 RAS 193, 323 SE: 195, 199, 209, 371, 373 Te toca a ti! 184, 216 TWE: GT 209 LP 209 RAS 214 SE: 13, 25 Historieta 17, 18, 19, 20 Comprensión 33 Práctica 40-41, 49 TWE: AP 44 LA 50 PA 91 SE: Actividad comunicativa 15 Actividades Comunicativas 25, 34, 51 TWE: CL 13 LFR 18 AP 19 CTA 24, 47 E 39 TR 46 AP 137 OREGON 3 BUEN VIAJE! SPANISH 1, 2, and 3
4 BENCHMARK STAGE 4 Use sentences and questions to communicate information and ideas and maintain simple conversations in familiar situations on everyday topics. BENCHMARK STAGE 5 Use sentences and questions to communicate information in situations that are not routine. SE: 29, 89, 155, 219, 290 Te toca a ti! 68, 128, 194, 266, 328 TWE: GT 29, 155 NS 129 P 68 SE: 205, 243, 245, 373, 377 Te toca a ti! 384 TWE: GT 246 LP 235, 377 LR 241, 370 RAS 193 SE: Entrevista 107 Juego 27, 29, 51, 61, 79, 83, 89, 162 TWE: CP 75, 201 COMMON CURRICULUM GOALS READING: Read to comprehend and gain information from a variety of print/videotext* materials. CONTENT STANDARDS Comprehend and gain information from a variety of print/videotext* materials. BENCHMARK STAGE 1 Comprehend some common words/signs, and phrases, including words/signs similar to those in the first language. BENCHMARK STAGE 2 Comprehend simple text by using contextual cues. SE: 14-15, 48-49, 80-81, Nota 45, 143 Lo Sabes? 153 TWE: ASL 77, 175, 207 SE: Nota 45, 143 Reading Strategy 30, 62, 90, 122, 156, 322, 352 TWE: P 35 SE: 199, 209, 239, 247, 254, 302 Juego 235 Te toca a ti! 216 SE: 2-3, 32-33, , , 169, , TWE: ASL 166, 263 VE 134, 237 SE: Reading Strategy 18, 46, 78, 148, 210, 248, 378 TWE: LP 46, 248 P 148 SE: Práctica , 119 TWE: LFP 85, 86 AG 88 CTA 90 PA 91, 112 CL 111, 115, 118 SE: 83, 87, 95 Comprensión 101 TWE: AP 82, 99, 234, 236 CTA 100, 227, 246 LA 240 SE: Vocabulario 3, 22, 26, 30, 31, 44 Práctica 31 TWE: TV 3, 22, 26, 30, 44 SE: 26, 52 Práctica 26, 45, 53, 61, 67 Comprensión 70 TWE: TT 45, 53, 67 TR 55 OREGON 4 BUEN VIAJE! SPANISH 1, 2, and 3
5 BENCHMARK STAGE 3 Comprehend main ideas and some supporting details from simple narratives and materials, such as menus, notes, schedules and directions. BENCHMARK STAGE 4 Comprehend main ideas and pertinent details from simple written/videotext* materials including authentic sources. BENCHMARK STAGE 5 Comprehend ideas and details from clearly organized, longer written/videotext* materials such as essays or short stories. SE: 97, 153, 187 Después de leer 161 Para Continuar 59 TWE: LR 150, 186, 209, 232, 244 SE: 5, 35, 63, 99, 177 TWE: LR 5, 35, 177, 202, 238, 331 SE: Conexiones , , Lecturas Culturales , , Lectura Opcional 294, 355, , SE: , , , TWE: D 471, 480, 486 TV 472 SE: Conexiones 50-51, , Lecturas Culturales 18-19, , , Lectura Opcional 81, 150, 251 SE: , , , TWE: DL 462, 466, 470, 474 NS 460, 467 COMMON CURRICULUM GOALS WRITING: Write/compose effectively for a variety of audiences and purposes. Communicate information and express ideas in written form for a variety of audiences and purposes. SE: 32, 65, 119, 320 Comprensión 32 34, 65 Práctica 67, 85 TWE: LFP 65, 85, 86 SE: 5-6, 21, 24, 27, 29, 46, 49, Comprensión 24 Cultura 246 TWE: A 25 TR 46 SE: 49, 54-56, 82, , Comprensión 83, TWE: TR 54, 55 NS 340 LC 341 CONTENT STANDARDS Communicate information and express ideas in written/videotext* form for a variety of audiences and purposes. BENCHMARK STAGE 1 Write/compose the alphabet, if any, of the second language. SE: xxxvi-xxxvii This objective is met in Spanish 1. This objective is met in Spanish 1. OREGON 5 BUEN VIAJE! SPANISH 1, 2, and 3
