Students will:
-See and hear Spanish spoken by native speakers in a variety of natural language settings.
-Practice listening to, reading, speaking, and writing Spanish.
-Practice pronunciation skills by recording and listening to their own voice and comparing it to the voices of native speakers.
-Begin to develop their ability to communicate effectively and express themselves with confidence in Spanish.
-Have the opportunity to enhance their awareness of, and appreciation for, the diversity of the Spanish-speaking world.
-Gain cultural knowledge about Spain.

Sra. Kimberly is a multicultural specialist, world language educator, writer, public speaker, and advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion. ​​​​​​​Since 2001, her experience includes teaching K-12 Spanish, English as a Second Language (ESL), Students with Interrupted Formal Education, and Bilingual Special Education/Exceptional Children. During these years, Kimberly was also an adjunct instructor of ESL/TESOL, English for Academic Purposes, and participated in educational research. Studying world languages, traveling to discover cultures around the world, reading, writing, and collecting foreign currency are some of her favorite things. As a lifelong learner, Sra. Kimberly is currently pursuing an EdD in educational leadership.

Homework Offered
I will guide your learner through the process of learning Spanish however, each learner, is responsible for actively acquiring and constructing knowledge by completing all assigned readings, activities, and voice recordings and practicing Spanish outside of class each week. 
0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
There will not be any grades for this class, however informal feedback will take place throughout the week, and provided to families.
Grades Offered