Spanish
The study of the Spanish language is an experience, whereby, all children learn to speak and read the language as well as develop an understanding of the culture. The main focus is upon acquiring proper pronunciation, reading, writing, and basic grammar skills. The Spanish program is enriched with the study of customs, culture, geography, and history of Spain, Mexico, and Central America. As a class, they learn, laugh, sing, dance and recite poems.
Early Childhood Education
Focus on Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation about colors, numbers, food, anatomy, and holidays.
1st Grade
Focus on reading Spanish language.
2nd Grade
Emphasis is on vowel sounds, articles, placement of written accents and spelling.
3rd Grade
Increase the difficulty levels of vocabulary, pronunciation, reading, writing, and cultural appreciation.
4th – 6th Grade
Focus on verb conjugation in the present tense with a transition from oral to written communication; specific verb use and verb forms, reading and writing.
All grades participate in the Spanish Festival which is a celebration of the Spanish language and the diversity of Spanish-speaking cultures.