
Curriculum
*all students will be taught at their own pace depending on prior knowledge and rate of learning, regardless of grade level
Kindergarten Spanish Level
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Introducing oneself
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Basic Greetings
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Colors
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Shapes
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Fruit and Beverages
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Numbers 1-20
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Weather
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Seasons
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Parts of the body
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Parts of the Face
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Family
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Animals
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Opposite pairs (grande/pequeño, arriba/abajo, adentro/afuera, limpio/sucio)
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Clothes
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I like/ I do not like
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I want (Yo quiero…)
1st Grade Spanish Level
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Introducing oneself
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Basic Greetings
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Colors
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Shapes
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Fruit and Beverages
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Numbers 1-20
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Weather
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Seasons
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Days of the week/months of the year
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Parts of the body
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Parts of the Face
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Family
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Animals
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Opposite pairs (grande/pequeño, arriba/abajo, adentro/afuera, limpio/sucio, bueno/malo,
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alto/bajo)
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Clothes
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I like/ I do not like
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I want (Yo quiero…)
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Alphabet
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Holidays
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Classroom objects
2nd Grade Spanish Level
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Introducing oneself
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Basic Greetings
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Colors
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Shapes
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Fruit and Beverages
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Numbers 1-50
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Weather
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Seasons
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Days of the week/months of the year
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Parts of the body
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Parts of the Face
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Family
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Animals
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Opposite pairs (grande/pequeño, arriba/abajo, adentro/afuera, limpio/sucio,
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bueno/malo, alto/bajo)
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Clothes
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I like/ I do not like
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I want (Yo quiero…)
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Holidays
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Alphabet
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Classroom objects
3rd Grade Spanish Level
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Basic Greetings and Expressions of Courtesy
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Colors
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Numbers to 100
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Weather/ Days of the Week/ Months of the Year/ Seasons
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Telling Time
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Parts of the body
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Parts of the face
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Family
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Animals
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Opposite pairs
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Food Vocabulary
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Clothes
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I like/ I don’t like
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Alphabet
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Capital of Countries in the Caribbean and Spain
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Regions - the Hispanic Caribbean and Spain
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I am, You are, He is, She is
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I have, You have, He has, She has
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Means of Transportation
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Classroom
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I go to town
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Common words for daily activities
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Dialogue with the verb to go
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At the store
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At the restaurant
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Setting the table
4th Grade Spanish Level
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Identifying greetings and expressions of courtesy
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Identifying colors
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Identifying body parts
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Identifying clothing
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Identifying classroom objects
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Writing and counting numbers 1-100 (Latin includes ordinals 1-12)
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Telling time
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Reciting days of the week and months of the year
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Identifying academic subjects
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Identifying daily/weekly schedules
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Identifying weather and seasons
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Identifying family members (parents, grandparents, siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins)
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Identifying rooms of a house
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Identifying events of personal daily life
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Identifying common occupations
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Identifying places in a city
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Identifying leisure and recreation activities
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Identifying shopping vocabulary
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Identifying modes of transportation
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Identifying singular subject pronouns in sequential order
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Conjugating commonly used verbs in the singular (e.g.: to have, to be, to make, to go)
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Identifying gender and number of nouns
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Identifying gender and number of definite articles (n/a in Latin)
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Identifying gender and number of indefinite articles (n/a in Latin)
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Identifying commonly used adjectives
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Identifying singular possessive adjectives (my, your, his/her, it)
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Explaining rules for noun-adjective agreement
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Explaining rules for noun-adjective placement
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Asking and responding to questions using Interrogatives (who, what, where, how)
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Spelling in target language
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Pronouncing words correctly
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Applying correct intonation in statements and questions
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Responding to simple spoken statements and questions
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Responding to classroom commands (singular and plural)
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Praying in target language (e.g. Hail Mary, Our Father, Glory Be and Sign of the Cross)
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Producing and responding to questions using interrogatives
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Applying unit vocabulary through activities emphasizing oral communication
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Reading and comprehending simple written text
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Answering questions with complete sentences
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Creating a paragraph using correct grammar and appropriate vocabulary
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Identifying examples of art, music, literature, history and geography
5th grade Spanish Level
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Exchanging greetings and expressions of courtesy
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Incorporating colors as adjectives
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Identifying and applying body parts vocabulary in dialogue setting
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Identifying and applying classroom objects vacabulary in dialogue setting
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Writing and counting numbers 1-100 (Latin includes ordinals 1-12)
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Telling time (Present and Time of events e.g. the show starts at 4 o'clock)
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Reciting days of week and months of year, in and out of sequence
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Identifying and applying academic subject's vocabulary in dialogue setting
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Describing daily/weekly schedules
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Describing weather and seasons
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Identifying and applying family members (parents, grandparents, siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins) in dialogue setting
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Identifying and applying rooms of a house vocabulary in dialogue setting
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Describing daily life
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Identifying common occupations vocabulary in dialogue setting
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Describing places in a city in dialogue setting in target culture
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Identifying and describing leisure and recreation activities vocabulary in dialogue setting in target culture
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Identifying and applying shopping vocabulary in dialogue setting
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Identifying and applying modes of transportation vocabulary in dialogue setting
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Identifying plural subject pronouns in sequential order
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Conjugating commonly used verbs in the singular and plural (e.g.: to have, to be, to make, to go)
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Conjugating verbs used in idiomatic expressions (e.g.: I’m hungry. I’m cold. I’m ten years old)
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Applying gender and number of nouns
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Applying gender and number of definite articles (n/a in Latin)
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Applying gender and number of indefinite articles (n/a in Latin)
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Applying commonly used adjectives
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Applying singular possessive adjectives (my, your, his/her, it)
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Applying rules for noun-adjective agreement
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Applying rules for noun-adjective placement
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Identifying subject pronouns: singular and plural
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Spelling in target language
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Pronouncing words correctly
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Applying correct intonation in statements and questions
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Responding to simple spoken statements and questions
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Responding to classroom commands (singular and plural)
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Praying in target language (e.g. Hail Mary, Our Father, Glory Be and Sign of the Cross)
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Producing and responding to questions using interrogatives
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Applying unit vocabulary through activities emphasizing oral communication
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Reading and comprehending simple written text
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Answering questions with complete sentences
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Creating a paragraph using correct grammar and appropriate vocabulary
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Identifying examples of art, music, literature, history and geography

