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CIS Spanish 2019-2020 CEQ: HOW DO I COMMUNICATE IN SPANISH? WHAT KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING CAN I GAIN ABOUT HISPANIC CULTURE? HOW DOES SPANISH CONNECT WITH OTHER CLASSES I TAKE? HOW DOES THE HISPANIC LANGUAGE AND CULTURE CONNECT TO MY OWN? HOW DO I USE SPANISH IN THE COMMUNITY? CIS-A (Trimester 1) Realidades 3: Para Empezar Mi vida diaria y Días especiales Content Skills Learning Targets Assessment Resources & Technology UEQ: Do I remember how to talk about my daily routine? Do I remember how to talk about my likes and dislikes? Do I remember how to talk about what I do in my free time? Do I remember how to talk about what I do to help out at home. September (Week 1-2) A. Daily routines, pastimes and household chores. (R3, Para Empezar-Mi vida diaria/Días especiales) A1. reflexive verbs A2. verbs like gustar A3. vocabulary A4. present tense irregular verbs and stem-changing verbs. A. Daily routines, pastimes and household chores. Use reflexive verbs in the present tense to talk about daily routine. Use verbs like gustar in the present tense to talk about pastimes and household chores. Learn and use vocabulary to talk about daily routines, pastimes and household chores. Use present tense irregular verbs and stem-changing verbs to talk about household chores. This was a quick review the first week or so. A. Daily routines, pastimes and household chores. LT 1: I can recall and use irregular verbs, gustar-like verbs, reflexive verbs, and stem-changing verbs in: a) writing assignments b) reading assignments c) listening assignments d) speaking assignments LT 2: I can use chore, routing, and pastime vocabulary to explain daily life. A. Daily routines, pastimes and household chores. CSA: Exam-Para Empezar CFA/CSA: Personal essay-Mi vida diaria (written, recorded and small group verbal presentation) (R3, pg 14) FA: Lesson Quizzes A. Daily routines, pastimes and household chores. Realidades 3 - Para Empezar Student textbook Student workbook Audio CD Video DVD Clip Art CIS Curriculum Map 2019-2020

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CIS Spanish 2019-2020 CEQ:  

● HOW DO I COMMUNICATE IN SPANISH?  ● WHAT KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING CAN I GAIN ABOUT HISPANIC CULTURE?  ● HOW DOES SPANISH CONNECT WITH OTHER CLASSES I TAKE?  ● HOW DOES THE HISPANIC LANGUAGE AND CULTURE CONNECT TO MY OWN?  ● HOW DO I USE SPANISH IN THE COMMUNITY? 

 

CIS-A (Trimester 1) Realidades 3: Para Empezar Mi vida diaria y Días especiales 

Content  Skills  Learning Targets  Assessment  Resources & Technology 

UEQ:  

● Do I remember how to 

talk about my daily 

routine?  

● Do I remember how 

to talk about my likes 

and dislikes?  

● Do I remember how to 

talk about what I do in 

my free time?  

● Do I remember how to 

talk about what I do to 

help out at home. 

 

September (Week 1-2) 

A. Daily routines, pastimes 

and household chores.  (R3, 

Para Empezar-Mi vida 

diaria/Días especiales) 

     A1. reflexive verbs 

    A2. verbs like gustar 

     A3. vocabulary 

     A4. present tense irregular 

verbs and stem-changing 

verbs. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A.  Daily routines, pastimes 

and household chores. 

● Use reflexive verbs in the 

present tense to talk 

about daily routine. 

● Use verbs like gustar in 

the present tense to talk 

about pastimes and 

household chores. 

● Learn and use vocabulary 

to talk about  daily 

routines, pastimes and 

household chores. 

● Use present tense 

irregular verbs and 

stem-changing verbs to 

talk about household 

chores. 

This was a quick review the 

first week or so. 

 

 

 

 

A.  Daily routines, 

pastimes and household 

chores. 

