bienvenidos a la clase de español 2014
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BienvenidosSPANISH I,II,III ,Exploratory
O’NealRoom 161
CourseDescription and objectives
Spanish I is a beginning course. You will learn basic vocabulary and the uses of three tenses and some expression. You will read, speak and understand the language at beginning level.
Spanish II is an intermediate course. You will learn five to eight tenses and more expressions.
Spanish III is an advance course. You will review tenses and expressions . The course will focus in develop your speaking , reading and writing skills.
CourseDescription and objectives
Spanish Exploratory is a course design to 6th through 8th
graders. You will learn seventeen and more vocabularies. This course approach some tenses and expressions.
This course will use Voces e-textbooks and En español1a,1b.
The course will focus in recognition and understanding of the language at elementary level.
Materials,fees, and other purchases
Book /e-textbooks
Workbook/Notebook
English/Spanish dictionary
Pen, pencil
Standard 3- ring binder for Spanish only
Book -501 Spanish verbs for Spanish II,III
$20.00 Spanish fee, due Monday August 18
Rules, classroom procedures
Attendance
Tests: Every Monday and Friday
Make up tests: Tuesday and Thursdays
Deadlines: assignments are due at the beginning of class.
HS-Grading
week tests points
1st 2 200
2nd 2 200
3rd 2 200
4th 2 200
5th 2 200
6th
7th
8th
9th
2
2
2
2
200
200
200
200
MS-Grading
Week tests Points
1st 1 100
2nd 1 100
3rd 1 100
4th 1 100
5th 1 100
6th 1 100
7th 1 100
8th 1 100
9th 1 100
Grading continued
Homework every second Thursday.
Class work, all work done in class is worth points.
Participation and behavior
100 pts
100 pts
100pts
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300 pts
Grading Scale
Letter grade Percentage Quality Points
A 93-100 4
B 85-92 3
C 75-84 2
D 67-74 1
F 66-bellow 0
Bonus Points and projects
Sticker 1pt
“Busca-palabras” 5pts
Projects: Famous Spanish people and languages of the world. 200 pts.
ProjectsHispanic Heritage sept.-oct.
Foreign Language Projects
Pinata , Salsa workshop
Spanish Club
Spanish Club
Objectives : Spanish Club at MSA East seeks to provide students with an abundance of opportunities to be immersed in the Spanish language and in the Hispanic culture. We support the MSA East Spanish Department by attending their events as well as providing opportunities for cultural credit for Spanish students. There will be activities consist of: meetings, regular social gatherings , field trips and volunteer opportunities or with community organizations that focus on the Hispanic community .
Dues: $20.00 that include T-shirt
Field Trips
England , France , Spain trip
Requirements:
Be enroll in Spanish Class or
Hold Spanish club membership
Be in outstand students with out any disciplinary issues.
Teacher recommendation
Paid EF - registration fee
See web site:
http://www.eftours.com/tour-website/1442630JR?utm_source=link&utm_medium=RC&utm_campaign=sharetrip
Classroom rules
Be in your assigned seat when the bell rings.
Listen and follow the instructions the first time they are given.
No personal grooming during class.
Chewing gum is prohibited
No food and drinks in classroom
If rules are not followed:
Parents will be contacted
Lunch detention
5 points will be deducted from the grade.
After second time referral will be given.
Classroom rules
Classroom routine
Beginning of the period: Be in your assigned seat before the bell rings, open your notebook, book and review vocabulary . Any other day review your notes and be ready for bonus questions.
During lectures: listen to the teacher, take notes. If you have any questions referring to the topic, raise your hand; this indicates “I have a question.” Any other question must wait until lecture is finished.
To obtain teacher's attention, one must use sign language:
By raising a full open hand your intentions are signed as, “I wish to answer the question” “I have a question “or “ I wish to speak.” Please do not say the answer unless you are called upon.
Nobody is allowed to move from your assigned seat with out my permission.
Turning in Papers
Students should pass papers, work books, bingo cards, from front to back. The first person in the lane is responsible for the collection of papers, work books, etc.
Leaving the classroom
No one is allow to leave the classroom without my permission.
Students will not be allow to return to lockers for forgotten material.
Restroom Pass or hall pass: You must say it in Spanish: “Puedo ir al bano ,por favor” “Puedo ir a tomar agua ,porfavor”.
End of the period: The teacher will dismiss the class, not the bell.
When you are absent
Look at your syllabus (see teacher website)
For any extra worksheets, you must come early in the day or after school.
Look in the class packet book for any worksheets .
Please do not ask me for anything after I have started the class lecture.
Tentative Schedule
See syllabus for projects and homework dates.
See teacher web-site:
Return letter of understanding- course
requirements Signature of the student
Signature of the parent or guardian.
Senora O’NealI am native from Peru and I have been teaching for twenty eight years. I hold a Bachelor ‘s degree in Art from Lima, Peru; B.G.S Humanities from Louisiana College, an Alternative Certification for Education-Spanish from Louisiana College, Master’s Degree in Spanish from Saint Louis University in Missouri-Madrid Campus.
Personal lifeI have been married to Randall O’Neal for 33 years. I have three daughters. Sandra, Carolyn and Linda.
My daughtersMy oldest daughter is a nurse .
My middle daughter is a lawyer.
My youngest daughter is a senior at Louisiana State University.
My Goal
I believe that language is the key to understand different cultures and that through communication we can bring peace to the world.
Lastly, I would like to assure you that your goal will be acquired with practice and perseverance.
We will walk together as a team, and as instructor and partner.
Sara O’Neal Educational Philosophy
I believe that children are the future of the society and that they play a very important part in the development of a new humanity in the world. Every child has a potential and have something special and unique that make them different individuals. I believe that every child have the ability of learn. To accomplish these believes, I will focus my teaching in tree elements: knowledge acquisitions, development of their individuality and cultivate in them the respect for things, people and all the culture.
If you need help ,please let me know.
Sign in my appointment book
in the classroom , send me an e-mail