Scope and Sequence of Content and Skills West Essex World Languages Department Course Name and level: Content/Concepts listed in chronological order by unit. (Chapter 1) Pronunciation of the Italian alphabet. Vowels and consonants. Italian 7 NJCCCS or Common Core Standards Estim. time for coverage of material 7.1.NM.A.2, 3, 4, Four-five weeks. 7.1.NM.B.2, 3, 4,5 7.1.NM.C.2, 3 Greetings and making friends. Counting and translating numbers. Skills learned in context with content covered Suggested projects, activities, and resources used to support content covered Have the students practice the pronunciation after the teacher. Conduct a TPR activity and then practice with the students giving the commands. Oral presentation about likes and dislikes. Create an original skit/dialogue using the vocabulary and concepts from chapter one. Warm up activities. Vocabulary drills which focus on pronunciation. Translations and worksheets. Complete exercises from AVANTI CON L’ITALIANO Chapter 2. Interrogative words. Likes and dislikes. Introductions. Health The calendar. 7.1.NM.A.2, 3, 4, 5, Dates. 7.1.NM.B.1,2, 4,5 Holidays. 7.1.NM.2,3 Five-six weeks. Prepared by: L.Bazzarelli Date of Revision: May 2012 Board Approval: August 27, 2012 The following are used throughout the year: Say the alphabet in Italian. Count to 5,000. Ask questions using the interrogative words. Express likes and dislikes. Give name. Ask someone’s name. Use expressions of health correctly in spoken and written Italian. Giving commands. (Chapter 2) Suggested assessment(s) used: Tell the date. Talk about holidays. Tell the address. Give professions. Identify nationalities. Use grammatical structures correctly in spoken and written Italian. Oral quizzes Written quizzes Oral Tests Written Tests Skits Flip poster activities TPR exercises Cultural projects Presentations Conversations Picture prompts Compositions Skits Puzzles Reports Graded homework assignments Use school vocabulary to talk about the classroom and the school Address. Write a report and present it for the class. Nationalities. Complete a PowerPoint Project using classroom objects. Professions. Grammar: masculine and feminine nouns. Do a podcast description of your daily activities. Indefinite and definite articles. Prepositions. Classroom and school vocabulary. (Chapter 3) 7.1.NM.A.1,3, 4, 5 Four-five weeks. Subject pronouns. Saying no and negative sentences. 7.1.NM.B3, 4, 5 7.1.NM.C.3,4,5 Describe people and objects. Describe people using the new adjectives. Make sentences negative. Use the verb essere correctly in spoken and written Italian. Give the opposite of adjectives in Italian. Ask and answer basic questions in Italian. Identify popular Italian holidays, and give examples of the types of food eaten on those days. The verb essere. Adjectives and opposites. Asking questions. Holiday traditions in Italy. Italian cuisine. (Chapter 4) 7.1.NM.A.1,2,3 ,5 Four-five weeks. Seasons. The verb ‘stare’. 7.1.NM.B.2,3,4 ,5 Additional classroom 7.1.NM.C.2,3 Prepared by: L.Bazzarelli Date of Revision: May 2012 Board Approval: August 27, 2012 Correctly differentiate between the verbs ‘stare’ and ‘essere’. Use vocabulary about the classroom and school to make statements and ask questions. Use colors as part of descriptions of Composition- describe a picture of a person from a magazine. Make a podcast description of a family member. Write sentences using essere verbs. Complete exercises from chapter 3 in the AVANTI CON L’ITALIANO textbook. Give explanation of the new grammar and have students complete practice exercises from the workbook. Converse with students in Italian about their favorite holidays. Put grammatical explanation on board with examples. Worksheets and translations. Exercises from chapter 4 of the textbook and vocabulary. Animals and Colors. people and animals. Form questions. Use the definite articles in the singular form. workbook. PowerPoint project on the seasons. Podcast about their pet. Clarifying for information. . (Chapter 5) 7.1.NM.A.2, 4, 5 Five-six weeks. Tell age and ask age. Compare and contrast the weather in Italy to the weather in the United States. Express possession in informal conversation. Make a polite request. Describe how Italians use certain words and gestures as forms of respect. Use the –verbs correctly in spoken and written Italian. 4-5 weeks. Use new vocabulary and grammar from chapter 6 correctly in spoken and written Italian. Tell where he/she is going and ask where people are going using –andare. Identify at least ten of the regions of Italy. Ask and answer questions in Italian on a variety of topics learned throughout the year. Differentiate correctly between ‘there is and there are’. Culture: Weather in Italy. Grammar: -are verbs in positive and negative sentences and questions. 7.1.NM.B.2,3,4 ,5 7.1.NM.C.4,5 Age Possession Culture: Courtesies and polite requests. (Chapter 6) 7.1.NM.A.2,3,4 ,5 “There is” and “There are”. 7.1.NH.B.2,3,4 Additional practice asking and answering questions. 7.1.NH.C.2,3,4 ,5 The preposition ‘di’. The verb ‘andare’. Introduction to the geography of Italy. Prepared by: L.Bazzarelli Date of Revision: May 2012 Board Approval: August 27, 2012 Students will complete exercises from chapter 5 of the textbook, in addition to worksheets and workbook exercises. Students will practice the proper pronunciation of the vocabulary. They can make a short PowerPoint showing extreme weather in different regions of Italy. Communicative activities. Put examples on verbs on the board and give an explanation. Complete workbook and textbook activities on the topics in chapter 6. Do worksheet translations. Composition on a region of Italy. Video “Enchanted Italy”.