 

LT 1: I can recall and use 

irregular verbs, gustar-like 

verbs, reflexive verbs, and 

stem-changing verbs in: 

a) writing assignments 

b) reading 

assignments 

c) listening 

assignments 

d) speaking 

assignments 

  

LT 2: I can use chore, 

routing, and pastime 

vocabulary to explain daily 

life.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A.  Daily routines, pastimes 

and household chores.   

CSA: Exam-Para Empezar 

 

CFA/CSA: Personal essay-Mi 

vida diaria (written, 

recorded and small group 

verbal presentation) (R3, pg 

14) 

 

FA: Lesson Quizzes 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A.  Daily routines, pastimes 

and household chores. 

 

Realidades 3 - Para Empezar 

● Student textbook 

● Student workbook 

● Audio CD 

● Video DVD 

● Clip Art 

 

 

 

   CIS Curriculum Map 2019-2020

CIS-A (Trimester 1) Novel Reading (Hasta La Sepultura) 

Content  Skills  Learning Targets  Assessment  Resources & Technology 

 

 

B. Novel Reading  (Hasta La Sepultura)  

The book was started the 

second week and continued 

throughout the trimester. 

 

 

 

 

B. Novel Reading  (Hasta La Sepultura) ● Read a Spanish novel 

● Learn of historical 

components of Spain and 

its culture and influence 

throughout Europe and 

Latin America. 

 

 

B. Novel Reading  (Hasta La Sepultura)  

LT 1: I can read and 

understand a novel in 

Spanish. 

LT 2: I know basic history 

about Spain and its 

influence on Europe and 

Latin America. 

LT 3: I know basic 

information on superstitions 

and beliefs in Spain and 

Latin America. 

 

B. Novel Reading  (Hasta La Sepultura)  

CFA: Worksheets 

 

CSA: Trimester 1 final has 

some questions on it related 

to Hasta La Sepultura (or are 

on various tests/quizzes 

throughout the tri depending 

on the chapters we have 

completed) 

 

 

B. Novel Reading  (Hasta La Sepultura)  

Each chapter has several 

worksheets and 

PowerPoint/SmartBoard 

documents. 

 

Teachers manual for book. 

 

    

CIS Curriculum Map 2019-2020

CIS-A (Trimester 1) Realidades 3: Capítulo 1 Días Inolvidables 

Content  Skills  Learning Targets  Assessment  Resources & Technology 

 

 

September (Week 3-4) 

 

UEQ: 

Can I talk about a camping or 

outdoor trip, a vacation or a 

competitive event, describe 

things that occurred or were 

already on-going when other 

events occurred? 

 

C. Camping & Competitive Events Unit-Días Inolvidables (R3, Ch.1) ❖ Camping, outdoor & 

competition vocabulary 

❖ Review of preterit and 

imperfect 

 

 

C. Camping & Competitive Events Unit-Días Inolvidables (R3, Ch.1)  

● Understand and narrate 

events in the imperfect 

and preterite that 

occurred in an outdoor 

(camping or other) 

setting. 

● Review discussing 

accidents/incidents 

involving storms and/or 

nature. 

● Describe a visit to a 

national park or other 

outdoor location 

● Talk about school 

competitions 

● Express emotions 

regarding the outcome 

of an event 

 

 

C. Camping & Competitive Events Unit-Días Inolvidables (R3, Ch.1))  

LT1: I can recall and apply 

camping, nature and 

competitive event 

vocabulary to written, 

listening, reading and 

verbal activities. 

LT2: I can describe and 

explain a past camping 

trip or outdoor 

experience.  

LT 3: I can conjugate verbs 

in the preterite and 

imperfect tenses 

properly. 

LT 4: I can identify, 

conjugate and use 

orthographic i-->y, 

stem-changing, and 

irregular preterite verbs 

in sentences. 

LT5: I can compose an 

email response to a 

career opportunity. 