6 Write/compose memorized words and phrases. BENCHMARK STAGE 2 Write/compose short phrases, lists and simple sentences. BENCHMARK STAGE 3 Write/compose effectively for a variety of audiences and purposes. BENCHMARK STAGE 4 Write/compose short letters and simple paragraphs to meet practical needs and produce simple, guided compositions. BENCHMARK STAGE 5 Write/compose letters or short essays to communicate information and ideas based on personal experiences. SE: 21, 37, 53, 78, 82, 110 TWE: RAS 49 WD 36, 46, 110 SE: 8, 35, 43, 66, 71, 104, 134 TWE: CP 131 WD 71, 95 SE: 97, 110, 149, 163, 179 Después de leer 123, 158, 189 TWE: CP 103, 141 RAS 49 SE: 69, 97, 163, 195 TWE: CP 43, 201 WD 46, 56, 83, 182 SE: 69, 129, 195 TWE: CP 43, 201 WD 56, 78, 83, 106, 110, 148 SE: 69, 129, 163, 195, 267 Después de leer 91, 193 TWE: CP 43 WD 157, 184 SE: 53, 62, 117, 143, 155 TWE: CP 91 WD 71, 95, 134, 142 SE: 25, 53, 85, 113, 153, 185 TWE: CP 58 WD 74, 139, 164 WS 25 SE: 53, 85, 115, 117, 155, 185, 217 TWE: CP 58, 391 WD 74 SE: 53, 85, 117, 153, 155, 185, 217, 255 TWE: CP 58, 391 SE: Práctica 4, 9, 23, 26, 31 TWE: T9 A 4, 9, 23, 26, 31 R 29 SE: Práctica 53, 61, 67, 78, 79 Historieta 77 TWE: AP 42, 125 A 53, 61, 67 PA 91 SE: 83, 95, 119, 156, 177, 182 TWE: CL 62, 115, 118 PA 91, 169 TT 156 SE: 7, 65, 95, 182, 193, 224, 229 TWE: PA 69, 169 AP 124, 182 CL 223 SE: 7, 47, 95, 156, 177, 182, 195 TWE: NS 195 AP 230, 232 PA 235 CTA 246 OREGON 6 BUEN VIAJE! SPANISH 1, 2, and 3
7 BENCHMARKS CULTURE: Demonstrate and recognize cultural products, perspectives, and practices appropriate to the cultures studied. COMMON CURRICULUM GOALS Recognize and demonstrate appropriate verbal and nonverbal practices in common situations occurring within a second language culture. Identify cultural products, perspectives and practices of second language cultures. CONTENT STANDARDS Recognize and demonstrate appropriate verbal and nonverbal practices in common situations occurring within a second language culture. Identify cultural products, perspectives and practices of a second language culture. BENCHMARK STAGE 1 Recognize and demonstrate basic polite behaviors and basic nonverbal cues in very limited situations. Identify basic cultural products, perspectives and practices of a second language culture. SE: 2-3, 4-5, 6-7 TWE: LP 3 RAS 3, 5 SE: Lecturas Culturales 90-91, , , , Lectura Opcional 32, 92, 158, 159, 190, 191, 222 SE: Conversación R20, 44, 176 TWE: P 44, 176 SE: Lecturas Culturales 46-47, , Lectura Opcional 48, 49, 81, 151, 213, 380 TWE: AC 47 CTA 111 SE: 73-74, Actividad comunicativa 15 Lenguaje 72 TWE: NS 9, 248 PA 72 CN 72 AP 73, 74, 161 CL161 SE: 50 Introducción 178 Lectura 192, 195, 198 TWE: NS 49 ASL 69, 73 CN 72 AP 73, 161 CL 161 OREGON 7 BUEN VIAJE! SPANISH 1, 2, and 3
8 BENCHMARK STAGE 2 Recognize and demonstrate a few simple cultural practices and customs. Identify a few cultural products, perspectives and practices of a second language culture. BENCHMARK STAGE 3 Recognize and demonstrate some common social conventions, social courtesies and nonverbal cues. SE: 2-3, 4-5, 6-7 Lecturas Culturales , Lectura Opcional 450, 451 TWE: CP 433 LP 3 RAS 3, 5 SE: Lecturas Culturales , Lectura Opcional 81, , 251, 311, 381, 412, 413 TWE: NS 148 WD 148 SE: Lecturas Culturales 30-31, SE: 2-3, 4-5, 6-7 Lecturas Culturales TWE: LP 3 RAS 3, 5 SE: Lecturas Culturales 46-47, , Lectura Opcional 48, 49, 81, 151, 213, 380 TWE: AC 47 CTA 111 SE: Conversación R20, 44, 176 TWE: P 44, 176 SE: Introducción 142 Escenas de la vida 252 Lenguaje 255 TWE: NS 34, 175 TT 142 DYK 158 AP 161, 255 CL 161 TR 248 SE: 54-56, 94, Escenas de la vida Lectura 143 TWE: NS 53, 69, 99 CTA 147 TT 246 AP 161 CL 161 SE: 73-74, , 71 Estructura 35 Lenguaje 72, 255 TWE: AP 74, 161, 255 CL 161 ASL 167 OREGON 8 BUEN VIAJE! SPANISH 1, 2, and 3
