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Spanish Adv I E06
Spanish Adv I E06
Spanish Adv I E06
NON-NATIVE
(ELEMENTARY)
(Environment)
(July 2015)
Unit Statement: The student will talk about environmental problems, and discuss possible
solutions to protect the nature. Different kinds of Commands will be used.
3. TSW compare and contrast the environment of nowadays with last centuries using
verbs in Present and Imperfect.
4. TSW tell the positive tú and vosotros commands of selected regular and irregular
verbs.
6. TSW give advice to protect the environment using different kinds of commands.
Introduced/Practice Outcomes:
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E06
Copyright © 1988-2015
Suggested Materials:
¡Viva el español! Adelante John de Mado, Linda West Tibensky McGraw Hill 2005;
Los Trotamundos 2, Fernando Marín, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Colega3, María Luisa Hortelano, Elena G Hortelano, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Colega4, María Luisa Hortelano, Elena G Hortelano, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Chicos Chicas 1, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Chicos Chicas 2, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Pasaporte 1, Matilde Cerrolaza, Óscar Cerrolaza, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Pasaporte 2, Matilde Cerrolaza, Óscar Cerrolaza, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Joven.es 1, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Joven.es 2, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Código ELE 2, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Uso junior avanzado, R. Palencia, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Spanish Foundations Board books,
“Mi Mundo en Palabras” Centro Virtual de Cervantes
Dictionaries;
Picture Cards;
Learning Games;
Cartoons;
Any appropriate Teacher-Created or Teacher-Selected Materials
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E06
Copyright © 1988-2015
SPANISH ADVANCED I
(ELEMENTARY)
Evaluation Rubric
ESSENTIAL UNIT 6 (E06)
(Environment)
(July 2015)
● To receive a ‘B’, the student must show ‘B’ level mastery on ALL Essential Outcomes (TSWs).
● To receive an ‘A’, the student must show ‘A’ level mastery in 1 out of 2 available ‘A’ level
TSWs and ‘B’ level mastery on all of the remaining TSWs.
T SUMMARY ‘A’ LEVEL ‘B’ LEVEL ‘P’ - Comments
S
W
1 The Student Will identify I list words for environment
vocabulary for environment and environmental problems.
and environmental
problems.
6 TSW give advice to protect See the General I give advice to protect the
the environment using Assessments Rubrics environment using different
different kinds of kinds of commands.
commands.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E06
Copyright © 1988-2015
SPANISH LANGUAGE
(Elementary)
General Assessment Rubrics for oral and written assignments:
(July 2015)
P Vocabulary is limited and pronunciation is unclear. Some basic grammatical structures are used correctly. /
Interaction is limited. Most questions must be repeated.
B The range of vocabulary is somewhat varied. Basic grammatical structures are used correctly, but
pronunciation generally limits the understanding. / Comprehension and interaction are generally satisfactory.
B Intonations and pronunciation generally facilitate understanding. Some complex grammatical structures are
used correctly. Vocabulary is somewhat varied. / Most responses demonstrate comprehension and provide
appropriate information.
A Pronunciation and intonation are easy to understand. Vocabulary is varied and effective. / Responses
demonstrate comprehension. Appropriate and detailed information is provided.
A The pronunciation is clear and comprehensible. There are no vocabulary and grammatical mistakes. /
Comprehension and interaction are consistent.
P Response is ineffective. Range of vocabulary and grammar structures is very limited. / Task has been partially
completed.
B Vocabulary is somewhat varied. Several grammatical mistakes are made. / The task has been completed.
B The response is effective to some extent. Vocabulary is sometimes varied. Basic grammatical structures are
used correctly. / The task has been completed.
A The response is accurate and the communication is generally effective with a few mistakes. / All ideas have
been identified and most ideas have been well developed.
A Range of vocabulary and grammatical structures are varied and effective. There are no mistakes. / The task
has been completed effectively and all ideas have been well developed.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E06
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SPANISH ADVANCED I
NON-NATIVE
(ELEMENTARY)
(Fashion)
(July 2015)
Unit Statement: The student will talk about fashion, different kinds of clothing and
different styles. Contemporary fashion and fashion of last century will be compared and
contrasted. The student will read about some Spanish designers.
