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cope and

S

equence

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S

cope and

S

equence

L

evel 1

Unidad

Vocabulario

Unit 1

México

30–85

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People

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Physical characteristics

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Personality traits

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Family

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States and conditions

Unit 2

Puerto Rico

86–143

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The house

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Furniture and objects in

a house

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Household chores

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Leisure activities

Unit 3

Guatemala

144–199

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The shopping center

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Clothing and footwear

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Describing clothing and

footwear

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Shopping

Unit 4

Perú

200–255

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Foods and beverages

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Food stores

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At the table

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Describing food

Unit 5

España

256–309

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Personal hygiene

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Symptoms and illnesses

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Basic remedies

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Healthy habits

Unit 6

Estados Unidos

310–363

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The world of work

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Hobbies

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Free time

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Sports

Unit 7

Argentina

364–417

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Transportation

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Travel

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Destinations and lodging

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The city.Location and

directions

Unit 8

Chile

418–471

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The universe

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Geography

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Political divisions

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Numbers from 101 to 1,000

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Nature and the environment

Contents

Las raíces

de Texas

La herencia hispana TX1-TX13

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500 años de herencia hispana

TX2

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El extraordinario viaje de Cabeza deVaca

TX4

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El conflicto entre Francia y España

TX6

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Las misiones españolas en Texas

TX8

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La independencia de México

TX10

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La independencia de Texas

TX12

TEKS for LOTE TX14

Preliminary

Unit

Primeros pasos

...........................

1–29

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Spelling and pronouncing words in Spanish ......... 2

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Greetings and introductions ................................. 4

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Goodbyes and courtesy expressions ...................... 6

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The classroom ......................................................... 8

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Useful classroom expressions ............................. 10

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Asking questions ................................................. 12

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Days and dates ................................................... 14

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The school schedule ........................................... 16

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Weather and seasons ........................................... 18

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Three reasons to learn Spanish ........................... 20

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Spanish around the world ................................... 22

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Learning strategies ............................................... 24

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Review ................................................................ 28

Appendices

R1–R50

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Grammar summary ...........................................R1

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Spanish-English glossary .............................. R14

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English-Spanish glossary .............................. R31

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Grammar index ............................................. R46

At-a-glance look at the linguistic

and cultural concepts presented in

Levels 1–4.

Gramática

Cultura

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Subject pronouns

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The verb

ser

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Adjectives

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The verb

tener

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Expressing possession:

– Possessive adjectives

–The preposition

de

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The verb

estar

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Mapa cultural:

Mexico

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Mexico City: Tenochtitlan

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The south: the indigenous

population

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Lectura:Teotihuacán,ciudad

de los dioses

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Nouns

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Articles.Agreement with nouns

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Expressing existence.

The verb

haber

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Expressing location

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Regular -

ar

verbs,present tense

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Regular -

er

and -

ir

verbs,

present tense

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Expressing obligation:

Tener que

+ infinitive

Hay que

+ infinitive

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Adverbs of frequency

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Mapa cultural:

Puerto Rico

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Old San Juan

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Salsa, the essence of

Puerto Rico

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Lectura: El Morro: Blog

de viajes

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Stem-changing verbs (

e

>

ie

)

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The verb

ir

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The verb

gustar

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Demonstratives

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Comparison.Comparative

adjectives

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Stem-changing verbs (

o

>

ue

)

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Mapa cultural:

Guatemala

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ThegreatMayancityofTikal

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The quetzal,national bird

of Guatemala

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Lectura: Desde

Chichicastenango

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Adverbs of quantity

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Expressing want,preference,

and rejection.The verbs

querer

and

preferir

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Irregular verbs in the

yo

form

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Direct object pronouns

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Indirect object pronouns

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Stem-changing verbs (

e

>

i

)

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Mapa cultural:

Peru

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The Incas,kings of the

mountains

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The Nazca lines

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Lectura: Festividad inca

del Inti Raymi

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The verbs

ver

,

oír

,

oler

,

and

decir

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Reflexive verbs

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The verb

doler

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The verb

sentirse

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Affirmative

commands.

Regular verbs

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Mapa cultural:

Spain

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Madrid: a painter’s paradise

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The south: anArabic

heritage

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Lectura: El

Guernica

,

de Pablo Picasso

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Affirmative commands.

Irregular verbs

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Ir a

+ infinitive.Time

markers in the future

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The present progressive

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The present participle

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Stem-changing verbs (

u

>

ue

)

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Mapa cultural:

United States

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Hispanic influence

in the United States

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States with Hispanic history

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Concentration of Hispanic

people in cities

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Lectura: Celebramos

la Herencia Hispana

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The preterite tense of regular

-

ar

verbs

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The preterite tense of regular

-

er

and -

ir

verbs

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Time markers in the past

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The preterite tense of the

verbs

ser

and

ir

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Negative commands

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Mapa cultural:

Argentina

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The tango

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BuenosAires

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Lectura: La vuelta al mundo

de Cinthia Scoch

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Expressing cause:

porque

and

por

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Expressing quantity. Indefinites

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Irregular verbs in the

preterite.

Decir

and

hacer

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Irregular verbs in the

preterite.

Estar

and

tener

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Expressing permission and

prohibition

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Mapa cultural:

Chile

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Easter Island

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Pablo Neruda

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The chinchineros

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Lectura: Oda a la manzana

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