9 Describe or demonstrate some cultural products, perspectives and practices. BENCHMARK STAGE 4 Recognize and demonstrate common social conventions, social courtesies and nonverbal cues. Compare and contrast first and second language cultures. BENCHMARK STAGE 5 Comprehend and use common social conventions, social courtesies and non-verbal cues in situations that are not routine. SE: Lecturas Culturales 30-31, SE: Lecturas Culturales 46-47, , Lectura Opcional 48, 49, 81, 151, 213, 380 TWE: AC 47 CTA 111 SE: 2-3, 4-5, 6-7 Lecturas Culturales TWE: LP 3 RAS 3, 5 SE: Lecturas Culturales 90-91, , , , Lectura Opcional 32, 158, 190, 450, 451 TWE: FF 90 NS 122 SE: 2-3, 4-5, 6-7 Lecturas Culturales TWE: LP 3 RAS 3, 5 SE: Conversación R20, 44, 176 TWE: P 44, 176 SE: Lecturas Culturales 46-47, , Lectura Opcional 48, 49, 281, 381, 412, 413 SE: Conversación R20, 44, 176 TWE: P 44, 176 SE: 46, TWE: NS 46, 53 LA 46 CN 72 ASL 73 AP 74, 161 TS LFA 246 SE: 25, 71 Estructura 35 Lenguaje 72, 255 TWE: DYK 113 AP 74, 161, 162, 255 CL 161 ASL 167 SE: Cultura 246 TWE: NS 27, 34, 68, 69, 74, 97 CP 103 DYK 113, 162 ASL 167 CTA 246 SE: Estructura 273, 275 TWE: NS 97, 264, 269 AP 161, 162 CL 161, 298 CLA 264 DYK 289 LFP 299 OREGON 9 BUEN VIAJE! SPANISH 1, 2, and 3
10 Discuss some perspectives of a second language culture. SE: Lecturas Culturales 30-31, SE: Lecturas Culturales 46-47, , Lectura Opcional 48, 49, 81, 151, 213, 380 TWE: AC 47 CTA 111 SE: Cultura 246 TWE: NS 49, 68, 99, 194, 198, 340 ASL 73 C 94 LA 94, 192 CTA 246 CONNECTION TO OTHER DISCIPLINES: Reinforce and increase knowledge of other subjects through the second language. COMMON CURRICULUM GOALS Acquire information and recognize viewpoints available through the second language and culture. Reinforce and increase knowledge of other subjects through the second language. OREGON 10 BUEN VIAJE! SPANISH 1, 2, and 3
11 Codes Used for TWE Codes BUEN VIAJE! SPANISH 1 BUEN VIAJE! SPANISH 2 BUEN VIAJE! SPANISH 3 ASL CM CP D FF GT LP LR NS P PC PE RAS TV V VE WD About the Spanish Language Class Motivator Chapter Projects Discussing Literature Fun Facts Glencoe Technology Learning from Photos Leaning from Realia National Standards Presentation Para Continuar Para Empezar Reaching All Students Teaching Vocabulary Video Vocabulary Expansion Writing Development AC ASL CP CTA DL GT LP LR NS O P PE Pr RAS VE WD WS Art Connection About the Spanish Language Chapter Project Critical Thinking Activity Discussing Literature Glencoe Technology Learning from Photos Leaning from Realia National Standards Ojo! Presentation Para Empezar Practice Reaching All Students Vocabulary Expansion Writing Development Writing Strategy A AG AP ASL C CL CLA CN CTA DYK E LA LC LFA LFP LFR NS PA R TS TR TT TV VE Answers Advanced Game Additional Practice About the Spanish Language Cultures Cooperative Learning Cooperative Learning Activity Cultural Note Critical Thinking Activity Did You Know? Expansion Literary Analysis Literature Connection Learning From Art Learning From Photos Learning From Realia National Standards Paired Activity Recycling Teaching Structure Teaching the Reading Teaching Tips Teaching Vocabulary Vocabulary Expansion OREGON 11 BUEN VIAJE! SPANISH 1, 2, and 3
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