4. TSW tell what people used to wear in last century using verbs in Imperfect.
5. TSW compare and contrast the contemporary and last century fashion.
Introduced/Practice Outcomes:
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E07
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Suggested Materials:
Viva el español! Adelante John de Mado, Linda West Tibensky McGraw Hill 2005;
Los Trotamundos 2, Fernando Marín, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Colega3, María Luisa Hortelano, Elena G Hortelano, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Colega4, María Luisa Hortelano, Elena G Hortelano, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Chicos Chicas 1, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Chicos Chicas 2, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Pasaporte 1, Matilde Cerrolaza, Óscar Cerrolaza, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Pasaporte 2, Matilde Cerrolaza, Óscar Cerrolaza, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Joven.es 1, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Joven.es 2, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Código ELE 2, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Uso junior avanzado, R. Palencia, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Spanish Foundations Board books,
“Mi Mundo en Palabras” Centro Virtual de Cervantes
Dictionaries;
Picture Cards;
Learning Games;
Cartoons;
Any appropriate Teacher-Created or Teacher-Selected Materials
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E07
Copyright © 1988-2015
SPANISH ADVANCED I
(ELEMENTARY)
Evaluation Rubric
ESSENTIAL UNIT 7 (E07)
(Fashion)
(July 2015)
● To receive a ‘B’, the student must show ‘B’ level mastery on ALL Essential Outcomes (TSWs).
● To receive an ‘A’, the student must show ‘A’ level mastery in 1 out of 2 available ‘A’ level
TSWs and ‘B’ level mastery on all of the remaining TSWs.
T SUMMARY ‘A’ LEVEL ‘B’ LEVEL ‘P’ - Comments
S
W
1 The Student Will identify I list words for clothing.
selected words for
clothing.
2 TSW identify the I list words for styles and
vocabulary for styles and accessories.
accessories.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E07
Copyright © 1988-2015
SPANISH LANGUAGE
(Elementary)
General Assessment Rubrics for oral and written assignments:
(July 2015)
Name: __________________ Date: _______________ Grade: ___________
P Vocabulary is limited and pronunciation is unclear. Some basic grammatical structures are used correctly. /
Interaction is limited. Most questions must be repeated.
B The range of vocabulary is somewhat varied. Basic grammatical structures are used correctly, but
pronunciation generally limits the understanding. / Comprehension and interaction are generally satisfactory.
B Intonations and pronunciation generally facilitate understanding. Some complex grammatical structures are
used correctly. Vocabulary is somewhat varied. / Most responses demonstrate comprehension and provide
appropriate information.
A Pronunciation and intonation are easy to understand. Vocabulary is varied and effective. / Responses
demonstrate comprehension. Appropriate and detailed information is provided.
A The pronunciation is clear and comprehensible. There are no vocabulary and grammatical mistakes. /
Comprehension and interaction are consistent.
P Response is ineffective. Range of vocabulary and grammar structures is very limited. / Task has been partially
completed.
B Vocabulary is somewhat varied. Several grammatical mistakes are made. / The task has been completed.
B The response is effective to some extent. Vocabulary is sometimes varied. Basic grammatical structures are
used correctly. / The task has been completed.
A The response is accurate and the communication is generally effective with a few mistakes. / All ideas have
been identified and most ideas have been well developed.
A Range of vocabulary and grammatical structures are varied and effective. There are no mistakes. / The task
has been completed effectively and all ideas have been well developed.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E07
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SPANISH ADVANCED I
NON-NATIVE
(ELEMENTARY)
Unit Statement: The student will talk about wishes, dreams, and things he/she will do
using quisiera and Future Tense.
5. TSW ask others and respond to where he/she will live, study, what he/she will
have, etc. using the verbs in identify Futuro Simple.
Introduced/Practice Outcomes:
1. The Student Will tell what countries he/she has already visited using Present
Perfect
2. TSW ask others and tell what countries they want to visit using querer +
infinitive.
