Intro to Spanish

Introduce students to the basic ideas of Spanish learning. The emphasis will be on pronunciation, basic grammatical structure, vocabulary, culture and basic dialogue. The course will also provide practice on listening, reading comprehension, speaking and writing.
Designed for

Students with little to no Spanish background

Level

Beginner

Class format

One-on-one and small group (Max. 7 students/class)

Class Introduction

In American high schools, students are required to study a foreign language for 2-4 years as part of their graduation requirements. Spanish is often offered as a second language option, as it is widely spoken in the United States. However, many international students may not have prior exposure to Spanish before starting to learn it in school. To help these students adjust to the classroom environment, a beginner’s Spanish course is available specifically for international students.

We now offer class in May and June.

Outcome

After completing the course, students are expected to reach the following goals:

  • Practice basic dialogue about daily lives with other class members/teachers
  • Learn basic grammatical structures & vocabulary
  • Identify major Spanish-speaking regions of the world and describe cultural practice
  • Comprehend reading paragraphs and confidently read them out loud
Course Content
LessonTopics
1Teacher Introduction Greetings: How to introduce yourself to others
2Letter learning (spelling-pronunciation)
3Number learning 0-100 (cardinal and ordinal) Describe time
4Definite and indefinite articles Describing items
5Structure of questions Day/Month/Season
6Calendar/Holidays Describe weather
7Describe family members Adjective
8Possessive Adjectives Guide to parts of the body
9Subject Pronouns Verbs in Present tense: Tener/Gustar
10Verbs in Present tense: Ser/Estar
Feedback

Students and their parents will receive brief feedback after each class regarding the student’s general participation in class. Students will also receive feedback on graded assignments via email. At the end of the course, the student will receive a final report card, which thoroughly speaks to their overall participation in the course, including major assignments.

Schedule

May Class: 1 lesson per week, 1.5 hours per lesson, 10 lessons(15 hours) in total

June Class: 2 lesson per week, 1.5 hours per lesson, 10 lessons(15 hours) in total

 

Summer 2023 Courses are open!

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