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A printable version of this calendar is available by clicking here.
SQ = ¿Sabías que
? 4th or 5th edition (available at the Stanford Bookstore, on reserve in Green Library, and elsewhere)
Online Manual = online exercise manual to accompany ¿Sabías que
? available at http://books.quia.com. Instructions on how to access the manual come with your textbook. (Additional copies of the audio materials that accompany ¿Sabías que
? are available at https://www.stanford.edu/group/ll/data2/ll/sabias/index.html and http://mhhe.com/sabiasque5.)
Using Your Online Manual: Doing regular practice exercises in your manual may seem tedious, but such consistent reinforcement helps solidify your Spanish and enable you to produce it with increasing automaticity. As such, you should plan to spend one or more hours daily on language exercises, activities, and/or home study. You will be required to complete several of the exercises in your online manual, as indicated in the calendar below. Specifically, for the first lesson of each quarter, you will be expected to complete all the exercises in your online manual in order to become acquainted with its various exercise formats and to decide which are best suited to your learning styles. After that, you will be expected to complete 8 exercises of your choosing from each lesson of your online manual.
A Note on Diagnostic Assessments (Quizzes): There will be six diagnostic assessments administered throughout the quarter. They will be based on weekly themes (as noted in the calendar), and will emphasize the most recent chapter under study but will also be cumulative. No make-up diagnostics can or will be offered. Instead, the lowest grade will be dropped from your overall diagnostic assessment grade, allowing you to miss a diagnostic in an emergency.
Oral Diagnostic Assessments: In addition to written diagnostics administered in class, you will also take a 15-minute oral diagnostic in the Digital Language Laboratory, on the second floor of Meyer Library, three times during the quarter. (See the ODA schedule to find out when your section is to do its oral diagnostics.) The diagnostic assessments are designed to track your improvement in oral proficiency as the quarter progresses. They will be graded on a pass/no credit basis. In order to pass, you will simply need to complete the assessment by responding to questions completely and spontaneously, without the use of reading or written notes. Reading (instead of speaking) responses will result in a loss of credit for that diagnostic. You will have a two-day window in which to complete your diagnostic, but we encourage you to do it as early as possible, as the Language Lab may become crowded with last-minute test-takers.
Portfolio Assignments and Composition Assignments: These enrichment activities are noted in the calendar below. For the specifics on these assignments, see the separate handouts at http://spanlang.stanford.edu/first_year/spanish1A.html.
WEEK ONE
THEMES: ¡Vamos a conocernos! (Let's get to know each other!)
En la Universidad
WEEK TWO
THEME: Las actividades diarias
Date |
Class Activities |
Preparation for the next class
(at home/in lab) |
| 10/1 |
Composition 1.1: Peer revision of the first draft
Describing and comparing my daily activities (39-42)
Expressing the time of day at which things happen (42-5) |
Study: SQ pp. 45-54.
Online Manual: Complete 8 exercises from Lección 1.
Portfolio 1:Continue to work this assignment tonight. |
| 10/2 |
Addressing others; Expressing obligation, capability, and preference (45-9)
Vistazos culturales: La vida en el mundo hispano (50-4) |
Study: SQ pp. 56-61.
Online Manual Lección 2: Choose any 8 exercises and complete them before the start of Lesson 3 (Monday).
Portfolio 1: Compile and complete your work. Due in class tomorrow. |
10/3
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Lección 2
Talking about weekend activities (56-8)
Talking about when we do and don’t do things using negation and negative words (58-9)
More about likes and dislikes (60-1)
Portfolio 1 |
Study: SQ pp. 61-6.
Portfolio 2: Begin this assignment this evening. (Due next Wednesday.) Read carefully the instructions available on the course website at spanlang.stanford.edu/first_year/spanish1A.html.
Review for Reading Diagnostic/Theme: Las actividades en la universidad |
| 10/4 |
Talking about the activities of two or more people (61-3)
Talking about activities that you or others do (64-6)
Reading Diagnostic /Theme: Las actividades en la universidad |
Study: SQ pp. 66-75.
Study: Supplementary Phrase List: Extending, accepting or declining invitations.
Portfolio 2: Continue to work this assignment this evening. |
10/5
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Extending, accepting or declining invitations
Talking about the weather, seasons of the year and climate (66-72)
Talking about future activities and events (73-5) |
Study: SQ pp. 76-9.
Online Manual: Complete 8 exercises from Lección 2.
Portfolio 2: Continue to work this assignment over the weekend.
Composition 1.2 «¿Quién soy yo?»: Bring revised draft to class on Monday.