3. TSW ask others and tell what they wish to do using desear+infinitive.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E08
Copyright © 1988-2015
Suggested Materials:
Viva el español! Adelante John de Mado, Linda West Tibensky McGraw Hill 2005;
Los Trotamundos 2, Fernando Marín, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Colega3, María Luisa Hortelano, Elena G Hortelano, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Colega4, María Luisa Hortelano, Elena G Hortelano, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Chicos Chicas 1, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Chicos Chicas 2, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Pasaporte 1, Matilde Cerrolaza, Óscar Cerrolaza, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Pasaporte 2, Matilde Cerrolaza, Óscar Cerrolaza, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Joven.es 1, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Joven.es 2, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Código ELE 2, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Uso junior avanzado, R. Palencia, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Spanish Foundations Board books,
“Mi Mundo en Palabras” Centro Virtual de Cervantes
Dictionaries;
Picture Cards;
Learning Games;
Cartoons;
Any appropriate Teacher-Created or Teacher-Selected Materials
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E08
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SPANISH ADVANCED I
(ELEMENTARY)
Evaluation Rubric
ESSENTIAL UNIT 8 (E08)
(My Dream World)
(July 2015)
● To receive a ‘B’, the student must show ‘B’ level mastery on ALL Essential Outcomes (TSWs).
● To receive an ‘A’, the student must show ‘A’ level mastery in 1 out of 2 available ‘A’ level
TSWs and ‘B’ level mastery on all of the remaining TSWs.
T SUMMARY ‘A’ LEVEL ‘B’ LEVEL ‘P’ - Comments
S
W
1 The Student Will recall I list geographical names of
geographical names. countries.
5 TSW ask others and See the General I ask others and tell where I
respond to where he/she Assessment Rubrics will live, what I will have,
will live, study, what where I will study etc. using
he/she will have, etc. the verbs in Future Simple.
using the verbs in identify
Futuro Simple.
8 TSW write a text about See the General I write a text about my
his/her future. Assessment Rubrics future.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E08
Copyright © 1988-2015
SPANISH LANGUAGE
(Elementary)
General Assessment Rubrics for oral and written assignments:
(July 2015)
Name: __________________ Date: _______________ Grade: ___________
P Vocabulary is limited and pronunciation is unclear. Some basic grammatical structures are used correctly. /
Interaction is limited. Most questions must be repeated.
B The range of vocabulary is somewhat varied. Basic grammatical structures are used correctly, but
pronunciation generally limits the understanding. / Comprehension and interaction are generally satisfactory.
B Intonations and pronunciation generally facilitate understanding. Some complex grammatical structures are
used correctly. Vocabulary is somewhat varied. / Most responses demonstrate comprehension and provide
appropriate information.
A Pronunciation and intonation are easy to understand. Vocabulary is varied and effective. / Responses
demonstrate comprehension. Appropriate and detailed information is provided.
A The pronunciation is clear and comprehensible. There are no vocabulary and grammatical mistakes. /
Comprehension and interaction are consistent.
P Response is ineffective. Range of vocabulary and grammar structures is very limited. / Task has been partially
completed.
B Vocabulary is somewhat varied. Several grammatical mistakes are made. / The task has been completed.
B The response is effective to some extent. Vocabulary is sometimes varied. Basic grammatical structures are
used correctly. / The task has been completed.
A The response is accurate and the communication is generally effective with a few mistakes. / All ideas have
been identified and most ideas have been well developed.
A Range of vocabulary and grammatical structures are varied and effective. There are no mistakes. / The task
has been completed effectively and all ideas have been well developed.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E08
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SPANISH ADVANCED I
NON-NATIVE
(ELEMENTARY)
Unit Statement: The student will talk about camping and other outdoor activities. All
tenses studied in the course will be reviewed.
3. TSW ask others and respond to what outdoor activities he/she has done using
Present Perfect.
5. TSW compare and contrast outdoor activities of nowadays with last century using
Present and Imperfect.
