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Elementary Intermediate Spanish ~ Part 4 (4 of 9)
Sra. Schreiner
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Come sing, move, and play games in Spanish! Topics include greetings, asking for school supplies, counting, and self-description. Students will learn the class goals through mini-conversations, activities, and games.
Class experience
US Grade 1 - 4
Intermediate Level
¡Hola! Come sing, move, and play games in Spanish! We will take what we learned in “Elementary Spanish Parts 1-3” and extend our conversations. To be successful in this class, I recommend completing "Elementary Spanish Parts 1-3" or, have taken 1-2 years of Spanish instruction. In this class, students will learn concepts relating to school life such as school supplies, places in a school, and more. Students will also be able to describe themselves with positive adjectives. We will...
16 lessons//8 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1¡Bienvenidos amigos! (Welcome friends!)Review: clothing, feelings I can have a conversation. I can name school supplies.Lesson 2útiles escolares (school supplies)I can name school supplies. I can play a game! I can describe school supplies by color.Week 2Lesson 3preposiciones de lugar (prepositions of location)Review: school supplies I can say how old I am. I can say where school supplies are located.Lesson 4¡Un juego! (A game!)I can say how old other people are. I can name school supplies. (game) I can say where school supplies are located.Week 3Lesson 5¿Cuál es tu color favorito?I can name my favorite color. Review: I can say where school supplies are located. I can describe school supplies by size.Lesson 6¡Vamos a leer! (Let's read!)I can listen to a story in Spanish. I can name rooms in a house. I can say where school supplies are in the house.Week 4Lesson 7Lugares de la escuela (Places at school)I can name places in a school. I can say where the backpack is located. I can have a mini-conversation.Lesson 8definite articles: (el, la)I can name places in a school. I know when to use el vs. la. I can have a mini-conversation.Week 5Lesson 9¡Los Saludos! (Greetings!)Review: I can name school supplies. Review: I can name places at school. I can greet people based on the time of day.Lesson 10¡Vamos a contar! (Let's count!)I can greet people based on the time of day. I can count to 20! I can count school supplies. I know when to use “el, la, los, las.”Week 6Lesson 11¿Cómo estás? (How are you?)I can say how I feel. (Kahoot!) I can count school supplies! I can politely ask where a place at school is located.Lesson 12¿Dónde está ______? (Where is _____?)I can say how I feel. (Kahoot!) I can politely ask where a place at school is located. I can have a mini-conversation.Week 7Lesson 13indefinite articles: (un, una)I can say if I like various activities. I know when to use “un” vs. “una” I can describe myself.Lesson 14¿Cómo eres? (What are you like?)I can say what I like, love & dislike. I can describe myself. I can say what school supplies I see. I know how to complete my final project.Week 8Lesson 15El proyecto final (The final project)I can name numbers 11-20. I can have a mini-conversation. I know how to complete my final project. I can say what school supplies I see.Lesson 16¡Bravo! ¡Muy bien! ¡Excelente!I can present my poster about myself! I can play games to demonstrate my learning. I can celebrate my learning!
This class is taught in Spanish.
Students will improve their emergent intermediate Spanish speaking skills and foster a continued excitement for language learning! See the class "I can statements." for specific content that will be learned in the class.
My formal education includes a major in Spanish and a minor in education. I have been teaching Spanish to elementary-age students since 2010! My experience includes teaching in public schools for 9 years, online ESL for 6 years, and on Outschool since June 2020. I also have created Elementary Spanish curricula for a private school and all of my curricula on Outschool.
Homework Offered
Optional worksheets, videos, and games will be sent out after each class to practice concepts learned in class.0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
There will be a final project that students will present to the class during our last class together.Grades Offered
Students will receive a certificate of completion for their attendance and participation upon the completion of this course.
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
We will utilize Kahoot! two times throughout the duration of the course to review concepts learned. Kahoot is free and does not require a login. However, the student will need to see my screen, plus an additional screen. Students can access Kahoot, from a smartphone, tablet, or split-screen on the same device. You can go to: https://kahoot.it/ or download the free app.
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¡Hola! Me llamo Señora Schreiner. (My name is Sra. Schreiner). I am certified by the state of Wisconsin to teach Spanish from Early Childhood to Adolescence. Teaching Spanish to young learners from Pre-K through elementary age is my...
Group Class
$195
for 16 classes2x per week, 8 weeks
30 min
Completed by 102 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-10
5-8 learners per class
