Spanish Immersion: Part 2 (Grades 2-6)
🌟 Continue Your Spanish Journey with Engaging Activities and Full Immersion!

🗓️ Class Description:
This course builds on the foundation established in Spanish Immersion: Part 1, guiding learners further into Spanish fluency. In this engaging, full-immersion class, students will expand their vocabulary, improve conversational skills, and deepen their understanding of grammar concepts. Each session is filled with interactive activities, games, storytelling, and cultural explorations to bring the Spanish language to life!

Key Topics Covered:

Grammar: Introduction to verb conjugations (past and future tense) and sentence structure.
Vocabulary Expansion: Everyday phrases, descriptive words, and situational vocabulary.
Cultural Insights: Explore new traditions, songs, and celebrations from Spanish-speaking countries.
Conversation Practice: Role-playing and guided discussions to boost confidence in speaking.
🎯 Learning Goals:
By the end of Part 2, students will be able to:

Use expanded vocabulary in sentences and conversations.
Form basic sentences in different tenses.
Describe actions, people, and scenarios using Spanish.
Understand and participate in short, immersive stories and discussions.
🧑‍🎓 Prerequisite:
This class is designed for students who have completed Spanish Immersion: Part 1 or have a basic understanding of Spanish (e.g., greetings, common phrases, and present tense).

🎉 What to Expect:

Fun, engaging, and interactive 45-minute classes.
Activities tailored to different learning styles, including visuals, music, and movement.
Plenty of encouragement and opportunities to speak Spanish in a supportive environment.
📚 Materials Needed:

Notebook or journal for taking notes and writing activities.
Any materials provided in the classroom prior to the lesson (printouts, links, etc.).
👩‍🏫 About the Teacher:
As a trilingual teacher raised in Spanish, Portuguese, and English, I’m passionate about helping students develop their Spanish skills through immersive and engaging methods. I’ve been teaching Spanish to young learners for several years, and I love watching their confidence and excitement for the language grow!