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Book 1A Unit 2

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87A

Evaluation criteria

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To identify people and things.

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To describe one’s house.

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To describe in detail.

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To express existence and location.

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To describe one’s classroom.

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To identify the location of objects.

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To express common activities.

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To describe characteristics of the tropics.

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To express obligation or necessity.

Objectives

Vocabulary

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Parts of a house.

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Furniture.

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Household items.

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Household chores and actions.

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Leisure activities.

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Useful expressions.

Grammar

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To identify nouns, gender, number,

and articles.

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To express existence using the verb

haber

.

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To express location or place.

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To conjugate present tense verbs.

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To express obligation with

tener

que

and

hay que

.

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To specify frequency using adverbs.

Culture

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The composition of the streets in

Old San Juan.

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Units of measure used in Puerto Rico.

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Design and rationale of roofs

in Puerto Rican buildings.

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Symbols of Puerto Rico.

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Famous Puerto Rican monuments.

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Geographic map of Puerto Rico

and the Caribbean.

Contents

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Ask and give information about people

and things.

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Recognize and use nouns, articles, regular

verbs, and adverbs of frequency.

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Describe the rooms and furnishings

in a house.

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Tell chores that one has to do and talk

about what one feels like doing.

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Describe someone’s normal activities at

home and how frequently he or she does

them.

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Use the verb

haber

and expressions with

tener que

and

hay que

.

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Express understanding of some of Puerto

Rico’s customs, geographical aspects,

and historical facts.

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Recognize the differences between

linguistic expressions in Spanish-speaking

countries and the United States.

Unit 2

Puerto Rico

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To ask and state frequency of chores

performed.

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To identify key concepts in an informational

text and the facts that support them.

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To explore cultural aspects of Puerto Rico.