4th Grade Expectations

As second-year Spanish students, fourth graders should be able to relax, listen and follow lessons given totally in Spanish. Teachers work to make language accessible by developing thoughtful lessons which incorporate visual aides, formulaic language structures, vocabulary and projects that build from day to day.

Students should feel successful if they are able to understand the general idea and most new aspects of what is covered in lessons, can follow basic directions and commands, answer questions, participate in oral conversations and understand most albeit not all of the aural input.

Students should work to show

Active participation during class

Active listening toward teacher and classmates when speaking

Attempting to use native-like accent as much as possible

Positive attitude towards learning

Work completed in time allotted