LT 6: I can describe 

competitive events. 

LT7: I know and can explain 

the importance of “El 

Camino de Santiago”. 

C. Camping & Competitive Events Unit-Días Inolvidables (R3, Ch.1)  

CFA: Vocab and verb quizzes 

 

CSA: Realidades 3 Chapter 1 

Primera Vista 1 & 2 (with 

vocab of competitions) 

 

CFA/CSA: Email response to 

a career opportunity 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

C. Camping & Competitive Events Unit-Días Inolvidables (R3, Ch.1)  

R3 C1 Primera Vista 1 & 2 

resources: vocab, listening 

activities, workbook, textbook 

activities of camping/story 

narration. 

 

Grammar Review, p. 16-19, 30, 

31, 33, 42, 44 

 

Required Reading on "El 

Camino de Santiago" p. 48-49 

(Smartboard file) 

 

Optional/Recommended 

Stars in the South, p. 29  

National Park, p. 27, 35 

Desert Rain, p. 34 

Rafting Río Maipo, p.31 

Himno del Barcelona, p. 46 

Lectura p. 54-57 

 

   

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CIS-A (Trimester 1) Realidades 3: Capítulo 2 ¿Cómo te expresas? 

Content  Skills  Learning Targets  Assessment  Resources & Technology 

October (Week 1-2)  

UEQ: 

Can I discuss famous artists, 

poets, musicians and their 

art in Spanish? 

 

D. Artists, Musicians, Poets-¿Cómo te expresas? (R3, C2) ❖ Artists: e.j. Picasso 

(Guernica), Goya, 

Velaquez, Botero, Dalí, 

Diego Rivera, Frida, Miró, 

Zapata 

❖ Music: e.j. Juanes, 

Selena, Shakira, Juan Luis 

Guerra, Thalia, Celia 

Cruz  

❖ Poets: e.j. Pablo Neruda, 

Becquer 

❖ Art, Music vocabulary 

❖ Imperfect vs. Preterite 

 

 

D. Artists, Musicians, Poets-¿Cómo te expresas? (R3, C2) ● Read and discuss the art 

of Spanish speaking artists 

● Listen to, translate and 

interpret musical pieces  

● Discuss the historical and 

cultural contexts 

surrounding art and music 

from Spanish speaking 

countries 

● Translate and interpret a 

poem 

● Give an opinion of a work 

of art 

 

 

 

 

D. Artists, Musicians, Poets-¿Cómo te expresas? (R3, C2) LT1: I can use art vocabulary 

to describe various 

paintings and murals by 

famous Spanish-speaking 

artists. 

LT 2: I can identify the art 

from several Spanish 

speaking artists, poets and 

musicians.  

LT 3: I can discuss and 

describe the historical and 

cultural aspects of artists, 

poets, and musicians. 

LT4: I can use verbs in the 

preterite and imperfect 

tenses correctly. 

 

 

D. Artists, Musicians, Poets-¿Cómo te expresas? (R3, C2)  

 

CSA: R3, Ch2 exam 

CFA: R3, Ch2 vocab and verb 

quiz 

CFA: Group presentation on 

artist 

 

 

 

D. Artists, Musicians, Poets-¿Cómo te expresas? (R3, C2) R3, C2 vocab, readings, 

listening activities, comm. 

activities 

 

Veo Veo game, p. 62-b 

(teachers edition) 

 

Picasso’s Guernica Reading, 

pictures of art by famous 

artists (in SmartBoard files) 

 

*Required Reading: Goya, p. 

94-95 

 

Artists: Miró (p. 69, 74), 

Velazquez (p. 73), Zapata (p. 

75), Dalí (p. 74, 96), Botero 

(p. 96) 

 

Art: additional pieces 

(overhead transparencies) are 

also in Realidades Art 

Resource book. 

