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Elementary Spanish and Conversation 1

Class
Renai Ruiz, M.Ed.
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(443)
2x-a-week, 12-week semester course using literature and songs.

Class experience

Beginner Level
By the end of class, students will have the tools to greet, talk about themselves, their family, school, hobbies and pastimes within their routines. Students will also be introduced to beginning reading.

The following content is integrated in the session topics:
Spanish alphabet and pronunciation
Introduction to reading Spanish
Numbers to 100
Days of the week
Months of the year
Telling time

SESSION TOPICS
Session 1 - Intro, part 1
Session 2 - Intro, part 2
Session 3 - Intro, part 3
Session 4 - Intro, part 4
Session 5  - Game review
Session 6  - Presentations
Session 7 - Cultural Connections
Session 8 - Family and home, part 1
Session 9 - Family and home, part 2
Session 10 - Family and home, part 3
Session 11 - Family and home, part 4
Session 12 - Game review
Session 13 - Presentations
Session 14 - Introduction to school
Session 15 - School, part 2
Session 16 - School, part 3
Session 17 - School, part 4
Session 18 - Review and presentations
Session 19 - Cultural Connections
Session 20 - Sports and hobbies 1
Session 21 - Sports and hobbies 2
Session 22 - Sports and hobbies 3
Session 23 - Game Day Review
Session 24 - Final Presentations

Some aspects of grammar will be taught as needed to include the present tense forms of the verbs "to be" (ser, estar), "to study," (estudiar), "to go" (ir), and more. Some question words will be practiced and understood.
Homework Offered
Parent notes, handouts, and study materials and resources are provided to practice and extend what is learned in class. Practice is essential to progress and success.
1 - 2 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Students will complete oral projects that will be presented in designated classes.
Grades Offered
A certificate of completion is offered upon request.
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Spanish is a gendered language, and does not have gender-neutral articles. In general, the "they" form will be using the masculine article (which, historically, was gender-neutral).
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(443)
Profile
I am a longtime homeschooler (over 16 years and counting!), and experienced, licensed teacher with endorsements in bilingual education and TESOL. I have also earned a Master of Education in Curriculum & Instruction in Early Childhood Education... 
Group Class

$34

weekly or $400 for 24 classes
2x per week, 12 weeks
50 min

Completed by 44 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-10
4-6 learners per class

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