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Spanish Immersion Kindergarten - Full Curriculum, Part 2 of 4

This 8-week course is part 2 of 4 that will teach core Kindergarten skills in literacy, math, and science in Spanish.
Renai Ruiz, M.Ed.
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Class

What's included

32 live meetings
24 in-class hours
Homework
1 hour per week. Parents will be provided with worksheets and activities to work on with the learner to extend the in-class learning

Class Experience

This is a continuation of the Spanish Immersion Kindergarten, broken down into 4 quarters for a full year curriculum.  Each quarter builds on the previous quarters and culminate in covering all Kindergarten skills in literacy, math, and science in Spanish. This is Part 2 and will continue building upon the foundation of letters, syllables, and reading; phonemic awareness; numbers; and biology topics. Art and music will be integrated throughout the topics. 

This class can: 
1) introduce your child to Spanish through kindergarten content 
2) be your main Spanish teaching program with you supplementing at home 
3) or be a supplement to your homeschool or child's school program.

Each day we will have a short lesson in literacy, math, and either science, art/music, or social studies. We will have a short break between each subject. There will be a combination of sit-down and active movement, and games, songs, and/or stories in each class to keep children engaged. 
- Songs to remember: the alphabet, numbers, days of the week, months of the year etc.
- Authentic songs like "Debajo de un Botón," will be sung
- Authentic literature and poetry, such as "Lunes Antes de Almorzar" will be read and used as a basis for cooperative writing activities
- Familiar translated stories, such as "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie"  may also be used 
- Printouts will be provided for games such as Bingo that we will play in class. Families will be notified beforehand if materials will be needed.

Daily schedule:
10 minutes- Social/greetings, calendar, weather/graphing
15 minutes- Literacy - story or poem ( introduced on Mondays), phonics, phonological awareness skills
5  minutes - Break time
10 minutes- Special (science, art, etc.)
15 minutes- Math

Each 8 weeks progresses in skills:
Week 1: Phonics - Review letters and syllables - vowels with M, P, S; phonological awareness; Math - continue to use the calendar for months, days, seasons; number bonds
Week 2: Phonics - Tt; syllables and words con /t/ phonological awareness; Math - continue to use the calendar for months, days, seasons; review and practice prior information
Week 3: Phonics - Ll; syllables and words con /l/ phonological awareness; Math - continue to use the calendar for months, days, seasons; properties of shapes; number lines and bonds; continue practicing using math symbols
Week 4: Phonics - Nn; syllables and words con /n/, high-frequency words; phonological awareness; Math - continue to use the calendar for months, days, seasons; properties of shapes; number bonds
Week 5: Phonics -  Ff; syllables and words con /f/; phonological awareness; Math - continue to use the calendar for months, days, seasons; 
Week 6: Phonics -  Dd; syllables and words with /d/; phonological awareness; Math - continue to use the calendar for months, days, seasons; review and practice
Week 7: Phonics -  Rr; syllables and words with /r/; simple sentences; phonological awareness; Math - continue to use the calendar for months, days, seasons; 
Week 8: Phonics - Review letters and syllables; practice  ; simple sentences; phonological awareness; Math - continue to use the calendar for months, days, seasons; writing and using numbers to 10; number lines and bonds
Learning Goals
Literacy: recognize, write upper and lowercase six more consonants; read combinations of syllables using consonants and vowels learned, small words, and high-frequency words; continue to build academic and social Spanish vocabulary

Math: counting objects; begin to recognize, write, and represent numbers to 10 in different ways; continue practicing addition; shapes; calendar; balancing equations
learning goal

Other Details

Supply List
A small dry erase board and markers
At times, students will need everyday school supplies: coloring and writing utensils, scissors, dough, paper, counting manipulatives (as simple as stones, beans, or coins), etc. Parents will be informed each week of any supplies that will be needed.
Language of Instruction
Spanish
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined February, 2017
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Teacher expertise and credentials
New Mexico Teaching Certificate
Master's Degree in Education from Concordia University - Portland
I am formerly licensed as an early childhood educator through grade 3, with endorsements in bilingual education and TESOL. I have been teaching bilingually in public and private schools, as well as homeschool for over 16 years. 

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$250

for 32 classes
4x per week, 8 weeks
45 min

Live video meetings
Ages: 4-6
4-7 learners per class

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