Course
descriptions:
At all levels, students are expected to limit the
use of English.
Spanish I
Spanish I will be taught mainly in Spanish, emphasizing
comprehension through movement. Participation in class is expected. Emphasis
will be on communication first listening skills and then speaking. Storytelling
techniques will be employed as well. Grammar will be taught through the stories.
Spanish II
Spanish II will be a continuation of the techniques
used in Spanish I, incorporating essential grammar. Students will be expected
to do more reading, writing, and speaking in the Spanish language. Students will
continue to learn through storytelling.
Spanish III
Spanish III is for students who have completed two years
of high school Spanish in good standing. Equal emphasis is placed on reading,
writing, and speaking. An introduction to Spanish literature will be included.
Spanish IV
Spanish IV is for students who have completed three
years of high school Spanish in good standing. It consists of a fast paced review
of Spanish grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary, with an emphasis on oral communication.
Following this initial review, the classes will study advanced grammar and Spanish
culture through the reading of Spanish literature. Textbook: Galería
de Arte y Vida
Spanish V
Spanish V is for students who have completed four years
of high school Spanish in good standing. It consists of a grammer and literature
review. There is an emphasis on speaking and communication in Spanish. Textbook: Tesoro
Literario
Spanish AP
AP Spanish is an in-depth study of Spanish literature,
culture, and advanced grammar for students seeking advanced placement at the
college level. Textbook: Tesoro Literario |
