Let's Learn Spanish! Part 2, Ages 7-9 ¡Vamos a Aprender EspaÑOl! Parte 2
In this 6-week online course, students will learn and continue to build upon Spanish basics and by the end, they will feel more comfortable expressing themselves and communicating with others in Spanish.
Vicky Stankowski
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:(27)
What's included
12 live meetings
5 in-class hoursAssignments
1 hour per week. 1-2 throughout the classAssessment
There will be informal assessment during class time. These informal, formative assessments will assure me of student understanding. These assessments will be quick checks for understanding during my direct instruction, as well as when students practice application through our activities. However, there will be no formal assessment.Class Experience
This is a 6-week course, which will meet twice a week. Learners should complete the Part 1 to this course before starting. Zoom classes will normally begin with a short lesson (about 10 minutes long), in which students will interact with my provided slides, as well as play games (i.e. Bingo, Kahoot, Quizlet Live) that will further their understanding. For the rest of class, learners will practice communicating the learned topic/skill independently and with each other. Few classes will require learners to watch a short video or complete a short activity before/after class. I will inform students and parents of these brief assignments when the classes begin.
Learning Goals
Students will familiarize themselves with the Spanish alphabet and sounds.Students will expand their vocabulary to be able to describe themselves and their interests.
Syllabus
12 Lessons
over 6 WeeksLesson 1:
Family
La familia: Identify family members and describe family 25 mins online live lesson
Lesson 2:
Review of clothes, colors and the weather
Revisit and practice applying clothing, color and weather vocabulary in sentences. 25 mins online live lesson
Lesson 3:
Review of home vocabulary
Review vocabulary about La Casa with games in class 25 mins online live lesson
Lesson 4:
What's in the bedroom?
Identify what we see in bedroom images (la cama, la lámpara, la ropa, el clóset, etc) and use the new verb HAY to talk about what is in our bedrooms and revisit numbers. 25 mins online live lesson
Other Details
Parental Guidance
We will be using external tools such as: Google Classroom, Canva, EdPuzzle, Gimkit, Kahoot, PearDeck, and I always encourage students to use the Duolingo app and website, but this will not be required for class.
For Gimkit:
Your student will be given a game code to join. And I will screen share for the game.
For Kahoot:
Your student will be given a game code to join. And I will screen share for the game.
For Canva:
Your student will need an email address (yours or their own) to access work and templates. It is preferable that the student has access to a GMAIL.com email as we will use Google classroom features.
For Google Docs and Slides:
The student will need a GMAIL.com email to access (yours or their own).
For NearPod:
The student will need an email account (yours or their own). I will screen share so students can follow along as well, in case there is ever a tech issue.
For PearDeck:
The student will need an email account (yours or their own). I will screen share so students can follow along as well, in case there is ever a tech issue.
For Edpuzzle:
The student will need an email account, preferably a GMAIL.com account (yours or their own).
For YouTube:
I will screen share any YouTube video resources that we use in class; therefore students will not need their own access to YouTube.
For Quizlet:
I will sometimes screen share a Quizlet resource or game that we use in class; however, I recommend that students create their own accounts and build their own study sets.
Pre-Requisites
If your learner is a beginner Spanish student, I would recommend that they complete: Let's Learn Spanish! Part 1, Ages 7-9 ¡Vamos a Aprender Español! Parte 1 with me before starting this second part.
Supply List
A positive attitude and a growth mindset. A place for the learner to take notes would also be helpful! This could be a physical notebook and pen or pencil.
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Sources
Students should have an email account they can easily use to help them access the materials and software we use sometimes (i.e. Canva, google slides).
Joined January, 2021
5.0
27reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Ohio Teaching Certificate in Foreign Language
Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Franklin & Marshall College
I am a licensed Spanish teacher in the state of Ohio and have been teaching Spanish in the classroom and/or virtually for over nine years. I use tools and techniques that have shown growth in student learning and comprehension of Spanish.Reviews
Live Group Course
$24
weekly or $140 for 12 classes2x per week, 6 weeks
25 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-10
1-4 learners per class
