Spanish 2
Coronado H.s.Bienvenidos - Welcome!
Look under the References tab to find important information. You should read and print out the course syllabus. Remember that the contact information on the last page is due by September 3rd.
Current Resources
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This will help you understand the different components to be tested.
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Catchy acronyms to help you tell ser from estar.
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additional practice with imperfect
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More practice with imperfect situations
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Use of imperfect for describing situations
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Use of command forms and their formation.
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More use of the imperfect progressive tense
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Use of imperfect progressive tense
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More imperfect tense
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Imperfect conjugations.
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Saber-Conocer
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1A2_SC_Verbs
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PRINT OUT AND DO THE ATTACHED PAGES. If you do not have a printer, you can write them out on a sheet of paper instead.
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Familiarize yourself with the format of the final exam. Print out the outline.
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Print out and complete the attached study guide during the Winter Break.
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Print out the vocabulary list and practice it for a thorough knowledge of the vocabulary covered on the final exam.
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The syllabus is the course guideline which will give you an idea of what will be covered this year in Spanish. All teachers in the department will follow the same pacing guidelines, and will teach through Chapter 7B in the textbook this year.
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Grades for your work online will be issued periodically. As of October 27th less than half of the students in the Spanish 2 classes have done the work as instructed for the Para Empezar Chapter, Chapter 1A and Chapter 1B. By November 10th, I will print out the activity log and assign grades for the work done in Chapter 1B.
If you are getting a late start with the online textbook, go ahead and complete the CURRENT chapter. Never go back and complete previous chapters until you have a good handle on the current lesson. Studying online will be very important for success on the Chapter 2A and 2B tests. -
Participation is 20% of your grade in Spanish, so read the behavioral expectations carefully. In order to maintain an "A" average, it is important to maintain a good Participation grade.
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Although we do not use the Avancemos textbook series, it has well-designed review flashcards that you can study in your spare time to help prepare you for the final exam.
It provides a great review of first year grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation in Spanish. Spend time every week familiarizing yourself with the words and grammar covered in first year by doing the fun practice quizzes and flashcards that accompany the Avancemos 1 textbook and your proficiency in Spanish will definitely improve!