6. TSW tell what outdoor activities he/she will do using Future Simple.
Introduced/Practice Outcomes:
1. The Student Will listen to the description of landscapes and draw them.
3. TSW make a Venn diagram comparing outdoor activities of nowadays with last
century.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E09
Copyright © 1988-2015
Suggested Materials:
Viva el español! Adelante John de Mado, Linda West Tibensky McGraw Hill 2005;
Los Trotamundos 2, Fernando Marín, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Colega3, María Luisa Hortelano, Elena G Hortelano, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Colega4, María Luisa Hortelano, Elena G Hortelano, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Chicos Chicas 1, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Chicos Chicas 2, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Pasaporte 1, Matilde Cerrolaza, Óscar Cerrolaza, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Pasaporte 2, Matilde Cerrolaza, Óscar Cerrolaza, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Joven.es 1, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Joven.es 2, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Código ELE 2, María Ángeles Palomino, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Uso junior avanzado, R. Palencia, Edelsa, Grupo Didascalia, S.A.;
Spanish Foundations Board books,
“Mi Mundo en Palabras” Centro Virtual de Cervantes
Dictionaries;
Picture Cards;
Learning Games;
Cartoons;
Any appropriate Teacher-Created or Teacher-Selected Materials
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E09
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SPANISH ADVANCED I
(ELEMENTARY)
Evaluation Rubric
ESSENTIAL UNIT 9 (E09)
(Outdoor Activities. Review of Tenses)
(July 2015)
● To receive a ‘B’, the student must show ‘B’ level mastery on ALL Essential Outcomes (TSWs).
● To receive an ‘A’, the student must show ‘A’ level mastery in 1 out of 2 available ‘A’
level TSWs and ‘B’ level mastery on all of the remaining TSWs.
T SUMMARY ‘A’ LEVEL ‘B’ LEVEL ‘P’ - Comments
S
W
1 The Student Will identify I list outdoor activities.
outdoor activities.
5 TSW compare and contrast See the General I compare and contrast
outdoor activities of Assessment Rubrics. outdoor activities of
nowadays with last century nowadays with last century
using Present and using Present and Imperfect.
Imperfect.
8 TSW write a text about See the General I write a text about my
his/her future vacations. Assessment Rubrics. future vacations.
P Vocabulary is limited and pronunciation is unclear. Some basic grammatical structures are used correctly. /
Interaction is limited. Most questions must be repeated.
B The range of vocabulary is somewhat varied. Basic grammatical structures are used correctly, but
pronunciation generally limits the understanding. / Comprehension and interaction are generally satisfactory.
B Intonations and pronunciation generally facilitate understanding. Some complex grammatical structures are
used correctly. Vocabulary is somewhat varied. / Most responses demonstrate comprehension and provide
appropriate information.
A Pronunciation and intonation are easy to understand. Vocabulary is varied and effective. / Responses
demonstrate comprehension. Appropriate and detailed information is provided.
A The pronunciation is clear and comprehensible. There are no vocabulary and grammatical mistakes. /
Comprehension and interaction are consistent.
P Response is ineffective. Range of vocabulary and grammar structures is very limited. / Task has been partially
completed.
B Vocabulary is somewhat varied. Several grammatical mistakes are made. / The task has been completed.
B The response is effective to some extent. Vocabulary is sometimes varied. Basic grammatical structures are
used correctly. / The task has been completed.
A The response is accurate and the communication is generally effective with a few mistakes. / All ideas have
been identified and most ideas have been well developed.
A Range of vocabulary and grammatical structures are varied and effective. There are no mistakes. / The task
has been completed effectively and all ideas have been well developed.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E09
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SPANISH ADVANCED I
NON-NATIVE
(ELEMENTARY)
(Reading)
(July 2015)
Unit Statement: The student will read texts, stories, poems and fairy tales related to the
topics covered in this course and recommended for his/her level.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E10
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Suggested Materials:
Any fiction book of the level A2.2 related to the topics studied in class.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E10
Copyright © 1988-2015
SPANISH ADVANCED I
(ELEMENTARY)
Evaluation Rubric
ESSENTIAL UNIT 10 (E10)
(Reading)
(July 2015)
● To receive a ‘B’, the student must show ‘B’ level mastery on ALL Essential Outcomes (TSWs).
● To receive an ‘A’, the student must show ‘A’ level mastery in 1 out of 2 available ‘A’ level
TSWs and ‘B’ level mastery on all of the remaining TSWs.
●
T SUMMARY ‘A’ LEVEL ‘B’ LEVEL ‘P’ - Comments
S
W
1 The Students Will read I read and understand the
the story with complete story.
understanding.
2 TSW identify the I recognize the vocabulary
vocabulary of the story. for the story.
