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30

T32

Keys for teaching and learning.

The

Teacher's Edition

The pages at the beginning of each unit offer a broad overview as well as tools

for the organization and planning of school activities.

Unit3

143B

Unit plan

Estimated time:

1 session.

Dialogue:

EnAntigua.

Functions& forms:

@

To compare the prices of items.

@

Expressions used for shopping

(Es barato

,

¿Cuánto cuesta?).

@

Demonstrative adjectives.

@

Stem-changing verbs.

@

The verb

gustar.

Culture:

@

Antigua.

@

Traditional and ritual clothing.

Estimated time:

1 session.

Mapa cultural:

Guatemala

andCentral America.

Reading:

Desde Chichicastenango.

MAPACULTURAL / LECTURA

Estimated time:

1 session.

Project:

Una exposición demuñecos

quitapenas.

Self-evaluation:

Autoevaluación.

PROYECTO

Estimated time:

4 sessions.

Dialogue:

Lamáscara de jade.

Functions& forms:

@

Expressions related to shopping.

@

Actions in the present using

e> ie

and

ir.

Culture:

@

Antigua.

@

El jade.

DESAFÍO1

Estimated time:

4 sessions.

Dialogue:

Vamos de compras.

Functions& forms:

@

Clothing and shoes.

@

Expressing likes and dislikes

(gustar).

Culture:

@

Lamoda enGuatemala.

@

Moda y cultura.

@

Palabras prestadas.

DESAFÍO2

Estimated time:

4 sessions.

Dialogue:

Tres trajes típicos.

Functions& forms:

@

Describing clothing and shoes.

@

Expressing location (demonstrative

adjectives and pronouns).

@

Comparing objects and qualitites

(más que,menos que, tan como,

mejor,peor).

Culture:

@

La ropa tradicional.

@

Nomás preocupaciones

.

@

La perspectiva.

@

Una personamayor.

DESAFÍO3

Estimated time:

4 sessions.

Dialogue:

Unmercado especial.

Functions& forms:

@

Using common shopping

expressions.

@

Expressing the cost of items

(Cuestamucho).

@

Expressing numbers between

31 and100.

@

Expressing certain actions using

o>ue

stem-changing verbs

(costar).

Culture:

@

Chichicastenango.

@

El dinero deGuatemala.

@

El costo de la vida.

DESAFÍO4

Estimated time:

1 session.

Functions& forms:

@

Review of

Desafíos1–4.

Culture:

@

Tikal.

TODO JUNTO /

143A

Evaluation criteria

@

To talk about shopping and schedules.

@

To expressmovement and to ask and state

where someone is going.

@

To expresswhat someonewishes

to purchase.

@

To ask and statewhen someone is going

to a location.

@

To express likes and dislikes.

@

To ask and state the location of items

in relation to other items.

@

To describe and compare clothing

and footwear.

@

To compare the prices of items.

@

To ask and answer about the existence

of a product.

@

To explore cultural aspects ofGuatemala.

Objectives

Vocabulary

@

Stores in a shopping center.

@

Clothing.

@

Footwear.

@

Characteristics of clothing and

footwear.

@

Useful expressionswhen shopping.

@

Two functions of theword

mayor

.

Grammar

@

To express actions in the present

through irregular verbs:

e> ie,o> ue.

@

To expresswhere someone is going:

the verb

ir.

@

To express likes and dislikes:

the verb

gustar.

@

To express location of objects:

demonstrative adjectives.

@

Tomake comparisons.

Culture

@

Geography ofGuatemala andCentral

America.

@

Cultural information aboutGuatemala:

el quetzal

,Tikal,RigobertaMenchú,

and

lamarimba

.

@

Antigua.

@

Themarket inChichicastenango.

@

Muñecos quitapenas

.

@

The role of jade in ancient culture.

@

Clothing and textiles.

@

Currency inGuatemala.

Contents

@

Recognize the differences between

linguistic expressions inSpanish-

speaking countries and in theUnited

States.

@

Ask about the opening and closing times

of an establishment.

@

Talk about shopping.

@

Ask and statewhere andwhen someone

is going.

@

Use the verbs ir and gustar and irregular

verbs that change

e

>

ie

and

o

>

ue

.

@

Describewhat someonewishes

to purchase.

@

Expresswhat someone likes or dislikes.

@

Compare the location of items in relation

to other items.

@

Describe and compare the quality

of items.

@

Compare the prices of items.

@

Describe customs, geographical aspects,

and historical facts ofGuatemala.

Unit 3

Unit3

143D

Communicative skills

Activities

Activities

Activities

Activities

Activities

Interpersonalmode

Speaking

+

Talk to a partner about clothing and/or clothing stores.

+

Share opinionswith classmates.

