The document recommends spiraling for topics that commonly reappear in Spanish 2 curriculums, including identifying numbers and months, asking for and providing names, origins, descriptions, conjugating regular and irregular verbs in the present tense, using identification and question words, tener que + infinitive, distinguishing formal and informal address, gustar + infinitive, stem-changing verbs, direct object pronouns, and subject-adjective agreement.
The document recommends spiraling for topics that commonly reappear in Spanish 2 curriculums, including identifying numbers and months, asking for and providing names, origins, descriptions, conjugating regular and irregular verbs in the present tense, using identification and question words, tener que + infinitive, distinguishing formal and informal address, gustar + infinitive, stem-changing verbs, direct object pronouns, and subject-adjective agreement.
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The document recommends spiraling for topics that commonly reappear in Spanish 2 curriculums, including identifying numbers and months, asking for and providing names, origins, descriptions, conjugating regular and irregular verbs in the present tense, using identification and question words, tener que + infinitive, distinguishing formal and informal address, gustar + infinitive, stem-changing verbs, direct object pronouns, and subject-adjective agreement.
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Spiraling is recommended for the following topics since they reappear in most Spanish 2
curricula (including the Montgomery County one)
Identifying numbers and months Asking for and providing a name Asking for and stating origin Asking for and providing physical and non-physical descriptions Conjugating -ar,-er, and -ir verbs in the present tense Identification and question words (e.g., ¿De dónde…? ¿Cómo….? ¿Qué? ¿Cuál/ Cuáles…? ¿Adónde…? ¿Quién…?/¿Quiénes…?) Conjugating irregular verbs like ser, tener, estar, and ir in the present tense Applying the structure tener que + infinitive Distinguishing formal (Ud.) vs. informal (Tú) Gustar + infinitive Present tense conjugation of stem-changing verbs (e.g., querer, preferir) Direct object pronouns Subject-adjective agreement