¡Bienvenidos al año escolar 2026-2027! Welcome to the 2026-2027 school year!
Welcome to the new school year! Explore the website throughout the year for resources you'll need and plenty of extras to keep you speaking, reading, and listening to Spanish. Let's have a great semester!
¡Venga, qué tengamos un semestre genial! ¡Ánimo!
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How to practice Spanish during summer.docx Size : 38.078 Kb Type : docx |
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2026 - 2027 Spanish Survival Guide.docx Size : 242.005 Kb Type : docx |
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World Language Academic Integrity Policy.docx Size : 16.743 Kb Type : docx |
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Español 1 Participación.docx Size : 20.071 Kb Type : docx |
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Esquema de participación.docx Size : 34.855 Kb Type : docx |
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2019 World-Languages-Standards.pdf Size : 267.573 Kb Type : pdf |
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Rotary Youth Exchange_Outbound.pdf Size : 143.247 Kb Type : pdf |
español 1
We’ll be learning to introduce ourselves, talk about what we like and what we like to do! We'll also listen to Spanish music, learn to order in a restaurant, learn about sports, describe places, and learn to talk about food, families, and festivals! We'll also learn about Cuba while reading the novel El escape cubano!
español 2
We'll start by reviewing from last year with a novel study of Tumba. We will be learning to narrate actions and events in the past, and refining our spoken fluency. We'll learn to talk more about classes, extracurriculars, daily routines, giving directions, and getting around Spanish-speaking towns and cities. We will learn to talk about our childhood, and do a film study for Pachamama about indigenous peoples and the Incan Empire in the pre-colonial Andes Mountains, as well as a Day of the Dead film study with Coco!
español 3
Some themes for this class include festivals and celebrations in the Spanish-speaking world, and narrating experiences in the past. We will learn about health and cooking while giving commands. We will discuss outdoor experiences, films, television, and travel. We will also read, Felipe Alou a novel study about a Dominican baseball player who overcame discrimination and adversity.
español 4
We'll be learning how to speak and write about outdoor experiences in national parks, arts and culture, health, careers and the future, myths and legends, as well as completing a film unit on immigration. Literary topics include short stories about a family in Cuba and a Mexican boy´s first experiences in an American school, Robo en la noche, a novel study about Costa Rica, Callejón del beso, a novel study about Guanajuato, Mexico, and excerpts from Don Quixote, the Spanish literary classic. We will end the year with another film unit taking place in the city of Guanajuato, featuring university students´ experiences.
