Spanish II Unit 2 STUDENT EVIDENCE LEARNING GOALS 4 Application of the Standard In addition to level 3, student will be able to: - Use an enrichment activity outside the class room 3 Unit 2 - Find a solution for any application - Do peer teaching Meta cognition: I know all this information and more I can teach this information to others I can maintain a conversation in Spanish with another speaker Evaluation Criteria Use an expression that confirms information. Standards for Learning Spanish Use an expression that registers surprise or astonishment. Communication Use expressions that denote approval or disapproval. 1.1. Interpersonal mode • Discuss the challenge for each pair in the Antilles. Describe the various rooms of a house and its composition. • Discuss what students know about the Caribbean. Identify the furniture and fixtures in a house. • Speculate on which team will win the challenge. List household chores. • Interview a classmate. Describe the appliances and electronic devices in a household. Describe a neighborhood or city. Talk about actions that are happening. Recognize and use the present progressive. Use direct objects and direct object pronouns. Use indirect objects and indirect object pronouns. • Listen to Caribbean music on the Internet. 1.3. Presentational mode • Write a postcard to a friend. Express the location of places or persons in relation to other places or persons. Express understanding of selected Caribbean customs, geographical aspects, and historical facts. Express understanding of the Caribbean lifestyle. Las Antillas • Play a guessing game. • Survey the class on a question. 1.2. Interpretive mode • Take notes from an oral text. • Read a cultural text. • Summarize information in a written text. • Research cultural topics. • Write a summary of a pair’s challenge. • Write captions for photographs. • Write a real estate advertisement. • Develop a floor plan of an ideal house and describe it to someone. • Develop interview questions. CULTURE 2.1. Practices and perspectives • Discuss prior knowledge of the Caribbean. • Read about traditions of hospitality. • Read about the tradition of the serenata. • Research Caribbean music. • Read about the naming of barrios. • Read about the Plazas de Armas. Meta cognition: I know all this information I am confident and understand this information I can discuss and apply information with accuracy I can move to level 4 Spanish II Unit 2 2.2. Products and perspectives • Discuss the impact of amber on the Caribbean. • Research colonial buildings in the Caribbean. CONNECTIONS 3.1. Interdisciplinary connections • Acquire knowledge of Caribbean geography. • Research Sir Francis Drake. • Research historical buildings in the area. • Read about the formation of and uses for amber. • Discuss direct objects and direct object pronouns. • Identify the main idea and supporting details of a text. • Design and create a board game. 3.2. Viewpoints through language / culture • Read a fotonovela in Spanish. • Read a cultural text in Spanish. • Read about Caribbean musical instruments on the Internet. • Read a letter from a member of one of the teams. • Read and respond to an e-mail about Caribbean life. COMPARISONS 4.1. Compare languages • Compare direct object pronouns in English and in Spanish. • Compare the position of indirect object pronouns in English and in Spanish. • Compare demonstratives in English and in Spanish. 4.2. Compare cultures • Compare natural resources near the student’s home town and in other countries. • Reflect on places of interest to tourists near the student’s city. • Discuss city planning. • Compare the formation and naming of neighborhoods. • Discuss practices in hospitality. • Discuss common elements of folk music. • Discuss the preservation of historical buildings. COMMUNITIES 5.1. Spanish within and beyond the school setting • Discuss historical buildings in the student’s community. • Discuss tourist sites in the student’s community. • Discuss natural materials used for artistic purposes in the student’s Spanish II Unit 2 community. 5.2. Spanish for lifelong learning • Play a memory game. • Design a board game. • Research Caribbean area topics. 2 Unit 2 Las Antillas Targets Vocabulary. La vivienda Expressions used to confirm information. Expressions used to express surprise or astonishment. Expressions used to express approval and disapproval. The house. Household chores. • To talk about household chores. Home furnishings and accessories. • To describe the rooms in a house. Home appliances. • To identify the furnishings and fixtures in a room. The neighborhood. • To express the progress of an action. • To identify and describe places. • To express habitual actions. • To describe a neighborhood. • To use expressions that confirm information, express surprise or astonishment and approval or disapproval. Grammar • To list the appliances and electronics in a house. Present progressive tense. Present participles. • To explore cultural aspects of the Caribbean. Direct object pronouns. • To acquire facts about the geography and history of the Caribbean. Indirect object pronouns. Demonstratives. • El Festival de las flores de Aibonito. • Neighborhoods. • La Plaza de Armas. • Tourism in the Caribbean. Culture. Las Antillas (Cuba, República Dominicana, Puerto Rico) • The Antilles. Sir Francis Drake. • The Caribbean lifestyle. La Casa del Cordón. Buildings from the colonial period. Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic. El Museo del Ámbar. Hospitality. Serenatas. Las tunas. Meta cognition: I know most of the information taught I can discuss the information, with minor errors. I need to use my notes to review concepts I am confident with the information provided so I could do well I can move to level 3 Spanish II Unit 2 1 With help, - I have a partial understanding of some of the simpler details and processes at level 2. I know the basic terminology/vocabulary See page 74 Meta cognition: I am beginning to understand the information taught I need help grasping the concept /skill I can move to level 2