+

Describe images to a classmate.

+

Interview a classmate to gather information.

+

3,10,27,77,79,96,R4,

Proyecto

+

41,46,52,57,71

+

49,95

+

43,48,79,86,91

Writing

+

Write a descriptive paragraph.

+

Make a list based on personal information and personal knowledge.

+

Summarizewritten notes.

+

24,28

+

23,36,81,102

+

18,48,56,

Lectura

Listening

+

Understand the data being collected in a survey.

+

Obtain information from a oral exchange.

+

25,42,43,86

+

25,27,43,86

Reading

+

Understand the role of historical figures inGuatemala.

+

Use pictures to infermeanings.

+

99

+

Lectura

Interpretivemode

Listening

+

Identify themain ideas of an oral text.

+

Interpret audio and video about cultural topics.

+

Obtain information from a conversation or an oralmessage.

+

17,62,80,93

+

Fotonovelas,

9,33,78

+

2,11,22,26,33,51,67,70,76

Reading

+

Understand themeaning of awritten document.

+

Understand cultural texts using cognates as a reading strategy.

+

18,74,75,

Lectura

+

Fotonovelas

,5Cs boxes,

Mapa cultural,

Lectura

Presentationalmode

Speaking

+

Design and present an original creation.

+

Display results of an interview.

+

29,46,63,71,86,92,95,96

+

43,86,91

Writing

+

Write and present a skit.

+

Create awritten conversation to practice and present to the class.

+

71,89,95

+

24,63,71,89,92,94,R4,

Proyecto

Cross-curricular standards

Subject

Standard

Activities

Language

Arts

+

Use dictionary skills to findwords in aSpanish-English dictionary.

+

Discover grammatical structures in English.

+

9

+

15,20

Social

Studies

+

Expand knowledge of a subject through research.

+

Research statistics on the cost of living in rural vs. urban areas.

+

Using amap, learn about the location of countries inCentral America.

+

19

+

87

+

19,98

Art

+

Use research to learn aboutGuatemalan fashion designers.

+

Learn about perspective in the visual arts.

+

Create aworry doll and design a display for showcasing it.

+

35

+

64

+

Proyecto

Math

+

Convert currencies.

+

Calculate percentages.

+

Use a pie chart to display survey findings.

+

82

+

25

+

25

143C

Standards for learning Spanish

1.1. Interpersonalmode

+

Ask classmates how oftenthey visit certain

laces andw

p

hy.

+

Conduct a survey of clothing preferences.

+

Interview students to gather information

and chart the results.

+

Conduct interviews aboutother families’ leisure

activities and organize findings.

+

Compare views on clothing.

+

Write a friendly letter.

1.2. Interpretivemode

+

Listen to a storyandanswer comprehension

questions about the content.

+

Demonstrate listening comprehension.

+

Show comprehension through drawings.

1.3.Presentationalmode

+

Describe activities and plans.

+

Write a skit about shopping.

+

List places to go and activities to do.

+

Participate in interviews.

+

Describe an ad,amystery person,

and a classmate’s style of dress.

+

State preferences and opinions.

+

Share an original radio ad.

+

Note schedules for purchasing a listof

needed items.

+

Design and present radioads.

+

Display results of interviews.

2.1.Practices and perspectives

+

Understand the significance of jade

to theMayas.

+

Discoverwhypeoplemay believe inworry dolls.

+

Understand the different usages of theword

mayor

.

+

Understand the importance

of theChichicastenangomarket

to the indigenous population.

+

Understand the value ofGuatemalan currency.

+

List reasonswhy the cost of living is lower

inGuatemala.

2.2.Products and perspectives

+

Describe aspects of the commerce

ofGuatemala.

+

Discover theindigenous population

ofGuatemala.

+

Reflecton thepresenceofwords inone language

that have been borrowed from another.

+

Reflect on differences in dress due to location.

+

Expand knowledge ofGuatemalan indigenous

dress.

+

Learn aboutGuatemalan cities,singers,

and celebrations.

3.1. Interdisciplinary connections

+

Use the dictionary to define theword

antigua

.

+

Research thecountries ofCentral America.

+

Conduct a survey and present findings

in a pie chart.

+

Research the

huipil

.

+

Learnmore aboutChichicastenangomarket.

+

Learn aboutGuatemalan currency

and conversions.

+

Learn about visual perception in a painting.

3.2. Viewpoints through language/culture

+

Discover viewpoints on aging by researching

theweb.

+

Learn about the concept of cost of living.

+

Discover thesignificance of jade to theMayas.

+

Learn howworry dolls aremade andmake one.

4.1.Compare languages

+

Compare theirregular verbs

inSpanish and English.

+

Compare how English and

Spanish express

to like

.

