This unit overview summarizes a 3rd grade Spanish unit that takes place from November to December. The unit focuses on having students identify and describe places and people in their school community in Spanish. Key vocabulary includes words for numbers up to 100, teachers, principals, backpacks, desks, and other school supplies. To assess student learning, they will identify school supplies and locations on a map in Spanish through written and oral exercises.
This unit overview summarizes a 3rd grade Spanish unit that takes place from November to December. The unit focuses on having students identify and describe places and people in their school community in Spanish. Key vocabulary includes words for numbers up to 100, teachers, principals, backpacks, desks, and other school supplies. To assess student learning, they will identify school supplies and locations on a map in Spanish through written and oral exercises.
This unit overview summarizes a 3rd grade Spanish unit that takes place from November to December. The unit focuses on having students identify and describe places and people in their school community in Spanish. Key vocabulary includes words for numbers up to 100, teachers, principals, backpacks, desks, and other school supplies. To assess student learning, they will identify school supplies and locations on a map in Spanish through written and oral exercises.
November - December Unit Name: Getting Around in Spanish Class Overarching Question: How is Spanish used in a school community? In this unit, students demonstrate oral and written Spanish skills. The students will identify and describe places and people in the school. Key vocabulary: By tens to 100, el/la maestro-the teacher, el director-the principal, la secretaria-the secretary, el estudiantethe student, la oficina-the office, la clase-the class, el gimnasiothe gym, la biblioteca-the library, Qu es/son- What is it?, la carpeta-the folder, papel-the paper, mapa-the map, goma-the glue, mochila-the backpack, pupitre-the desk, Cuntos hay-How many are there/, Hay-There are For knowledge assessment, students will be asked to do one or more of the following in Spanish: 1. Given a teacher-created visual of a backpack, school supplies and a word bank, student identifies them in writing. (1.2.N.R.a) 2. Given a map of a school, students orally identify places in the building. (Scenario: Student gives a visitor (the teacher) a tour of the school identifying rooms and personnel.) (1.3.N.S.b) 3. Using a collection of pictures of school items, students orally identify x items s/he needs. (5.2.N.a)
Possible home connections:
Use the Spanish names of people in the building when
conversing at home Have your child pack a backpack using the correct Spanish word