 

Cloze activity: “Cuando me 

enamoro” by Juan Luis Guerra 

and Enrique Iglesias 

Tortura or Ojos así by Shakira 

 

 

   

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CIS-A (Trimester 1) Pablo Neruda  

(in-depth artist study) Content  Skills  Learning Targets  Assessment  Resources & Technology  

UEQ:  ● What was the political 

scene in Chile at the time 

of Pablo Neruda?  

● What is Pablo Neruda's 

writing style?  What makes 

his style unique?  

● Why did Pablo Neruda 

leave Chile and flee to 

Spain? 

 

E.  Pablo Neruda  (Movie study: Il Postino) ❖ Chile - History & Political 

situation 

❖ His poetry 

❖ The life of Pablo Neruda 

after his exile. 

E.  Pablo Neruda  (Movie study: Il Postino) ● Discuss the political 

situation at the time of 

Neruda's exile from Chile. 

● Compare, interpret and 

analyze examples of 

Neruda's poetry, 

especially those related 

to food. 

● Summarize the life of 

Neruda during the time of 

his exile. 

 

 

E.  Pablo Neruda  (Movie study: Il Postino) LT 1: I can identify who 

Pablo Neruda is, where he 

is from, and for what he is 

famous. 

 

LT 2: I can identify some of 

the poems written by 

Neruda and what they 

mean in English. 

 

LT 3: I can briefly discuss the 

reasons Neruda was exiled 

from Chile, where he went 

during that exile, and the 

main points in the movie 

“Il Postino”. 

E.  Pablo Neruda  (Movie study: Il Postino)  

CFA: daily summaries of 

movie 

 

CSA: Questions about Neruda 

on Chapter 2 exam  

 

Optional idea: Read aloud 

examples of Neruda's 

poetry.  Using a rubric, are 

graded on pronunciation. 

(due to time constraints, I didn't 

do this.--possible Google voice 

option) 

 

 

E.  Pablo Neruda  (Movie study: Il Postino)  

Poems -  Written examples of 

poetry - Oda a los Calcetines, 

Oda a la Cebolla, Oda al 

Aceite.   

 

 

Required Movie - Il Postino. 

 

Pablo Neruda poems from 

Realidades 2 (Pg. 359,364,365) 

 

 

    

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CIS-A (Trimester 1) Realidades 3: Capítulo 3 (Primera Vista 1) 

¿Qué haces para estar en forma? 

Content  Skills  Learning Targets  Assessment  Resources & Technology 

 

UEQ:  ● Can I communicate health 

concerns and circumstances 

to others? 

● Can I give advice about 

health and nutrition? 

● Can I demonstrate healthy 

living advice in Spanish? 

● Do I understand cultural 

differences related to 

health, physical fitness, 

and nutrition between the 

US and Spanish-speaking 

countries? 

 

F1. Health and Commands (R3, C3-Primera Vista 1: ¿Qué haces para estar en forma?)  *Primera Vista 1 (commands) 

is in Trimester 1; Primera 

Vista 2 (subjunctive) is in Tri 2 

❖ Health and nutrition 

vocabulary 

❖ Affirmative and Negative 

Command forms for tú, 

Ud., Uds. 

❖ Irregular and Regular 

subjunctive verb forms 

(PV2-Trimester 2) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

F1. Health and Commands (R3, C3-Primera Vista 1: ¿Qué haces para estar en forma?)     

● Use command forms.  

● Present health advice. 

● Read and discuss health 

and nutrition. 

● Understand cultural 

differences regarding 

health and nutrition. 

● Form subjunctive using 

WEIRDO method (PV2-Tri 

2) 

 

 

 

 

F1. Health and Commands (R3, C3-Primera Vista 1: ¿Qué haces para estar en forma?)   

LT 1: I can give commands in 

the tú/ud./uds. with 

health vocabulary. 

LT 2: I can talk about 

symptoms and remedies 

LT 3: I can tell others what 

to do using commands 

(PV1-Tri 1) or the 

subjunctive form (PV2-Tri 

2). 