7 TSW express his/her See the General I tell my opinion about the
opinion about the story. Assessment Rubrics. story.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E10
Copyright © 1988-2015
SPANISH LANGUAGE
(Elementary)
General Assessment Rubrics for oral and written assignments:
(July 2015)
P Vocabulary is limited and pronunciation is unclear. Some basic grammatical structures are used correctly. /
Interaction is limited. Most questions must be repeated.
B The range of vocabulary is somewhat varied. Basic grammatical structures are used correctly, but
pronunciation generally limits the understanding. / Comprehension and interaction are generally satisfactory.
B Intonations and pronunciation generally facilitate understanding. Some complex grammatical structures are
used correctly. Vocabulary is somewhat varied. / Most responses demonstrate comprehension and provide
appropriate information.
A Pronunciation and intonation are easy to understand. Vocabulary is varied and effective. / Responses
demonstrate comprehension. Appropriate and detailed information is provided.
A The pronunciation is clear and comprehensible. There are no vocabulary and grammatical mistakes. /
Comprehension and interaction are consistent.
P Response is ineffective. Range of vocabulary and grammar structures is very limited. / Task has been partially
completed.
B Vocabulary is somewhat varied. Several grammatical mistakes are made. / The task has been completed.
B The response is effective to some extent. Vocabulary is sometimes varied. Basic grammatical structures are
used correctly. / The task has been completed.
A The response is accurate and the communication is generally effective with a few mistakes. / All ideas have
been identified and most ideas have been well developed.
A Range of vocabulary and grammatical structures are varied and effective. There are no mistakes. / The task
has been completed effectively and all ideas have been well developed.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED I EL E10
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COURSE OUTCOMES
SPANISH ADVANCED II
NON-NATIVE
(ELEMENTARY)
(July 2015)
Spanish Advanced II is designed for elementary and upper elementary students with at least
five to six years of academic background in the Spanish language; for students ages seven
through thirteen-years-old. However, twelve & thirteen-year-old students are also eligible to
take Secondary Spanish Course if they are ready to earn Secondary credits which could
impact their grades. The course is centered on the practical application of communication
skills, with an emphasis on the language material used in everyday situations. A variety of
activities, including role-play and educational games, will be employed to develop their
listening and speaking skills. They will participate in group reading and writing and become
acquainted with some cultural features.
This course supports and is aligned to the success orientations, competencies, and knowledge
noted in the QSI Program Outcomes.
Spanish Advanced II consists of ten essential units. This course is divided into Essential
Outcomes and Practiced/Ongoing Skills. The Essential Outcomes must be assessed for
mastery. The Practiced/Ongoing Skills are intended to expose the student to skills that will
be mastered in a future essential unit, engage the student in ongoing and necessary skills, and
to practice the outcomes previously taught.
The normal pace for this course leads to mastery of the ten essential units if is taught five
days a week, during a time appropriate for a non-native Spanish language learner. Those
students who are enrolled in this course two times a week must master five essential units and
those who meet three times a week must master seven essential units. Depending on the
individual school programs, Spanish Advanced II could be allotted two to five periods a week
with a period being a minimum of 45 minutes.
Following is an outline of the Essential Units found in this course. These units are designed
to be taught in order.
E01 – Traveling
E04 – Art
E10 – Reading.
Suggested Materials:
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED II EL CO
Copyright © 1988-2015
SPANISH LANGUAGE
(Elementary)
General Assessment Rubrics for oral and written assignments:
(July 2015)
Name: __________________ Date: _______________ Grade: ___________
P Vocabulary is limited and pronunciation is unclear. Some basic grammatical structures are used correctly. /
Interaction is limited. Most questions must be repeated.
B The range of vocabulary is somewhat varied. Basic grammatical structures are used correctly, but
pronunciation generally limits the understanding. / Comprehension and interaction are generally satisfactory.
B Intonations and pronunciation generally facilitate understanding. Some complex grammatical structures are
used correctly. Vocabulary is somewhat varied. / Most responses demonstrate comprehension and provide
appropriate information.
A Pronunciation and intonation are easy to understand. Vocabulary is varied and effective. / Responses
demonstrate comprehension. Appropriate and detailed information is provided.
A The pronunciation is clear and comprehensible. There are no vocabulary and grammatical mistakes. /
Comprehension and interaction are consistent.
P Response is ineffective. Range of vocabulary and grammar structures is very limited. / Task has been partially
completed.
