Scope and Sequence Spanish Heritage Speakers – SHS1A – Themes 1-3 (see below for Themes 4-6) BIG IDEAS Personal and Public Identities THEMES ABC Who am I? Personal interests READINGS Novels Selections from: Me llamo María Isabel by Alma Flor Ada La casa en Mango Street (chapter titled “Mi nombre”) by Sandra Cisneros Nonfiction www.significadodelosnombres.org www.heraldaria.com Additional Readings “Yo Noami Leon” by Pam Muñoz Ryan “Esperanza Renace” by Pam Muñoz Ryan “Felipe Alou” by Carol Gaab “El nuevo Houdini” by Carol Gaab “Beísbol en abril” by Gary Soto “Nacer bailando” by Alma Flor Ada “El color de mis palabras” by Lynn Joseph “House on Mango Street” by Sandra Cisneros “Caramelo” by Sandra Cisneros “Historia de una gaviota y del gato que le enseñó a volar” by Luis Sepúlveda Families and Culture Beauty and Aesthetics Family and Values Myself Family history Country of origin Personal Style/Hygiene Health and illness Food pyramid Nutritional habits Balanced diet Traditional meals Novels Selections from: Como agua para chocolate by Laura Esquivel Novels Selections from: Como las hermanas García perdieron su acento by Julia Álvarez M’as allá de mí by Francisco Jiménez Short Stories “Un oso y un amor” by Sabine Ulibarrí “Los chicos” by Ana María Matute “Bernardino” by Ana María Matute “La Rama Seca” by Ana María Matute “La llorona de Mazatlán” by Katie Baker “No oyes ladrar los perros” by Juan Rulfo Poetry “Yo voy soñando caminos” by Antonio Machado Nonfiction Prevention en Español (articles on *nutrition and food poisoning) *need specific editions Selecciones Articles relating to the theme or subthemes, such as: “Por qué debes comer vegetales,” People en Español (August 2012) “Alto alambre,” by Isis Sauceda, Buenhogar (Spanish newspaper) (September 2012) Other sources El País El Diario La Prensa El Periódico La Vanguardia THEMES Personal and Public Identities FINAL PRODUCTS 1. A fill-in-the-blank poem that uses adjectives VOCABULARY STRUCTURES AND MECHANICS 2. Explanation of family name through the creation of a coat of arms at Heraldaria.com (read Ch. 2 of Me llamo María Isabel by Alma Flor Ada) 3. Descriptive paragraph using a T-Chart to support writing 4. Descriptive short essay (150 words or three paragraphs) using the above activities to create a PowerPoint presentation Oración (simple) Párrafo, puntuación (coma y punto) Sujeto Predicado Sustantivos Adjetivos (grande, gordo, mediano, rubio, moreno, chaparro) Pronombres Género (masculino/femenino) Verbos (ser, estar, tener, llevar, gustar) El Alfabeto (signos y sonidos) Estructura de la oración: puntuación (usos de la coma y del punto); mayúsculas (nombres propios y según puntuación). Oración: oraciones simples, sujeto y predicado, sustantivos, pronombres, verbos adjetivos, el número, el género. El párrafo (5 o 6 oraciones usando comas y puntos seguidos y punto final) Los adjetivos: el adjetivo, los grados del adjetivo: los grados comparativos (igualdad, inferioridad y superioridad). THEMES Personal and Public Identities RESOURCES “El Abecedario” YouTube video: Creating a family coat of arms T-chart for Ch. 2, Me llamo Maria Isabel by Alma Flor Ada Families and Culture Beauty and Aesthetics Family Tree / Family Description 1. Creating a multimedia project that uses podcasts, videos, texts, music, and/or photos chronicling a student’s family history and traditions 2. The biography of a family member Personal Diary 1. Creation and hosting of a cultural food fair 2. Create a class recipe book which presents balanced diet recipes Miembros de la familia Biografía ˑ Dieta balanceada Pronombres personales Los adjetivos: los grados del adjetivo: los grados comparativos (igualdad, inferioridad, superioridad) Verbos: infinitivo vs. conjugación. Los enlaces: palabras y frases de enlace y transición Families and Culture “Selena” (movie) ˑ Libro de recetas ˑ Sistema métrico El adverbio Introducción al tiempo presente Verbos Reflexivos Beauty and Aesthetics ASSESSMENTS ACTIVITIES SHS1A folder on Google Drive DPS SHS Fall Assessment – administer the first week of the fall semester Alphabet - Become familiar with the letters of the alphabet through worksheets and games (War, flashcards, memory games, lottery, Go Fish, Basta, etc.) - YouTube examples (like “El Abecedario”) (See SHS1A folder for resources; each activity is leveled according to proficiency.) - Study phonemes and graphemes - Decode words through sound/sight recognition - Organize objects, places, names using the games in the SHS1A folder on Google Drive Coat of arms poster Make a family coat of arms poster (research using the Heraldaria website) which describes you and present it to the class through a PowerPoint presentation Write a three-paragraph descriptive essay about yourself with the help of the T-Chart Create a family tree Use a T-Chart to write a description of your family. Read a biography of a famous person Do a timeline of your life and then write an autobiography Interview another student to write his or her biography using a timeline chart Interview a family member and report findings Compare and contrast your life with an older relative’s Research a tradition, custom or ritual that is no longer practiced in your family and create a poster about it Write a journal entry comparing family members Create a chart listing diseases that most affect society; include symptoms, prevention, treatment