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Teacher:Maria D. CruzEmail: senoracruz@ maria.d.cruz@Subject:Spanish IIWebpage:spanishgeckos. Room:B110School year:2015-2016Contact # 300-3121Periods: 5th and 6thCourse Description:This is a continuation to Spanish I and is intended to further students understanding of grammar, sentence structure and to further develop conversation skills as well as an understanding and appreciation of other Spanish countries. Students will gain understanding through monthly projects, videos, music, cooking labs, internet projects and other vehicles deemed necessary for this class. We will also try to have pen-pals and chat hopefully through Skype or via regular mail.Course Goals: The goal of this course is to continue and build on what was learned in Spanish I. This is a continuation and will cover the basics in communications not only by speaking but by gaining reading, writing and listening skills as a review. Students will learn past tense and will be able to discuss things in present and the past tenses. By the end of this course students will be able to introduce themselves, ask about others, and write short introduction letters to pen pals or others using both present and past tenses. There will be monthly projects, frequent internet access will be required and a video project will be due.Content Standards:Standard 1: Students will engage in conversations to express ideas and feelings, to provide and obtain information, and to exchangeopinions.Standard 2: Students will understand and interpret written and spoken ideas and information on a variety of topics.Standard 3: Students will write and speak on a variety of topics to present information, concepts, and ideas to an audience.Cultures and Connections—Gain Knowledge and Understanding of Other Cultures, Connect With Other Disciplines and AcquireInformationStandard 4: Students will demonstrate an understanding of the traditions, perspectives, practices, and products of the parisons—Develop Insight Into the Nature of Language and CultureStandard 5: Students will demonstrate understanding of the nature of language through comparisons of the target language and munities—Participate in Multilingual Communities at Home and Around the WorldStandard 6: Students will use the language both within and beyond the school setting.1st Semester (Each unit consist of two lessons) Projects: Hispanic heritage, Día de los Muertos, NavidadPrelim lesson:Review of Spanish 1, definite and indefinite articles. Verbs Gustar, Ser, Tener and Estar. Introductions, adjectives, places and daily routines.Unidad 1: Direct and indirect object pronouns, Review of Ar verbs, preterite of ir, ser, hacer, ver and dar. Study of Costa RicaUnidad 2: Sports and health, preterite of er and ir verbs. Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns, reflexive verbs, present progressive. Study of ArgentinaUnidad 3: Present tense of irregular yo verbs, pronouns after prepositions, irregular preterite, preterite of ir stem changing verbs. Study of Puerto Rico2nd Semester Projects: Festivals and end of year video.Unidad 4: Imperfect tense, preterite and imperfect, preterite of -car, -gar, -zar verbs.Study of Mexico.Unidad 5: Usted/ustedes commands, pronoun placement with commands, affirmative and negative words and double object pronouns. Study of Espa?a.Unidad 6: Affirmative tú commands. Negative tú commands. Subjunctive in the present. Study of the Estados Unidos.***The above schedule may be altered as needed.***Textbook:We will be using Avancemos 2. There is enough for each student to have a book assigned to them but it must be kept in class. If they want to take it home to finish an assignment then they will have to sign it out. Should the book be lost or damaged then the student or parent/guardian will be held responsible for the textbook and must pay $112.73 to replace the book or purchase one online. These textbooks are brand new. Students and Parents are also able to go to as another source which has many of the lessons and practice that we use in class. ***If book is not returned, student will receive a citizenship grade of U.Materials:Students are required to use blue or black ink pen for any work that is turned in or for test. No other color will be accepted for work that is to be turned in. For class work and journals pencil or any color is acceptable.A binder or section of binder with loose leaf-paper or a folder with paper is fine.A composition notebook for journal entries that will be kept at school or any journal as long as it is not wire bound. A Spanish/English dictionary is strongly recommended. Test and make-ups:Only blue or black ink pen are allowed for test or quizzes otherwise test will receive a ZERO. Your student number (issued by me at the beginning of semester or upon entering my class) must appear on all work turned in to me otherwise ten (10) points will be deducted from test/quiz. You will only be allowed to make up test, quizzes or projects with an excused absence (admit slip) Missed test or quizzes will receive the grade that is received on next test. Should two consecutive tests be missed the first one will receive a ZERO (0) unless accompanied by a Doctor’s note. Projects and presentations must be made up or presented as soon as student returns or a Zero will be given. Remember that it is your responsibility to get missed assignments or work, you can email me should you have any questions. Also all work is posted on board in class and kept there for a minimum of one week so there should be no reason that you do not know what is due. Absence is not an excuse to not turn in work. All work assigned is due regardless of whether or not you are in class. . I