B Vocabulary is somewhat varied. Several grammatical mistakes are made. / The task has been completed.
B The response is effective to some extent. Vocabulary is sometimes varied. Basic grammatical structures are
used correctly. / The task has been completed.
A The response is accurate and the communication is generally effective with a few mistakes. / All ideas have
been identified and most ideas have been well developed.
A Range of vocabulary and grammatical structures are varied and effective. There are no mistakes. / The task
has been completed effectively and all ideas have been well developed.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED II EL CO
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SPANISH ADVANCED II
NON-NATIVE
(ELEMENTARY)
(Traveling)
(July 2015)
Unit Statement: The student will talk about traveling experience, review different kinds
of transportation, and learn to book a room at a hotel.
1. The Student Will recognize vocabulary related to the transport and traveling.
4. TSW ask and describe what people at the travel agency and hotel were doing using
Past Continuous.
6. TSW apply conditional sentences with an open condition (Si tengo vacaciones en
enero, iré a la República Dominicana) and speak about his/her future trip.
Introduced/Practice Outcomes:
1. The Student Will use interrogatives to ask questions about travelling experience.
3. TSW ask others and tell where he/she will travel and what he/she will do using
verbs in Future Simple.
5. TSW make a visual and tell what people were doing yesterday at different times of
the day using Past Continuous.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED II EL E01
Copyright © 1988-2015
SPANISH ADVANCED II
(ELEMENTARY)
Evaluation Rubric
ESSENTIAL UNIT 1 (E01)
(Traveling)
(July 2015)
● To receive a ‘B’, the student must show ‘B’ level mastery on ALL Essential Outcomes (TSWs).
● To receive an ‘A’, the student must show ‘A’ level mastery in 1 out of 2 available ‘A’ level
TSWs and ‘B’ level mastery on all of the remaining TSWs.
T SUMMARY ‘A’ LEVEL ‘B’ LEVEL ‘P’ - Comments
S
W
1 The Student Will recognize I list vocabulary related to
vocabulary related to the the transport and
transport and traveling. traveling.
8 TSW write a text about See the General I write a text about their
his/her future traveling assessment Rubrics. future traveling.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED II EL E01
Copyright © 1988-2015
SPANISH LANGUAGE
(Elementary)
General Assessment Rubrics for oral and written assignments:
(July 2015)
Name: __________________ Date: _______________ Grade: ___________
P Vocabulary is limited and pronunciation is unclear. Some basic grammatical structures are used correctly. /
Interaction is limited. Most questions must be repeated.
B The range of vocabulary is somewhat varied. Basic grammatical structures are used correctly, but
pronunciation generally limits the understanding. / Comprehension and interaction are generally satisfactory.
B Intonations and pronunciation generally facilitate understanding. Some complex grammatical structures are
used correctly. Vocabulary is somewhat varied. / Most responses demonstrate comprehension and provide
appropriate information.
A Pronunciation and intonation are easy to understand. Vocabulary is varied and effective. / Responses
demonstrate comprehension. Appropriate and detailed information is provided.
A The pronunciation is clear and comprehensible. There are no vocabulary and grammatical mistakes. /
Comprehension and interaction are consistent.
P Response is ineffective. Range of vocabulary and grammar structures is very limited. / Task has been partially
completed.
B Vocabulary is somewhat varied. Several grammatical mistakes are made. / The task has been completed.
B The response is effective to some extent. Vocabulary is sometimes varied. Basic grammatical structures are
used correctly. / The task has been completed.
A The response is accurate and the communication is generally effective with a few mistakes. / All ideas have
been identified and most ideas have been well developed.
A Range of vocabulary and grammatical structures are varied and effective. There are no mistakes. / The task
has been completed effectively and all ideas have been well developed.
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QSI SPANISH ADVANCED II EL E01
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SPANISH ADVANCED II
NON-NATIVE
(ELEMENTARY)
Unit Statement: The student will learn the name of some popular sports, different games and
pastimes; talk about sports he/she plays; talk about pastimes in Spanish-speaking countries.
2. TSW accept or decline someone’s invitation to play explaining the reason with porque.
4. TSW identify forms of Present Subjunctive of some irregular verbs (hacer, tener).
5. TSW explain his/her attitude to sport and hobbies using Es bueno/Es malo/Me gusta
que +Present Subjunctive.