+

Compare how English

andSpanish express

the relativelocation

of an object or person.

+

Reflect on comparative

forms of

good

and

bad

.

+

Analyze the usage

of the verb

to cost

.

4.2.Compare cultures

+

Compare clothing

preferences.

+

Compare typical clothing

in different parts of the

UnitedStates.

+

Reflect on reasonswhy

people dress theway

they do.

+

Compare beliefs and

superstitions.

+

Comparemarkets in the

UnitedStateswith

Chichicastenango.

+

Compare festivals in

Guatemala and in the

UnitedStates.

5.1. Spanish beyond

the school setting

+

Present the results of

amarket research project.

+

Donateworry dolls to

people in the community.

5.2. Spanish for lifelong

learning

+

Take a virtual tour

of Antigua.

+

Listen to a popular

Guatemalan singer.

Unit 3

Unit3

143F

Day Objectives

Sessions

Activities Time Standards Resources/

Homework

11

and shoes

Desafío3–Vocabulario

(170–171)

,

Warm-up: Independent starter

,

Vocabulary:

Describir la ropa y el calzado

,

Cultura:Nomás preocupaciones

55–58

59

5m.

35m.

10m.

1.1,1.2,1.3,

2.1,3.1,4.2

Audio

PracticeWorkbook

12

To use

demonstrative

adjectives and

pronouns and to

compare objects

and qualities

Desafío3–Gramática

(172–175)

,

Warm-up: Independent starter

,

Grammar:

Los demostrativos

,

Conexiones:La perspectiva

,

Grammar:

La comparación

60–63

64

65–68

5m.

20m.

5m.

20m.

Audio

PracticeWorkbook

13

To integrate

vocabulary and

grammar and to

assess student

proficiency

Desafío3–Comunicación

/

Evaluación

(176–177)

,

Warm-up:

Cultura:Una personamayor

,

Comunicación:

Review

,

Final del desafío

,

Quiz on

Desafío3

69

70–73

74

5m.

20m.

10m.

15m.

Audio

PracticeWorkbook

14

To talk about going

shopping

Desafío4–Unmercado especial

(178–179)

,

Warm-up: Independent starter

,

Fotonovela:Unmercado especial

,

Cultura

:

Chichicastenango

75–77

78

5m.

35m.

10m.

1.1,1.2,1.3,

2.1,2.2,4.2

Visual Presentation

Audio

Video

Tu desafío

15

To speak about

purchasing goods

Desafío4–Vocabulario

(180–181)

,

Warm-up: Independent starter

,

Vocabulary:

Las compras

,

Conexiones:El dinero deGuatemala

79–81

82

5m.

35m.

10m.

1.1,1.2,1.3,

2.1,2.2,3.1,

4.2

Audio

PracticeWorkbook

16

To use irregular

verbs

o > ue

Desafío4–Gramática

(182–183)

,

Warm-up: Independent starter

,

Grammar:

Verbos con raíz irregular (o > ue)

,

Comparaciones

:

El costo de la vida

83–86

87

5m.

35m.

10m.

1.1,1.2,1.3,

2.1,3.1,3.2,

4.1,5.1

PracticeWorkbook

Tu desafío

17

To integrate

vocabulary and

grammar and to

assess student

proficiency

Desafío4–Comunicación

/

Evaluación

(184–185)

,

Warm-up: Independent starter

,

Comunicación

:Review

,

Final del desafío

,

Quiz on

Desafío4

88–91

92

5m.

20m.

10m.

15m.

1.1,1.2,1.3,

5.1

Audio

PracticeWorkbook

18

To integrate

language in context

Todo junto

/

El encuentro

(186–189)

,

Warm-up: Independent starter

,

Todo junto

,

El encuentro: En la ciudadmaya deTikal

93–95

96–97

5m.

25m.

20m.

1.1,1.2,1.3,

2.1,2.2,5.1

Audio

PracticeWorkbook

19

To learn about

Guatemalan

customs

and traditions and

to learn about

Chichicastenango

Mapa cultural

/

Lectura

(190–193)

,

Warm-up: Independent starter

,

Mapa cultural:Guatemala

,

Lectura: Chichicastenango

,

Read project outline (198–199)

98–99

100–102

5m.

20m.

20m.

5m.

1.1,1.2,1.3,

2.1,2.2,3.1,

3.2,4.1,4.2,

5.1,5.2

Video

PracticeWorkbook

Tu desafío

Projectwork

20

To present projects

Proyecto

(198–199)

,

Prepare project presentations

,

Project presentations

5m.

45m.

