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The document outlines a Grade 1 Spanish curriculum focused on recognizing vowels, their sounds, and words that begin with them. It includes various teaching strategies, engaging activities, assessments, and supporting materials to enhance students' understanding of Spanish vowels. The curriculum emphasizes the importance of vowel recognition for language acquisition and provides opportunities for interactive and experiential learning.

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The document outlines a Grade 1 Spanish curriculum focused on recognizing vowels, their sounds, and words that begin with them. It includes various teaching strategies, engaging activities, assessments, and supporting materials to enhance students' understanding of Spanish vowels. The curriculum emphasizes the importance of vowel recognition for language acquisition and provides opportunities for interactive and experiential learning.

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Subject: Spanish

Grade Level: Grade 1

Objective: Reconocer las vocales, su sonido y las palabras que inician con
las mismas, palabras con las vocales, escribir y leer palabras con las vocales

Learning within and across curriculum:

- Within:

1) Language Arts - Recognizing vowels and their sounds is essential for reading and
writing in any language, including Spanish.

2) Music - Understanding sound patterns in vowels can help in pronunciation and


singing in Spanish.

3) Mathematics - Recognizing patterns in vowels can help in developing logical


thinking skills.

Review Motivation:

[Teaching Strategy: Interactive Quizzes]

[Instructional Materials: Flashcards with Spanish vowels]

Engaging Activity 1 - Storytelling using Spanish vowels

Engaging Activity 2 - Picture Analysis of words starting with Spanish vowels

Engaging Activity 3 - Brainstorming words with specific Spanish vowels

Activity 1: Vowel Exploration


[Teaching Strategy: Cooperative Learning]

Materials - Flashcards with Spanish vowels, paper, pencils

Significance - Helps students recognize and differentiate between Spanish vowels

Instructions -

1) Show flashcards with Spanish vowels and practice pronunciation.

2) Ask students to write down words that start with each vowel.

3) Assess students based on accuracy of writing and pronunciation.

Rubric

- Identification of vowels - 15 pts.

- Correct pronunciation - 10 pts.

- Writing words with vowels - 15 pts.

Assessment Questions:

1) What is the first vowel in the Spanish alphabet?

2) Can you write three words that start with the vowel "A" in Spanish?

3) How do you pronounce the vowel "E" in Spanish?

Activity 2: Vowel Word Hunt


[Teaching Strategy: Inquiry-Based Learning]

Materials - Picture cards with words, paper, markers

Significance - Encourages students to apply their knowledge of Spanish vowels

Instructions -

1) Students will look at the picture cards and identify the word that starts with a
specific Spanish vowel.

2) Ask students to write the word down and share with the class.

3) Evaluate based on accuracy and participation.

Rubric

- Correct word identification - 20 pts.

- Participation - 10 pts.

- Spelling accuracy - 15 pts.

Assessment Questions:

1) Which picture card shows a word starting with the vowel "O" in Spanish?

2) Can you write the word for the picture card with the vowel "U"?

3) How many words did you identify correctly in the activity?

Inclusive Activity 3: Vowel Sound Practice


[Teaching Strategy: Experiential Learning]

Materials - None

Significance - Allows students to practice vowel sounds without the need for
additional resources

Instructions -

1) Teacher will say a word with a specific vowel sound.

2) Students will repeat the word and focus on the vowel sound.

3) Evaluate based on accuracy and improvement in pronunciation.

Rubric

- Pronunciation accuracy - 20 pts.

- Active participation - 10 pts.

- Improvement in vowel sounds - 15 pts.

Assessment Questions:

1) How did you improve your pronunciation during the activity?

2) Can you demonstrate the correct pronunciation of the vowel "I" in Spanish?

3) What was the most challenging part of practicing vowel sounds for you?

ANALYSIS:

Activity 1 - Students showed improvement in identifying Spanish vowels and writing


words correctly.

Activity 2 - Students actively participated in the word hunt and demonstrated


understanding of words starting with different vowels.

Activity 3 - Students effectively practiced vowel sounds and showed progress in


pronunciation.
ABSTRACTION:

Recognizing Spanish vowels and their sounds is crucial for language acquisition. By
understanding the patterns and sounds of vowels, students can improve their
reading, writing, and pronunciation skills. Reading materials and activities focusing
on vowel recognition can further enhance students' understanding of the Spanish
language.

Supporting Material 1: "Spanish Vowels

Supporting Material 2: "Fun with Spanish Vowels Workbook" - A workbook


containing engaging activities and games to help students practice and master
Spanish vowels in a fun way.

APPLICATION:

[Teaching Strategy: Role-Playing]

Task 1 - Students will create a short skit using words with Spanish vowels,
emphasizing correct pronunciation and usage.

Task 2 - Students will design a poster showcasing words with different Spanish
vowels found in their environment, such as at home or in school.

ASSESSMENT:

[Teaching Strategy: Direct Instruction]

[Instructional Materials: Assessment sheets]

Question 1 - Identify the vowel sound in the word "casa" in Spanish.

Question 2 - Write three words that start with the vowel "U" in Spanish.

Question 3 - Read the following words and circle the one that does not start
with a Spanish vowel: "manzana, oso, mesa, sol, libro."
H.O.T.S.:

Question 1 - How would you explain the importance of recognizing vowels in learning
a new language?

Answer 1 - Recognizing vowels helps in pronunciation, reading, and writing, forming


the foundation of language learning.

Question 2 - Can you think of a word that starts with a Spanish vowel and has more
than five letters?

Answer 2 - Example: "elefante" starts with the vowel "E" and has eight letters,
showcasing vowel usage in longer words.

Question 3 - Why is it essential to practice vowel sounds in Spanish regularly?

Answer 3 - Regular practice improves pronunciation accuracy and fluency,


enhancing communication skills in Spanish.

Assignment:

1) Assignment Overview: Ask students to find five objects at home that start with
different Spanish vowels and write a short description for each.

Assignment Question: Identify and describe five objects that start with Spanish
vowels "A, E, I, O, U" in your home.

2) Assignment Overview: Students will create a mini-book containing drawings and


labels for words with Spanish vowels that they have learned.

Assignment Question: Design a mini-book showcasing words with Spanish vowels,


including drawings and labels for each word.

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