LT 4: I can give advice about 

health and nutrition using 

the subjunctive form 

(PV2-Tri 2) 

LT 5: I understand when and 

how to use the subjunctive 

form of verbs (PV2-Tri 2). 

LT 6: I understand cultural 

perspectives about health, 

physical fitness and 

nutrition. 

 

F1. Health and Commands (R3, C3-Primera Vista 1: ¿Qué haces para estar en forma?)  

CFA: Persuasion Essay 

(Trimester 2), Chapter 

Quizzes 

 

CSA: R3 C3-Primera Vista 1 

Test (this is during finals 

week) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

F1. Health and Commands (R3, C3-Primera Vista 1: ¿Qué haces para estar en forma?)  

Realidades 3, Chapter 3 

vocab list, listening activities, 

and communicative activities. 

 

Profesor cards, 4x4 game, 

 

Culture: Medicinal plants (p. 

120), PE in Spain (p. 131), 

counselors (p. 133),Jimenez 

poem (p. 138) 

 

Adelante, p. 140-141 

 

Lectura, p. 146-148 

 

http://www.quia.com - to 

review 

http://www.studyspanish.com 

 - use this website to review 

www.quizlet.com use for 

vocab and verb practice, 

computer work 

   

CIS Curriculum Map 2019-2020

CIS-A (Trimester 1) 

Content  Skills  Learning Targets  Assessment  Resources & Technology 

 

Trimester 1: 

G. Changing Tenses: 

This was done throughout Tri 

1 and 2 through quizzes and 

practice worksheets. 

 

First begin with a few verbs 

from the chapter vocab and 

have them conjugate all the 

tenses in yo, tú, & él/ella forms. 

Quizzes were based on 2 of the 

3 forms in all tenses learned up 

to the point of the quiz. 

G.  Changing tenses.  Begin worksheets on the yo, 

tú, él/ella/ud. forms of 

present, preterit, imperfect, 

present progressive, 

imperfect progressive, 

present perfect, 

subjunctive.    Use two to 

three verbs a week to 

practice and quiz using these 

forms. 

 

 

G. Changing Tenses.  

I can speak about myself and 

others with verbs using the 

present, preterit, present 

perfect, subjunctive, 

imperfect tenses.   I know 

the meaning of the names of 

tenses. 

 

 

G. Changing Tenses.  

Quizzes each week on two to 

three verbs, yo, tú, 

ella forms, all tenses.(shared 

folder)  

 

 

G.  Changing Tenses. 

Quizzes/worksheets -changing 

tenses :  shared folder. 

 

November (2018-2019: This was moved to December/January in Trimester 2) 

Content  Skills  Learning Targets  Assessment  Resources & Technology 

 

 

 

UEQ:  

● What does a children's 

book look like in Spanish?  

● How do I create a 

children's book in Spanish? 

 

 

Children's book  

 

Review Spanish 3 storytelling 

and what a children's book 

looks like. 

 

Thematic vocabulary and 

grammar. 

 

Illustrations 

 

 

Children's book 

 

Analyze pre-written 

children's book to view 

layout. 

 

Identify key pieces of a 

children's book, problem and 

resolution. 

 

Write and illustrate an 

original children's 

book/short story in Spanish. 

 

Relate the book to 

kindergarten children. 

 

 

Children's Book 

1. I can tell a story in Spanish.

2. I can narrate past events

using the preterit and explain

background information

using the imperfect.

3. I can form a simple story

with a central “problem” or

theme that needs solving or

resolving.

4. I can create illustrations to

teach and supplement the

understanding of children for

the story I have created and

vocab I have used.

5. I can read and describe the

story to young children in

Spanish. 

 

 

Children's book  

 

CFA: rough draft of story 

 

CSA: Final written and 

illustrated book 

 

 

 

Children's book  

Pre-written children's books 

written in English and Spanish. 

