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Middle School Spanish Intermediate
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Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Spanish language and the richness of the diverse cultures of the people who speak it. In the MJ Spanish Intermediate course, you continue learning grammar and vocabulary skills to help build basic fluency and language proficiency. You explore more of the culture of Spanish-speaking countries through engaging interactive games, videos, and audio recordings and apply what you learn through written practice, listening, and speaking exercises.
Major Topics and Concepts
Course Materials
Required Materials
Microphone and speakers or headset
Competencies
Subject Pronouns, Regular Verbs, Gustar, and Adjective Agreement
Students will demonstrate an understanding of subject pronouns, regular verbs, the verb GUSTAR, and adjective agreement by communicating in written and spoken Spanish on topics such as personality, physical characteristics, family, and nationalities.
Stem-changing Verbs, the Verb Ir, Weather, and Pastime Expressions
Students will demonstrate an understanding of stem-changing verbs, the verb IR, and weather and pastime expressions by communicating in written and spoken Spanish on topics such as seasons, preferences, and activities of people in the U.S. and in Spanish-speaking cultures.
Ser vs. Estar, Hay, Prepositions of Location, Tener, Near Future, and Saber vs. Conocer
Students will demonstrate an understanding of ser vs. estar, hay, prepositions of location, tener, near future, and saber vs. conocer by communicating in written and spoken Spanish on topics such as travel plans and sightseeing interests in Spanish-speaking countries.
Reflexive Verbs, Yo Go Verbs, Possessive Adjectives, and Time
Students will demonstrate an understanding of reflexive verbs, yo go verbs, possessive adjectives, and time by communicating in written and spoken Spanish on topics such as body parts and daily rou
Informal Commands, Tener Que, and Object Pronouns
Students will demonstrate an understanding of informal commands, tener que, and object pronouns by communicating in written and spoken Spanish on topics such as driving, errands, and community involvement.
