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Fluent Fiesta: Weekly Spanish Live Classes for Beginners Ages 8-13
Lorie, M.A Spanish Linguistics
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(4)
Dynamic Spanish for Beginners class!
My engaging, interactive sessions blend fun activities, personalized attention, and cultural insights, fostering rapid language acquisition and confidence building.
Class experience
US Grade 2 - 5
Beginner Level
Welcome to our Beginner Spanish Communication Skills class! In this multi-week course, I will equip learners with essential tools for real-life communication, focusing on vocabulary, grammar, conversation, and pronunciation. Whether you're a complete beginner or have previous Spanish experience, this course offers a dynamic and engaging learning experience. Topics Covered: Throughout the course, we'll delve into a wide range of topics to enrich your Spanish language...
30 lessons//30 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1Greetings and Farewells-Introduction to basic greetings and farewells in Spanish. -Practice listening and speaking skills through interactive conversations.Week 2Lesson 2Basic Conversations and Numbers 0-20-Building basic conversational skills with commonly used phrases. -Learning numbers from 1 to 20 in Spanish. -Numerical exercises to reinforce comprehension.Week 3Lesson 3Numbers to 1,000-Introduction to numbers up to 1,000 through a fun song and games.Week 4Lesson 4Days, Months, Seasons-Dynamic songs introducing vocabulary -Using the vocabulary of days, months, and seasons in real-life contexts- -Describing preferencesWeek 5Lesson 5School Supplies-Vocabulary for common school supplies. -Role-playing activities to practice conversations about school.Week 6Lesson 6Summer-Vocabulary and phrases related to summer activities and weather. -Describing summer plansWeek 7Lesson 7Animals-Learning animal names and descriptions. -Practice identifying and describing animals.Week 8Lesson 8ABCS- The Spanish alphabet-Focusing on accurate pronunciation and sound recognition, to lay a strong foundation for future language learning.Week 9Lesson 9Gender of Nouns part I-Understanding noun gender and its implications in Spanish. -Practice assigning gender to nouns by identifying patternsWeek 10Lesson 10Gender of Nouns part II & Colors-Continue practicing assigning gender to nouns- -Learn to identify and describe colors in Spanish, integrating them as adjectives in sentences to enhance vocabulary acquisition and sentence structure proficiency.Week 11Lesson 11Definite Article-Introduction to the definite article (el, la, los, las) in Spanish. Practice using definite articles with nouns.Week 12Lesson 12Indefinite Article-Learning the indefinite article (un, una, unos, unas) in Spanish. Practice incorporating indefinite articles into sentences.Week 13Lesson 13The House-Vocabulary related to different rooms and objects in the house. -Describing living spaces and furniture using there is/there are. -Parts of the house craft project.Week 14Lesson 14Spanish in the World-Exploring the global presence of the Spanish language. -Discussing the importance of Spanish as a second language. -Cultural Component: Spanish-speaking countries around the world.Week 15Lesson 15Present Tense of Regular Verbs-Introduction to the present tense conjugation of regular verbs. -Practice conjugating common -ar, -er, and -ir verbs.Week 16Lesson 16Daily Routines-Continue practicing conjugating common -ar, -er, and -ir verbs. -Describing daily routines.Week 17Lesson 17Present Tense of Irregular Verbs part I-Learning irregular verbs in the present tense. - Using verbs in simple sentences.Week 18Lesson 18Present Tense of Irregular Verbs part II-Continue learning irregular verbs in the present tense. - Using verbs in simple sentences to describe daily activities.Week 19Lesson 19Adverbs and Prepositions of Place Part I-Identifying adverbs and prepositions of place in Spanish. -Practice using adverbs and prepositions in context.Week 20Lesson 20Places in Town-Vocabulary for common places and landmarks in a town or city. -Role-playing scenarios related to giving directions. -Cultural Component: Urban planning in Spanish-speaking regions.Week 21Lesson 21Adverbs and Prepositions of Place Part II-Identifying where buildings and common places are using adverbs and prepositions of place in Spanish.Week 22Lesson 22Telling Time-Learning how to ask and how to tell time in Spanish. -Practice reading and expressing time in different formats.Week 23Lesson 23Clothes-Vocabulary related to clothing and accessories. -Describing outfits and preferences.Week 24Lesson 24Money-Vocabulary related to buying items. -Role-playing exercises for real-life money situations. -Cultural Component: Currency in Spanish-speaking cultures.Week 25Lesson 25Feelings-Expressing emotions and feelings in Spanish. -Practice using vocabulary to describe emotional states.Week 26Lesson 26Family Members-Vocabulary for family members and relationships.Week 27Lesson 27Family Members-Name ones family members using complete phrases ¨Mi mamá es__¨ -Identify family members' feelingsWeek 28Lesson 28Very and A Lot-Expressing intensity and quantity with "muy" and "mucho" in Spanish. -Practice using intensifiers and quantifiers in sentences.Week 29Lesson 29Lessons 1-15 Review-Engage in conversational activities where students review previously learned concepts and actively use vocabulary in real-life scenarios, such as introducing themselves or describing their house.Week 30Lesson 30Lessons 16-30 Review-Students will participate in role-playing exercises about their families and buying items at a store. -Applying learned vocabulary and grammar structures in authentic conversations, thereby enhancing speaking skills and language production.