 

Internet clip art, paper, 

markers, pencils, crayons. 

 

Video and digital cameras 

 

Rubric and checklist of 

assignment 

 

Kindergarten Visit: 

(Connections to Community) 

 

Contact: 

Susan Hermanson, Beth Pearson 

and Jennifer Thompson  

Sing: Cabeza Hombros Piernas 

Pies--kids loved it.  

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CIS-B (Trimester 2) Realidades 3: Capítulo 3 (Primera Vista 2) 

¿Qué haces para estar en forma? Content  Skills  Learning Targets  Assessment  Resources & Technology 

December (Week 1-4, Tri 2)  F2. Health and Commands  (R3, C3--Primera Vista 2: ¿Qué haces para estar en forma?)  *Primera Vista 1 (commands) is in Trimester 1; Primera Vista 2 (subjunctive) is in Trimester 2 ● Health and nutrition 

vocabulary ● Affirmative and Negative 

Command forms for tú, Ud., Uds. 

● Irregular and Regular subjunctive verb forms (PV2-Trimester 2) 

          

  F2. Health and Commands  (R3, C3--Primera Vista 2: ¿Qué haces para estar en forma?)     ● Use command forms.  ● Present health advice. ● Read and discuss health 

and nutrition. ● Form subjunctive using 

WEIRDO method (PV2-Tri 2) 

                

 F2. Health and Commands  (R3, C3--Primera Vista 2: ¿Qué haces para estar en forma?)   LT 1: I can give commands in the 

tú/ud./uds. with health vocabulary. 

LT 2: I can talk about symptoms and remedies 

LT 3: I can tell others what to do using commands (PV1-Tri 1) or the subjunctive form (PV2-Tri 2). 

LT 4: I can give advice about health and nutrition using the subjunctive form (PV2-Tri 2) 

LT 5: I understand when and how to use the subjunctive form of verbs (PV2-Tri 2). 

LT 6: I understand cultural perspectives about health, physical fitness and nutrition. 

  

 F2. Health and Commands  (R3, C3--Primera Vista 2: ¿Qué haces para estar en forma?)  CFA: Persuasion Essay (Trimester 2), Chapter Quizzes  CSA: R3 C3-Primera Vista 1&2 Test                     

F2. Health and Commands  (R3, C3--Primera Vista 2: ¿Qué haces para estar en forma?)  Realidades 3, Chapter 3 vocab list, listening activities, and communicative activities.  Profesor cards, 4x4 game, WEIRDOS documents (color copies)   Culture: Medicinal plants (p. 120), PE in Spain (p. 131), counselors (p. 133), Jimenez poem (p. 138)  Adelante, p. 140-141  Lectura, p. 146-148  http://www.quia.com - to review http://www.studyspanish.com  - use this website to review www.quizlet.com use for vocab and verb practice, computer work  When to use the present vs imperfect subjunctive: p. 445 

   

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CIS-B (Trimester 2) Realidades 3: Capítulo 6   

¿Qué nos traerá el futuro?  Content  Skills  Learning Targets  Assessment  Resources & Technology 

 

January (Week 5-7 of Tri 2) 

 

UEQ (Future Tense): ●What is the future tense in 

Spanish?  

●  How do I talk about my 

future and that of friends and 

family? 

● Can I use the future tense to 

communicate about what will 

happen in the future?  

 

 

 

G.   The Future Tense and 

Professions (R2, C9A and R3, 

C6) ¿Qué nos traerá el futuro? 

❖ Regular and irregular forms 

❖ How to use the future tense 

❖ Vocabulary of place and 

time. 

❖ The future verb tense  

❖ Vocabulary: professions 

 

G.  The Future Tense and 

Professions (R2, C9A and R3, 

C6) ¿Qué nos traerá el futuro? 

● Recall the verb forms 

● Use vocabulary of place and 

time. 

● Tell someone what you will 

be doing in 10 years. 