1.1,1.2,1.3,

2.1,2.2,3.1,

4.2,5.1,5.2

PracticeWorkbook

Repaso–Vocabulario

(194–195)

Repaso–Gramática

(196–197)

Autoevaluación

(199)

Lesson plans (50-minute classes)

Day Objectives

Sessions

Activities Time Standards Resources/

Homework

1

To introduce

Guatemala and to

discuss the pairs’

challenges

Guatemala

/

La llegada

(144–149)

,

Warm-up:Country orientation

,

Guatemala

,

Images and functions

,

Presentation:

EnAntigua

,

Expresiones útiles

and

¿Quién ganará?

1

2–5

5m.

5m.

10m.

10m.

20m.

1.1,1.2,1.3,

2.1,2.2,4.1

Visual Presentation

Audio

Video

PracticeWorkbook

2

To speak about

shopping

Desafío1–Lamáscara de jade

(150–151)

,

Warm-up: Independent starter

,

Fotonovela: Lamáscara de jade

,

Cultura:Antigua

6–8

9

5m.

35m.

10m.

1.2,1.3,3.1,

4.1

Visual Presentation

Audio

Video

Tu desafío

3

To speak about

shopping

Desafío1–Vocabulario

(152–153)

,

Warm-up: Independent starter

,

Vocabulary:

El centro comercial

,

Cultura

:

El jade

10–13

14

5m.

35m.

10m.

1.1,1.2,1.3,

2.1,3.1

Audio

PracticeWorkbook

Tu desafío

4

To learn and use

irregular

e

>

ie

verbs and to say

where someone is

going

Desafío1–Gramática

(

154–157

)

,

Warm-up: Independent starter

,

Grammar:

Verbos con raíz irregular (e> ie)

,

Conexiones:¿DóndeempiezaCentroamérica?

,

Grammar:

El verbo ‘ir’

15–18

19

20–24

5m.

20m.

5m.

20m.

1.1,1.2,1.3,

2.1,3.1,4.1,

5.1

Audio

PracticeWorkbook

Tu desafío

5

To integrate

vocabulary and

grammar and to

assess student

proficiency

Desafío1 –Comunicación

/

Evaluación

(158–159)

,

Warm-up:

Conexiones:Una entrevista

,

Comunicación:

Review

,

Final del desafío

,

Quiz on

Desafío1

25

26–30

31

5m.

20m.

10m.

15m.

1.1,1.2,1.3,

2.2,5.1

Audio

PracticeWorkbook

6

To express

preferences

Desafío2–Vamos de compras

(160–161)

,

Warm-up: Independent starter

,

Fotonovela:Vamos de compras

,

Cultura

:

Lamoda enGuatemala

32–34

35

5m.

35m.

10m.

1.1,1.2,1.3,

2.2,3.1,4.1,

4.2

Visual Presentation

Audio

Tu desafío

7

To speak about

clothes and shoes

Desafío2–Vocabulario

(162–163)

,

Warm-up: Independent starter

,

Vocabulary:

La ropa y el calzado

,

Comunidades

:

Moda y cultura

36–38

39

5m.

35m.

10m.

1,1,1.2,1.3,

2.1,2.2,4.2,

5.1

PracticeWorkbook

Tu desafío

8

To express like or

dislike

Desafío2–Gramática

(164–165)

,

Warm-up: Independent starter

,

Grammar:

El verbo ‘gustar’

,

Conexiones:Palabras prestadas

40–43

44

5m.

35m.

10m.

1.1,1.2,1.3,

2.2,3.1,4.1,

5.1

Audio

PracticeWorkbook

9

To integrate

vocabulary and

grammar and to

assess student

proficiency

Desafío2–Comunicación

/

Evaluación

(166–167)

,

Warm-up: Independent starter

,

Comunicación:

Review

,

Final del desafío

,

Quiz on

Desafío2

45–48

49

5m.

20m.

10m.

15m.

1.1,1.2,1.3,

2.2,5.1

Audio

PracticeWorkbook

Tu desafío

10

To describe and

compare clothes

and shoes

Desafío3–Tres trajes típicos

(168–169)

,

Warm-up: Independent starter

,

Fotonovela:Tres trajes típicos

,

Cultura:La ropa tradicional

50–53

54

5m.

35m.

10m.

1.1,1.2,1.3,

2.1,2.2,3.1,

4.2,5.1

Visual Presentation

Audio

Tu desafío

143E

Unit 3

Objectives, contents,

and evaluation criteria.

Detailed description of

the standards for learning

Spanish in the unit.

Detailed lesson plans

for 50- and 90-minute

classes.

Outline of the unit and

estimated time for

completing each section.

Standards for other

areas also discussed.

Communicative abilities

practiced in the unit

classified by skill

(speaking, writing,

istening, and reading)

l

and by use (interpersonal,

nterpretative, and

i

presentational).