9. TSW write a text about the importance of sport, activities or hobbies using verbs in
Present Subjunctive
Introduced/Practice Outcomes:
1. The Student Will make a collage of weekend sports and hobbies.
3. TSW take a poll of favorite sports and hobbies and report the results of the poll.
4. TSW compare and contrast things that students like to play (jugar, tocar).
6. TSW share opinion of qualities players must have to practice certain sports or
pastimes (tiene que ser..).
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Evaluation Rubric
ESSENTIAL UNIT 2 (E02)
(Kinds of Sports and Activities)
(July 2015)
TSW write a text about the See General Assessment I write a text about the
importance of sport, Rubrics. importance of sport,
9 activities or hobbies using activities or hobbies using
verbs in Present Subjunctive. verbs in Present
Subjunctive.
P Vocabulary is limited and pronunciation is unclear. Some basic grammatical structures are used correctly. /
Interaction is limited. Most questions must be repeated.
B The range of vocabulary is somewhat varied. Basic grammatical structures are used correctly, but
pronunciation generally limits the understanding. / Comprehension and interaction are generally satisfactory.
B Intonations and pronunciation generally facilitate understanding. Some complex grammatical structures are
used correctly. Vocabulary is somewhat varied. / Most responses demonstrate comprehension and provide
appropriate information.
A Pronunciation and intonation are easy to understand. Vocabulary is varied and effective. / Responses
demonstrate comprehension. Appropriate and detailed information is provided.
A The pronunciation is clear and comprehensible. There are no vocabulary and grammatical mistakes. /
Comprehension and interaction are consistent.
P Response is ineffective. Range of vocabulary and grammar structures is very limited. / Task has been partially
completed.
B Vocabulary is somewhat varied. Several grammatical mistakes are made. / The task has been completed.
B The response is effective to some extent. Vocabulary is sometimes varied. Basic grammatical structures are
used correctly. / The task has been completed.
A The response is accurate and the communication is generally effective with a few mistakes. / All ideas have
been identified and most ideas have been well developed.
A Range of vocabulary and grammatical structures are varied and effective. There are no mistakes. / The task
has been completed effectively and all ideas have been well developed.
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SPANISH ADVANCED II
NON-NATIVE
(ELEMENTARY)
Unit Statement: The student will learn historical and cultural facts about capitals and cities
of some Spanish countries.
2. TSW be able to say and write the singular and plural formal affirmative commands of
regular and irregular verbs.
3. TSW identify verbs and expressions needed to explain how to reach a destination.
4. TSW give and follow directions from one specified location to another.
5. TSW place direct object pronouns before conjugated verbs or attached to the
infinitive or affirmative command.
6. TSW read and answer basic questions about an article related to the history of a
Spanish or Latin-American city.
Introduced/Practice Outcomes:
1. The Student Will match Spanish speaking countries with their capitals.
2. TSW draw maps of different Spanish speaking countries and label capitates and cities.
3. TSW draw a plan of the city center and label things on it.
4. TSW make a collage of postcards of different cities of Spanish speaking countries.
5. TSW ask each other about cites they have visited and things they have seen using
Present Perfect.
6. TSW explain where different places in the city are using different prepositions.
7. TSW explain how to get to different places in the city using different commands.
8. TSW match cities with places of interest.
9. TSW recommend visiting different cities using different commands.
10. TSW watch short videos about various cities.
11. TSW write postcards from different cities.
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Evaluation Rubric
ESSENTIAL UNIT 3 (E03)
(Capital and Cities)
(July 2015)
Name: __________________ Date: _______________ Grade: ___________
● To receive a ‘B’, the student must show ‘B’ level mastery on ALL Essential Outcomes (TSWs).
● To receive an ‘A’, the student must show ‘A’ level mastery in 1 out of 2 available ‘A’ level TSWs
and ‘B’ level mastery on all of the remaining TSWs.
T SUMMARY ‘A’ LEVEL ‘B’ LEVEL ‘P’ - Comments
S
W
1 The Student Will identify I list common places in a
common places in a Hispanic Hispanic community and a
community and a city vocabulary city vocabulary
(el Zócalo, la plaza, la glorieta).