● Discuss future plans to 

classmates 

● Use the Future Tense to 

discuss what you will do 

after graduation.  

 

 

B2.  Write a letter to someone. (optional) B1-B2. Write future predictions for classmates (optional) B1-B2. Write campaign promises using the future tenses (optional) 

 

G.  The Future Tense and 

Professions (R2, C9A and R3, 

C6) ¿Qué nos traerá el futuro? 

 

LT 1: I can conjugate regular 

and irregular verbs in the future 

tense. 

LT 2: I can tell others what my 

future educational and career 

plans are using the future 

tense. 

LT 3: I can discuss with others 

about professions and careers. 

LT4: I understand cultural 

perspectives on jobs, technology, 

science and their impact on our 

lives. 

 

 

G.  The Future Tense and 

Professions (R2, C9A and R3, 

C6) ¿Qué nos traerá el futuro? 

 

CSA= R3, C6 tests (includes 

vocab from R2, Ch. 9A) 

 

CFA: Future tense quiz and 

professions vocab quiz 

 

 

 

 

 

G.  The Future Tense and 

Professions (R2, C9A and R3, 

C6) ¿Qué nos traerá el futuro? 

 

Spanish for Mastery - p.186 

(reformatted in shared folder) 

Fortune Telling Activity??? 

Winter scene???? 

Song - No Way Out??? 

 

Future tense packet from green 

book 

 

Resources from R2 C9A, 

including vocabulary list, 

listening activities, 

worksheets,etc.  

 

Resources from R3 C6 

 

Verb tense review worksheets 

 

Mi diario español worksheets 

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CIS-B (Trimester 2) Realidades 3: Capítulo 8 

Encuentro entre culturas Content  Skills  Learning Targets  Assessment  Resources & Technology 

 UEQ: Can I use the conditional tense to communicate about what would happen?  Week 8-10  H: Encuentro entre culturas--The conditional tense & imperfect subjunctive  ❖ Conditional Tense ❖ Conditional use with 

Imperfect subjunctive with si/como si 

❖ Communicate about what would happen in different situations 

❖ Vocabulary used to describe historical facts and architecture of Spain 

   

  H.  Encuentro entre culturas--The conditional tense & imperfect subjunctive ● Use verb forms to tell about 

what you would do in various situations. (introduce pluscuamperfecto tense, recognize fuera, tuviera, viviera, pudiera) 

● Recognize the imperfect subjunctive when used with conditional tense. 

● Write about if you had, if you were, if you lived, if you could…   

● Discuss what you would do if you had a day free from school, had a million dollars, were president, lived in a tropical place, etc. 

● Use vocabulary to describe historical facts and architecture in Spain. 

      H.   Encuentro entre culturas--The conditional tense & imperfect subjunctive    LT 1: I can conjugate regular and irregular verbs in the conditional tense.  LT 2: I can tell and discuss what "would happen if"... using a variety of verbs (imperfect subjunctive)  LT 3: I can recognize the imperfect subjunctive tense and know how to use it.  LT 4: I can describe historical facts and architectural influences in Spain and the Americas. 

         H.  Encuentro entre culturas--The conditional tense & imperfect subjunctive  CFA: Conditional quiz with Spain and architecture vocab.  CSA 1: R3 Chapter 8 exam with imperfect subjunctive, regular and irregular forms of the conditional.  CSA 2: Personal Essay/final project (powerpoint/video presentation) (If….I would) 

        H.  Encuentro entre culturas--The conditional tense & imperfect subjunctive  Required reading: Las misiones de California (questions are on test), p. 370-371  R3 C8: Guided practices for imperfect subjunctive, si/como si with imperfect subjunctive, audio worksheets, workbook pages  When to use the present vs 

imperfect subjunctive: p. 445  

 

   

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CIS-B (Trimester 2) The Perfect Tenses  