and cure Discuss different aspects of personal hygiene (body, oral, etc.) and its impact on health and illness Bring in traditional recipes to share with class Write a paragraph about favorite foods and/or meals Read, interpret, and create food labels Research and report on the impact of unhealthy diets Write an e-mail to a friend in the student’s native country, informing him/her of the importance of a balanced diet Prepare a balanced menu Compare traditional and nontraditional foods Scope and Sequence (continued) Spanish Heritage Speakers SHS1A (Themes 4-6) THEMES Contemporary Life TOPICS My Community READINGS Directions Modes of transportation Public transit routes Local trips Tourist trips Environmental conservation Eco-tourism Novels La casa en Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros Vida y muerte en la mara salvatrucha (Anonymous) Esperanza by Carol Gaab La guerra sucia by Nathaniel Kirby La hija del sastre by Carrie Toth and Carol Gaab Cajas de cartón by Francisco Jiménez Senderos fronterizos by Francisco Jiménez Vuelvo a la libertad by Ana Veciana Suárez El soñador by Pam Muñoz Ryan Nonfiction Travel brochures Travel guides Driver’s manual Subway maps Airline carrier magazines Newspaper articles about natural reserves Science and Technology Global Challenges The Impact of Technology for the Individual Science Ethics Challenges Rights and responsibilities Censorship The Earth Recycling Energy Conservation Waste Reduction Water Conservation Disposing Electronics /Clothes Short Stories “Rosa” by Angel Balzarino “Nosotros, no” by José Bernardo Adolph Short Stories Cuentos del fondo del mar, Silvia Dubovoy Nonfiction Biographies/memoirs Selections from: “Citywide Standards of Discipline and Intervention Measures: The Discipline Code and Bill of Student Rights and Responsibilities, K-12” by the New York City Department of Education Autobiography Selections from: Cuando era Puertorriqueña by Esmeralda Santiago Novels Selections from: La casa on Mango Street, Sandra Cisneros The Lorax (in Spanish), Dr. Seuss La ciudad de las bestias, Isabel Allende El clan de la loba, Maite Carranza Nonfiction Spanish newspaper articles relating to the theme/subthemes. (Sources may include El País, El Diario La Prensa, El Periódico, La Vanguardia…) Poetry ―El ave y el nido,‖ Salomé Ureña de Henríquez ―Río Grande de Loíza,‖ Julia de Burgos ―Árbol muerto,‖ Gabriela Mistral THEMES Contemporary Life FINAL 1. Community map PRODUCTS 2. Community description 3. Travel brochures a. For a natural reserve (based on a visit or a virtual tour) b. For the top ten destinations in Denver 4. An environmental conservation brochure 5. Planning a trip within Denver using the light-rail or bus maps VOCABULARY Localidades Preposiciones STRUCTURES AND MECHANICS Introducción a mandatos El predicado: el verbo y sus complementos La preposición El verbo y sus complementos hojas de trabajo La preposición hojas de trabajo RESOURCES Science and Technology Global Challenges 1. Opinion essay 2. A wiki (an online digital community which visitors can participate in and contribute to) containing a catalog of accessible technology 3. Participate in discussions on which technologies can enrich learning experiences on the Wiki 4. A blog about technology and privacy 5. A technology handbook 6. An inventory of available technology in school 1.Research online Denver City’s recycling laws, and developing a recycling plan for the school 2. Visit a recycling plant and write an editorial for the school website 3. Organize a conservation fair for the school community 4. Plant a community garden Reciclar Conservación Medio ambiente El tenso futuro THEMES Contemporary Life ASSESSMENTS ACTIVITIES Reading and interpreting a mass-transit map Studying traffic signals Writing directions to get to a place Reading and interpreting road maps Identifying destination points Researching tourist attractions and creating a travel brochure Visiting or doing a virtual tour of a natural reserve Drawing a neighborhood map Writing a neighborhood description Science and Technology Global Challenges DPS SHS Spring Assessment Comparing the celebrations of one’s native country and the United States Creating a budget for a celebration Writing invitations for different types of parties Discussing and comparing wedding traditions Deciding pros and cons of a traditional and a nontraditional wedding Discussing and comparing funeral traditions: mourning, flowers, burials, etc. Writing a point-of-view essay on the importance of social status Visiting the school library or computer center and listing available sources Selecting a subtheme and creating an e-books list Researching the impact of technology on science and writing an expository essay Researching careers of the future and preparing a brochure showcasing them Researching new Denver public school policies and students’ rights and writing an e-mail to a friend sharing what was learned Discussing the pros and cons of technology and writing an argumentative essay on the findings Developing a list of technology etiquette Completing a close reading on an article related to Internet censorship Debating the use of Internet filters within the New York City Department of Education, citing text-based evidence and using correctly formatted references Writing an argumentative essay on the digital society and its effects on social skills