2 TSW be able to say and write the I am able to say and write
singular and plural formal the singular and plural
affirmative commands of regular formal affirmative
and irregular verbs. commands of regular and
irregular verbs.
5 TSW place direct object See the General I place direct object
pronouns before conjugated verbs Assessment Rubrics. pronouns before conjugated
or attached to the infinitive or verbs or attached to the
affirmative command. infinitive or affirmative
command.
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SPANISH LANGUAGE
(Elementary)
General Assessment Rubrics for oral and written assignments:
(July 2015)
Name: __________________ Date: _______________ Grade: ___________
P Vocabulary is limited and pronunciation is unclear. Some basic grammatical structures are used correctly. /
Interaction is limited. Most questions must be repeated.
B The range of vocabulary is somewhat varied. Basic grammatical structures are used correctly, but
pronunciation generally limits the understanding. / Comprehension and interaction are generally satisfactory.
B Intonations and pronunciation generally facilitate understanding. Some complex grammatical structures are
used correctly. Vocabulary is somewhat varied. / Most responses demonstrate comprehension and provide
appropriate information.
A Pronunciation and intonation are easy to understand. Vocabulary is varied and effective. / Responses
demonstrate comprehension. Appropriate and detailed information is provided.
A The pronunciation is clear and comprehensible. There are no vocabulary and grammatical mistakes. /
Comprehension and interaction are consistent.
P Response is ineffective. Range of vocabulary and grammar structures is very limited. / Task has been partially
completed.
B Vocabulary is somewhat varied. Several grammatical mistakes are made. / The task has been completed.
B The response is effective to some extent. Vocabulary is sometimes varied. Basic grammatical structures are
used correctly. / The task has been completed.
A The response is accurate and the communication is generally effective with a few mistakes. / All ideas have
been identified and most ideas have been well developed.
A Range of vocabulary and grammatical structures are varied and effective. There are no mistakes. / The task
has been completed effectively and all ideas have been well developed.
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NON-NATIVE
(ELEMENTARY)
(Art)
(July 2015)
Unit Statement: The student will discuss art and artists, describe and analyze famous works
of art.
5. TSW ask and tell about last visit to the art gallery or museum using Past Tense.
Introduced/Practice Outcomes:
3. TSW tell what people on the painting are doing using Continuous.
4. TSW give familiar singular and plural commands to create a piece of art.
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SPANISH ADVANCED II
(ELEMENTARY)
Evaluation Rubric
ESSENTIAL UNIT 4 (E04)
(Art)
(July 2015)
5 TSW ask and tell about See the General I ask and tell about my
last visit to the art gallery Assessment Rubrics last visit to the art gallery
or museum using Past or museum using Past
Tense. Tense.
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SPANISH LANGUAGE
(Elementary)
General Assessment Rubrics for oral and written assignments:
(July 2015)
P Vocabulary is limited and pronunciation is unclear. Some basic grammatical structures are used correctly. /
Interaction is limited. Most questions must be repeated.
B The range of vocabulary is somewhat varied. Basic grammatical structures are used correctly, but
pronunciation generally limits the understanding. / Comprehension and interaction are generally satisfactory.
B Intonations and pronunciation generally facilitate understanding. Some complex grammatical structures are
used correctly. Vocabulary is somewhat varied. / Most responses demonstrate comprehension and provide
appropriate information.
A Pronunciation and intonation are easy to understand. Vocabulary is varied and effective. / Responses
demonstrate comprehension. Appropriate and detailed information is provided.
A The pronunciation is clear and comprehensible. There are no vocabulary and grammatical mistakes. /
Comprehension and interaction are consistent.
P Response is ineffective. Range of vocabulary and grammar structures is very limited. / Task has been partially
completed.
B Vocabulary is somewhat varied. Several grammatical mistakes are made. / The task has been completed.
B The response is effective to some extent. Vocabulary is sometimes varied. Basic grammatical structures are
used correctly. / The task has been completed.
A The response is accurate and the communication is generally effective with a few mistakes. / All ideas have
been identified and most ideas have been well developed.
A Range of vocabulary and grammatical structures are varied and effective. There are no mistakes. / The task
has been completed effectively and all ideas have been well developed.
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