Content  Skills  Learning Targets  Assessment  Resources & Technology 

UEQ: Can I talk about what would happen? Can I talk about what would have happened? Can I talk about what will have happened? Can I talk about what had happened in Spanish? I. The Perfect Tenses (R3 Ch 5, 6, & 10) ❖ The Present Perfect Tense

(review), p. 214 (C5)

❖ The past perfect tense (pluperfect), p. 217 (C5)

❖ The present perfect subjunctive, p. 227 (C5*)

❖ The future perfect tense, p. 273 (C6)

❖ The conditional Perfect Tense, p. 459 (C10)

❖ The pluperfect subjunctive, p. 456 (C10*)

❖ Irregular past participle review

I. The Perfect Tenses (R3 Ch 5, 6, & 10) ● Use the future perfect to

write about what will have happened in the future in Spanish

● Use the conditional perfect to write about what could have happened in Spanish

● Use the past perfect tense to write about what has happened

● Form the past participle

● Recognize perfect subjunctive tenses

*If time teach, if no time expose.

I. The Perfect Tenses (R3 Ch 5, 6, & 10) LT1: I can recognize and conjugate regular and irregular past participles.

LT2: I can form sentences using the Present, Future, Conditional and Past Perfect Tense (using HABER + past participles).

LT3: I can tell others what has happened (present perfect) will have or must have happened (future perfect), what would have (conditional perfect), and had have (past perfect) happened.

LT4: I recognize the subjunctive perfect tenses.

I. The Perfect Tenses (R3 Ch 5, 6, & 10) CA = future perfect quiz CA = past perfect and conditional perfect quiz CA = Verb Quizzes - regular ar verbs with present, present perfect preterite, imperfect, present perfect, future, and conditional tenses.

I. The Perfect Tenses (R3 Ch 5, 6, & 10) Resources on the future perfect tense from Realidades 3, chapter 6 Resources on the conditional perfect tense from Realidades 3, chapter 10 Resources on the past perfect tense from Realidades 3, chapter 5 Green book practice on the present perfect, future perfect, conditional perfect, and past perfect tenses ?? exposure to pluperfect subjunctive, p. 456

 

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CIS-B (Trimester 2) Sol y viento 

Content  Skills  Learning Targets  Assessment  Resources & Technology 

  J. Sol y Viento video study  (I did this one day a week, Wednesdays, beginning the second week of the tri and really liked it. The papers got overwhelming tho.)  ● What does the title of the 

movie Sol y Viento tell us?  

● Who are the main characters?  

● What cultures are represented?  

● What are the main themes of the movie?  

● How would you change the ending?  

● Can I use and understand various tenses to communicate and express opinions about what happens in the movie? 

  ❖ Culture of Chile ❖ Movie Analysis ❖ Movie Discussion  

       J.  Sol y viento (movie study)  ● Talk, write and compare 

self to the characters using any verb tenses learned so far.  

● Discuss the characters - their nationalities, accents/dialects. 

● Discuss the potential ecological impact of changing the topography of an area. 

● Know the indigenous people of Chile 

       J.  Sol y viento (movie study)  LT 1: I can describe the culture of Chile through the movie Sol y Viento.  LT2: I can describe and compare myself to the characters and the roles they play in Sol y Viento.  LT3: I can discuss the main themes, cultures and people of the movie and their role and impact on the Chilean society. 

  J.  Sol y viento (movie study)  ● CFA= Packets that 

accompany the movie 

● CFA= Para escribir sections from the video for students to write a paragraph of at least 10 sentences of various themes, character descriptions, cultural similarities and differences using various tenses, rubrics have been created. 

● CSA= Final test with "Sol y viento" (2019-I separated this from the final and students took it the day after we finished the last episode) 

    J.  Sol y viento (movie study)   Book and handouts from "Lights, Camera, Spanish!"  DVD - Sol y Viento  Globe Trekker DVD on Chile and the Easter Island  In the packets, there are good discussion points in the margins.   

 

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