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Curriculum: Spanish as a Second Language (Grades 4-6)

Unit 1: Introduction to Spanish Lesson 1: Greetings and Introductions Objective: Students will be able to greet and introduce themselves in Spanish.

Assessment: Oral assessment - Students will take turns greeting and introducing themselves to a partner.

Lesson 2: Numbers 1-10 Objective: Students will be able to count from 1 to 10 in Spanish.

Assessment: Written assessment - Students will complete a worksheet where they write the Spanish word for each number.

Lesson 3: Colors Objective: Students will be able to identify and name basic colors in Spanish.

Assessment: Visual assessment - Students will match Spanish color words to corresponding color swatches.

Project: Create a Colorful Poster Objective: Students will create a poster displaying different colors in Spanish, along with their corresponding objects.

Rubric: - Correctly labeled colors: 4 points - Neatness and creativity: 3 points - Use of Spanish vocabulary: 3 points

Unit 2: Everyday Life Lesson 1: Family Members Objective: Students will be able to identify and describe family members in Spanish.

Assessment: Oral assessment - Students will describe their family members using Spanish vocabulary.

Lesson 2: Daily Routine Objective: Students will be able to talk about their daily routine in Spanish.

Assessment: Written assessment - Students will write a short paragraph describing their daily routine in Spanish.

Lesson 3: Food and Drinks Objective: Students will be able to identify and name common food and drinks in Spanish.

Assessment: Visual assessment - Students will match Spanish food and drink words to corresponding images.

Project: Create a Menu Objective: Students will create a menu in Spanish, including different food and drink items.

Rubric: - Correctly labeled food and drink items: 4 points - Neatness and creativity: 3 points - Use of Spanish vocabulary: 3 points

Unit 3: Around the World Lesson 1: Countries and Nationalities Objective: Students will be able to identify and name different countries and nationalities in Spanish.

Assessment: Written assessment - Students will complete a worksheet where they match countries with their corresponding nationalities in Spanish.

Lesson 2: Landmarks and Geography Objective: Students will be able to identify and describe famous landmarks and geographical features in Spanish.

Assessment: Oral assessment - Students will describe a famous landmark or geographical feature using Spanish vocabulary.

Lesson 3: Holidays and Celebrations Objective: Students will be able to identify and describe different holidays and celebrations in Spanish.

Assessment: Visual assessment - Students will match Spanish holiday and celebration words to corresponding images.

Project: Create a Travel Brochure Objective: Students will create a travel brochure in Spanish, highlighting a specific country and its attractions.

Rubric: - Correctly labeled landmarks and geographical features: 4 points - Neatness and creativity: 3 points - Use of Spanish vocabulary: 3 points

Note: This curriculum is a general outline and can be adjusted based on the specific needs and abilities of the students. The assessments, answer keys, projects, and rubrics provided are just examples and can be modified as necessary.

Curriculum: Spanish as a Second Language (Grades 4-6)

Unit 1: Introduction to Spanish Lesson 1: Greetings and Introductions Objective: Students will be able to greet and introduce themselves in Spanish, and engage in basic conversations.

Assessment: Oral assessment - Students will engage in a role-play activity where they greet and introduce themselves to a partner, and ask and answer basic questions.

Lesson 2: Numbers and Math Objective: Students will be able to count from 1 to 100 in Spanish, and perform basic math operations.

Assessment: Written assessment - Students will complete a worksheet where they write the Spanish word for each number, and solve math problems using Spanish numbers.

Lesson 3: Colors and Art Objective: Students will be able to identify and name a variety of colors in Spanish, and create artwork using those colors.

Assessment: Visual assessment - Students will create a piece of artwork using different colors in Spanish, and explain their choices in a short paragraph.

Project: Cultural Collage Objective: Students will create a collage using images and symbols representing Spanish-speaking countries, and write captions in Spanish describing each element.

Rubric: - Correct use of greetings and introductions: 4 points - Accuracy in counting and math operations: 4 points - Creativity and use of colors in artwork: 3 points - Use of Spanish vocabulary and grammar: 3 points

Unit 2: Everyday Life Lesson 1: Family and Relationships Objective: Students will be able to describe family relationships, talk about family activities, and discuss personal relationships in Spanish.

Assessment: Oral assessment - Students will participate in a group discussion about family and relationships, using appropriate vocabulary and grammar.

Lesson 2: Daily Routine and Time Objective: Students will be able to describe their daily routine, tell time, and discuss schedules in Spanish.

Assessment: Written assessment - Students will write a diary entry in Spanish, describing their daily routine and activities, and include the time for each activity.

Lesson 3: Food, Health, and Nutrition Objective: Students will be able to discuss food, health, and nutrition topics in Spanish, and make healthy food choices.

Assessment: Role-play assessment - Students will participate in a restaurant scenario, where they order food, ask for recommendations, and discuss dietary preferences and restrictions.

Project: Healthy Recipe Book Objective: Students will create a recipe book in Spanish, featuring healthy recipes from different Spanish-speaking countries, and include nutritional information.

Rubric: - Accuracy and fluency in discussing family and relationships: 4 points - Correct use of time expressions and vocabulary: 4 points - Effective communication in the role-play scenario: 3 points - Use of Spanish vocabulary, grammar, and cultural knowledge: 3 points

Unit 3: Around the World Lesson 1: Geography and Travel Objective: Students will be able to identify and describe geographical features, countries, and cities in Spanish, and discuss travel plans.

Assessment: Written assessment - Students will complete a worksheet where they label a map with Spanish names of countries, cities, and geographical features.

Lesson 2: Culture and Traditions Objective: Students will be able to discuss cultural traditions, customs, and celebrations in Spanish, and compare them to their own culture.

Assessment: Oral presentation - Students will research and present on a specific cultural tradition or celebration from a Spanish-speaking country, using appropriate vocabulary and cultural knowledge.

Lesson 3: Literature and Legends Objective: Students will be able to read and analyze short stories, legends, or poems from Spanish-speaking countries, and discuss their themes and cultural significance.

Assessment: Written analysis - Students will write a short essay analyzing a literary text, discussing its themes, cultural context, and personal interpretation.

Project: Cultural Fair Objective: Students will organize a cultural fair, where they showcase different aspects of Spanish-speaking countries, such as food, music, dance, art, and traditions.

Rubric: - Accuracy and detail in labeling the map: 4 points - Clarity and depth in the oral presentation: 4 points - Critical thinking and analysis in the written essay: 3 points - Cultural authenticity and creativity in the cultural fair: 3 points

Note: This curriculum is designed to challenge and engage students in grades 4-6. The assessments, answer keys, projects, and rubrics provided are examples and can be adjusted based on the specific needs and abilities of the students.

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