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Kim Wilson
Kim Wilson
[email protected]•648-5640
Hi students! I received my Masters Degree from APSU. I have traveled overseas for 7 years visiting and exploring different cultures and languages. I am originally from Miami Florida and I have lived in Spain, Germany and Panama and I am looking forward to passing on the Spanish traditions and cultures of these countries sharing my experiences with the students. I hope you enjoy learning this rich language and understand the importance of learning another language.
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Welcome to Spanish. Students will cover the basics of the language including sounds, thematic vocabulary and first year grammar structures. 

REQUIRED MATERIALS: notebook, paper, whiteboard marker, a rag or sock, and pens or pencils.  Students will not be allowed to write in colored pens. 

Homework should always be useful and relevant. It is a tool to determine how well the concept has been grasped. Students will have plenty of time in class to complete assignments, however, if a student does not complete it during class time, the student will finish at home and turn it in the next day. 

There will be vocabulary quizzes and grammar quizzes. A weeks notice will be given to the student and also written on the board. 

Students will be given outside projects which will require them to have supplies and possibly work in groups. 

Spanish is exciting and challenging. I look forward to a fabulous year. 

Syllabus

Sra. Wilson                                                                                 [email protected]

Your book will be on google classroom. I do not use the book.

 

This class requires your active participation.

MANDATORY Materials:

                                             Expo markers (for whiteboard activities) and a sock or old rag to erase whiteboard

                                             Colored Pencils

                                             Notebook for notes and handouts.

                                             Paper

                                             Pencil/ Pen

 

Overview of the Course:

You will be required to Read, Write, Listen and Translate. This is a way for me to assess your speaking and pronunciation.

Activities:  Activities will include projects, communication and interpretation, and games using the target language.

Homework:  You will be able to work on work during class time. If you do not finish, you will take it home to complete. Late homework will not be accepted.

Absences: It is your responsibility to make up any missing work. *If you are absent on a review day, this does not excuse you from a test or quiz. You will take the test the day it is given. I give about a week notice on upcoming tests. If you are absent for a test or quiz, it is your responsibility to make it up.

ALL WORK WILL BE POSTED ON GOOGLE CLASSROOM so if you are absent a day, you know what you have missed and are able to make it up. Google classroom codes are on the board as well as below. Write it down for your class period.

Period 1:  hnoyszc

Period 2:  fyae5yc

Period 4: 3g35kxl

Period 5:  2nvuxga

Period 6:  d4n25zx

Period 7:  x2riv7x

 

Class Rules:                                      All NE student handbook rules apply to our class.

  • Be in your seat when the bell rings
  • Listen when the teacher or someone else is speaking. Raise your hand to speak.
  • Please do what the teacher asks. Cooperation is important.
  • Work quietly so as not to disturb others.
  • Be respectful of everyone.
  • No food or drinks (except for water) are allowed in the classroom.
  • NO STANDING AT THE DOOR WAITING FOR THE BELL TO RING

 

ABSOLUTELY NO CELL PHONES ALLOWED IN THE CLASS. IF YOU ARE NOT ABLE TO FOLLOW THAT RULE, THERE WILL BE CONSEQUENCES. Warning first, email or phone call home then write up.

 

Discipline: Located in the student handbook.

Tutoring: To be determined.  If you do not understand the material from early on, do not wait until last minute to attend. You could work on late work or makeup a test. Test corrections can also be made, but for half credit only.  Corrections cannot be made on vocabulary quizzes.

 

Getting Started: When the bell rings, you should be in your seat and ready to begin working on the bell ringer which will be posted on the board every day and turned in on Fridays for a grade. There is no reason that it should not be completed. If homework is due, it should be out on your desk ready to pass up. REMEMBER, HOMEWORK IS DUE AT THE BEGINNING OF CLASS.

NOTE:  Computers will be not be used unless I tell you otherwise. This means NO COMPUTERS WILL BE OUT UNLESS I HAVE TOLD YOU TO TAKE THEM OUT.