give plenty time to get projects done so there is no reason to not turn in by the due date. DO NOT PROCRASTINATE!!!!Classroom Rules:Arrive on time, with required materials and ready to work. On time means when first bell rings. Keep in mind that three (3) unexcused tardies per quarter will result in a citizenship grade of U.When absent it is your responsibility to give me your admit slips. Three unexcused absences will result in a citizenship of U.Treat others and everything in the classroom with respect.No gum chewing. If you are caught with gum I will have you scrape gum from all desk for five (5) minutes during lunch. After the 3rd offense a grade of U will be given for the quarter. Continuous violation of this rule will result in referral to discipline office.Remember that I dismiss you not the bell.Students must participate in all activities.Only Spanish work will be worked on during class any other work will be confiscated.All school rules apply in classroom please refer to student handbook.Since this is a Spanish class, students will be expected to communicate in Spanish unless given permission to speak English. Points will be deducted for each time student is caught speaking English. (I understand that they are learning but effort is a must).NO CELL PHONES, NOT SEEN NOR HEARD, NO EXCUSES (That means you cannot use to check time or as a calculator or anything else.)Cell phones are not allowed unless permission is given by me to work on classwork. Once bell rings I do not want to see your cell phone. NO EXCUSES, not even to see what time it is or to use as a calculator. The first time I see your cell phone, I will have you put it in a Ziploc bag where I will put your name and date on it, this will be your warning. The 2nd time, I will again collect and have you put in Ziploc and I will call your parent. (For the first and second offense, I will return your phone at the end of the class). The 3rd time will result in the cellphone being confiscated and turned in to the discipline office along with a discipline referral.Students will sign in each day into my log book. If I am absent and the substitute gives you a sign in sheet, you must still sign into the Log book for your period.Grading and Attendance:All work (test, quiz, class work, presentations and homework) carry the same weight and grade will be an average of the above after I have dropped one low grade.Scale: A 90-100B 80-89C 70-79D 60-69F 59 and below** CHEATING OR COPYING: Cheating will not be tolerated. If caught cheating, you will receive a ZERO (0) and will be referred to an administrator.Copying: I encourage my students to work together but please do your own work. If I find that you have copied then you will also share the grade. If two copy then the grade will be divided by two, if three copy then grade will be divided by three…***Please keep in mind the policy on NC (no credit). Refer to student handbook for further information.Extra Credit:I usually do not give extra credit work since I drop one grade per semester and points are awarded at various times through year such as volunteer work, participation in school activities and so forth. Should I decide to offer any extra credit projects, it will only be for those who are not missing any assignments or work. Extra credit is to be used to help boost your grade and not to make up for missing work.Service Learning: Public law 30-53 Mandates service learning as a requirement for high school graduation. Students are required to accumulate a total of 75 hours throughout their high school years. In our class we will be participating in cultural exchange with students from Japan and students in Spanish will be required to participate in at least one of these cultural exchanges. Before the exchange they will create a mini lesson (teach the exchange students a dance, how to make a pi?ata for example, how to make a taco or quesadilla, how to introduce themselves or teach them a song) the students will plan ahead and get approval from me first.Please check the following website for other service learning projects available on Guam. Final Thoughts:I look forward to working with all of you (parents and students). My class is always open to visits but please get pass from the office. If you should have any questions please contact me at school or via email on top of this syllabus. Parents also should request Parent Portal log in from the office. The Parent Portal allows you to see your child’s grades, assignments and attendance for all classes. We also have implemented a time for those who need tutoring GI-WII. I am also in my class during most breaks and lunch and students can come see me during those times also if they need help. Student Name:__________________________Period:___________________I have read the syllabus and I understand what is expected of my in this course. I understand the classroom rules and procedures provided by my teacher as well as those listed in the student handbook. Should I fail to uphold these rules, I understand and accept the consequences of my actions. Syllabus will be updated as needed.Student Signature: ________________________Date: ___________________I have read and discussed the syllabus with my child. I understand what is expected of him/ her in this class. I also understand that if book is stolen, lost or damaged it must be replaced or paid for. Parent/ Guardian: _________________________Date: ___________________CONTACT NUMBER AND EMAIL: _________________________________Date returned: ____________________________Book Number:__________________________Date book returned: _______________________ Condition: _______________Comments: ................
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