This class is taught in Spanish.
Communication Skills: -Develop the ability to engage in basic conversations in Spanish, focusing on greetings, introductions, and everyday interactions. -Gain confidence in speaking and listening comprehension through interactive exercises and role-playing activities. Vocabulary Acquisition: -Expand vocabulary related to common themes such as numbers, days of the week, months, seasons, school supplies, animals, family members, and more. -Acquire essential vocabulary for describing daily routines, emotions, clothing, time, and money. Grammar and Language Structure: -Understand fundamental grammar concepts such as noun gender, definite and indefinite articles, verb conjugation in the present tense (regular and irregular verbs), adverbs, prepositions of place, and basic sentence structure. -Apply grammar rules effectively in spoken and written communication, demonstrating an understanding of proper sentence construction. Cultural Awareness: -Gain insights into Hispanic culture and traditions through the exploration of cultural components integrated into each lesson. Develop an appreciation for the diversity of Spanish-speaking communities around the world. Language Proficiency: -Develop all four language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing, with a focus on balanced skill development. -Demonstrate the ability to understand and produce simple written texts, follow instructions, and engage in basic conversations in Spanish. Critical Thinking and Reflection: -Apply critical thinking skills to analyze cultural differences and similarities between Spanish-speaking countries and one's own culture. -Reflect on personal language learning progress and set achievable goals for continued improvement beyond the course duration.
Master's Degree in Spanish Linguistics: My academic background equips me with in-depth knowledge of Spanish language structures, phonetics, and linguistic principles. Native Latino Accent: With a clear Latino accent, I provide students with authentic pronunciation models and exposure to diverse Spanish dialects. Effective Communication Style: I speak slowly and articulately to facilitate understanding among students, especially those who may be new to the language or require additional support. Familiarity with Latino American and Spanish Accents: Having extensive exposure to various accents from Latino America and Spain, I offer insights into regional vocabulary, pronunciation nuances, and cultural differences.
Homework Offered
Homework Description: Homework assignments will be assigned weekly to reinforce the learning objectives covered in each session. The primary homework resource provided is a 78-page PDF interactive Spanish workbook, which students are encouraged to utilize both during our live sessions and independently. Checking for Correctness: While completion of homework is strongly encouraged, students will have the opportunity to review and discuss their homework during the following session. I will provide feedback, clarify any misconceptions, and address questions raised by students regarding the assigned tasks. Assignment Requirements: While homework assignments are encouraged for all students to enhance their learning experience, they are not mandatory. However, students are strongly encouraged to complete the workbook exercises to consolidate their understanding of the material covered in class.0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Formative Assessments: These are ongoing and informal assessments integrated into each lesson through fun games, activities, and teacher observations. They provide immediate feedback on student understanding and progress. Frequency and Format: Formative assessments occur during each class session, ensuring continuous monitoring of student learning. These assessments are primarily conducted in class through interactive activities and teacher-led observations. Assessment Methods: 1. Oral Production Rubric: A rubric is used to assess students' oral production skills, focusing on pronunciation, fluency, vocabulary usage, and grammatical accuracy during speaking activities and conversations. 2. Teacher Observations: The teacher closely observes student interactions, responses, and participation during class activities and discussions to assess comprehension, engagement, and language production skills.Grades Offered
A certificate of completion will be awarded to students upon successfully finishing the course. Additionally, students will receive a written report outlining their progress, areas of strength, and areas for improvement. The focus is on recognizing students' efforts and achievements.
No prior requirements or experience with the language needed.
1 file available upon enrollmentFree Spanish Workbook (provided by the instructor) Pencil
Dear Parents/Guardians, As part of our commitment to providing engaging and interactive learning experiences for your child in our Spanish online class, we utilize various third-party tools to enhance their educational journey. These tools have been carefully selected to complement our curriculum and foster active participation. The following tools may be incorporated into our interactive activities: Kahoot: Kahoot is a game-based learning platform that allows students to participate in quizzes, discussions, and surveys. No login or email is required from the students. They will be provided with a class code to join and complete assignments. Padlet: Padlet is a virtual bulletin board where students can collaborate, and showcase their work. Students will receive instructions on how to access and contribute to Padlet activities using a class code. Nearpod: Nearpod is an interactive presentation platform. Nearpod may be utilized for interactive lessons and real-time assessments. Students will be guided on how to access Nearpod activities using a class code provided during our sessions. It is important to note that these third-party tools are carefully selected to ensure they adhere to strict privacy and security guidelines. We prioritize the safety and well-being of our students, and all activities involving these tools will be closely monitored by our instructor. No parental guidance is required for students to use these tools, as they will be provided with clear instructions and support during our sessions. However, if you have any concerns or questions regarding the use of these tools in our Spanish online class, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(4)
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Group Class
$37
weekly or $1,100 for 30 classes1x per week, 30 weeks
45 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-13
2-6 learners per class
