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- ¿Puedo ir al baño?
- Billy la bufanda
- Chumbala Cachumbala
- Se hace de noche
- Feliz Navidad
- The Hamburger Song
- Soy una pizza
- Para bailar la bamba
- Cada cosa en su lugar
2022-23
- Welcome Back 2022-23!
- Summer Packet 2023
- Quarter Updates
- Parents’ Night– video
- Easter Island (Chile)
- Andean Condor (S. America)
- Breaking News!
- Salsa Dancing!
- El Fútbol (soccer)
- Translation & Interpretation
- Yerba Mate (Argentina)
- Dulce de Leche (Argentina)
- Most-Spoken Languages
- Quipu (S. America)
- Legends (Cuba)
2021-22
- Don Quijote (Spain)
- Rainbow Mountain (Peru)
- La Rinconada (Peru)
- Amazon River (Peru)
- El Fútbol (soccer)
- Quechua (Peru)
- Tapas (Spain)
- El Camino (Spain)
- Torres del Paine (Chile)
- Futaleufú (Chile)
- Yerba Mate (Argentina)
- Salsa Dancing (Caribbean)
- Chocolate (Mexico)
- Sawdust Carpets (Guatemala)
- Cinco de Mayo (Mexico)
- Breaking News!
2020-21
- Día de Muertos (Mexico)
- Radish Festival (Mexico)
- Southern Lights (Argentina)
- Salt Flat (Bolivia)
- Bioluminescence (Puerto Rico)
- Coquí Frog (Puerto Rico)
- Landfill Harmonic (Paraguay)
- Oldest Clock (Honduras)
- Colorful Town (Colombia)
- Dancing! (Cuba/ Caribe)
- Sawdust Carpets (Guatemala)
- Nazca Lines (Peru)
- Street Art (Argentina)
- Cinco de Mayo (Mexico)
- Tallest Skyscraper (Chile)
2019-20
- La Tomatina (Spain)- Gazpacho
- La Sagrada Familia (Spain)
- Easter Island (Chile)
- Fried Crickets (Mexico)
- Landfill Harmonic (Paraguay)
- Train to the Clouds (Argentina)
- Rainforest (Costa Rica)
- Yungas Road (Bolivia)
- Boiling River (Peru)
- Worry Dolls (Guatemala)
- Sawdust Carpets (Guatemala)
- Remote 19-20, T3 (1-3)
- Remote 19-20, T3 (Fluent)
- Continued Learning
- Hammocks (Mexico)
- Amate Paper (Mexico)
- Crystal Caves (Mexico)
- Tapas (Spain)
- La Alhambra (Spain)
- El Camino (Spain)
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Curriculum- Third Grade
Students in third grade experience 90-100% immersion in the target language. Third graders explore legends from around the Spanish-speaking world (AIM & TPRS); deepen their study of phonetics with tongue twisters, jokes, and rhymes in the target language; and work on a language-learning app to supplement the curriculum. Highlights of the third grade year include a Spanish News Show and a play about the 900-page novel and Spanish masterpiece, Don Quijote.
Sprinkled throughout the year are various Culture Projects; these lessons focus on amazing and beautiful aspects of the Spanish-speaking world, and knit together the Lower School Spanish experience. Last but not least, third graders master the names and locations of all of the 21 Spanish-speaking countries on a gigantic floor map. They have the opportunity to participate in an All-School Map Competition at the end of the year.