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Course Title:        Honors Spanish III                             Credit Value:           1.0
         Course Number:      106335                                          Term(s) Offered:        Full Year
         Prerequisite(s):    Completion of Spanish II with 90% or higher     Open to Grades:         9, 10, 11, 12
                             and teacher recommendation
         Career Cluster(s):   Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources        Hospitality and Tourism
                             Arts, Audio/Video Technology and Communications   Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security
                             Health Science                                  Transportation, Distribution and Logistics
        Description:  In order to be successful in this class, students must have studied the following skills: conjugations of the
        present tense and past tense, high level of sentence structure, and accurate use of vocabulary and grammar. Thematic
        units of study include: hotel, airport, professions and careers, the environment, the outdoors, art, and health. Grammar
        topics include: present perfect, conditional, present of the subjunctive, and future. Authentic texts and resources used for
        this class include online newspapers and magazines. The Honors level places a greater emphasis on writing short essays,
        reading, oral assessments and speaking, and cultural knowledge.

         Course Title:       Spanish IV                                      Credit Value:           1.0
         Course Number:      106340                                          Term(s) Offered:        Full Year
         Prerequisite(s):    Completion of Spanish III with 80% or higher    Open to Grades:         10, 11, 12
                             or completion of Honors Spanish III with 70%
                             or higher and teacher recommendation
         Career Cluster(s):   Arts, Audio/Video Technology and Communications   Health Science
                             Business Management and Administration          Information Technology
        Description:  In order to be successful in this class, students must have studied the following skills: conjugations and
        contextualized uses of the present and past tenses, complex sentence structure, and accurate production of vocabulary
        and grammar. Thematic units of study include: outdoor activities, competitions, art, health, and wellness, relationships,
        job searching and future goals. Students will be introduced to the perfect tense and the subjunctive mood in the present
        tense. Authentic texts and resources used for this class include short stories and articles.

         Course Title:       Honors Spanish IV                               Credit Value:           1.0
         Course Number:      106345                                          Term(s) Offered:        Full Year
         Prerequisite(s):    Completion of Spanish III with 90% or higher    Open to Grades:         10, 11, 12
                             or completion of Honors Spanish III with 80%
                             or higher and teacher recommendation
         Career Cluster(s):   Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources        Hospitality and Tourism
                             Government and Public Administration            Information Technology
        Description:  In order to be successful in this class, students must have studied the following skills: conjugations of the
        present, past, future, conditional, present of the subjunctive, and present perfect tenses. Thematic units of study include:
        work and community, future events, myths and realities, Spanish-speaking cultures, and high level grammar units such
        as comparing the past tenses, and the use of the subjunctive mood. Texts and resources used for this class include
        authentic readings from books and short stories. The Honors level places a greater emphasis on writing complex essays
        that analyze literature, reading authentic literature, oral assessments, and cultural knowledge.



















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