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WEEK THREE
THEME: Las diversiones / ¿Qué pasó?
Date |
Class Activities |
Preparation for the next class
(at home/in lab) |
| 10/8 |
Composition 1.2: Editing the second draft
Vistazos culturales: La música y la danza en el mundo hispano (76-9) |
Study: SQ pp. 81-8.
Online Manual Lección 3: Choose any 8 exercises and complete them before the start of Lección 4 (Monday).
Portfolio 2: Continue to work this assignment this evening.
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| 10/9 |
Lección 3
Talking about activities in the past (81-4)
Talking about what someone else did recently (84-8) |
Study: SQ pp. 89-95.
Portfolio 2: Compile and complete your work this evening. Due in class tomorrow. |
| 10/10 |
Portfolio 2
Talking about what you did recently (89-91)
In-class activity: scanning a text (92-5) |
Study: SQ pp. 96-7.
Portfolio 3: Begin this assignment this evening. (Due next Wednesday.) Read carefully the instructions available on the course website at spanlang.stanford.edu/first_year/spanish1A.html.
Suggestion: Plan ahead! As you read for this assignment, be thinking about a topic for your final, oral presentation in Nov./Dec.
Review for Listening Diagnostic /Theme: Las actividades y diversiones |
10/11
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Talking to a friend about what he or she did recently (96-7)
Listening Diagnostic /Theme: Las actividades y diversiones |
Study: SQ pp. 97-101.
Portfolio 3: Continue to work on this assignment this evening. |
10/12
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Talking about what two or more people did recently (97-9)
Talking about what you and someone else did recently (99-101) |
Study: SQ pp. 102-109.
Online Manual: Complete 8 exercises from Lección 3.
Composition 1.3: Self-edit and bring in the final draft, with all previous drafts and revisions stapled beneath it, on Monday. |
WEEK FOUR
THEME: La familia
Date |
Class Activities |
Preparation for the next class
(at home/in lab) |
| 10/15 |
Composition 1.3
Vistazos culturales: El folclor en el mundo hispano (102-9)
Talking on the telephone |
Study: SQ pp. 112-120.
Online Manual: Lección 4: Choose any 8 exercises and complete them before the start of Lesson 5 (Thursday).
Study: Supplementary vocabulary: Talking on the telephone
Portfolio 3: Continue to work on this assignment this evening. |
| 10/16 |
Unidad dos:
Lección 4
Talking about the immediate family (112-14)
Asking questions using interrogative words (115)
Talking about the extended family (116-120) |
Study: SQ pp. 120-33.
Study: Supplementary vocabulary: La casa (The Home)
Portfolio 3: Compile and complete your work to turn in tomorrow. |
| 10/17 |
Portfolio 3 (discussion of reading)
Additional vocabulary related to the family (120-3)
Talking about the home
Expressing to/for whom an action is performed (123-33) |
Study: SQ pp. 134-7.
Online Manual: Complete 8 exercises from Lección 4.
Review: Begin to review SQ pp. 1-141 for Midterm next Wednesday.
Review for Writing Diagnostic/Theme: La familia |
10/18
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Writing Diagnostic/ Theme: La familia
Pre-writing for Composition 2.1
Vistazos culturales: el bilingüismo en el mundo hispano (134-7) |
Supplementary reading on bilingualism in the U.S.
Study: SQ pp. 139-45 (through Actividad C).
Online Manual Lección 5: Choose any 8 exercises and complete them before the start of Lección 6 (Thursday, 10/30).
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| 10/19 |
Lección 5
Discussion of Supplementary Reading
Describing and comparing people’s physical characteristics (139-42)
Talking about family resemblances (142-5) |
Study: SQ pp. 145 (“Gramática”)-146.
Composition 2.1 «Una experiencia inolvidable»: See the composition guidelines available at spanlang.stanford.edu/first_year/spanish1A.html. Bring completed draft to class on Monday.
Review: SQ pp. 1-137 and supplementary vocabulary and phrases for Midterm Wednesday. |
WEEK FIVE
THEME: La salud mental y física
WEEK SIX
THEME: ¿Cómo era la vida?
Date |
Class Activities |
Preparation for the next class
(at home/in lab) |
10/29
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Composition 2.2: Editing the second draft
Expressing reciprocity (152-5)
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Study: SQ pp. 156-9.
Online Manual:
Complete 8 exercises from Lección 5.
Supplementary reading on health issues relating to Latinos in the U.S.
Portfolio 4: Continue to work on this assignment as needed. |
| 10/30 |
Intercambio conversacional
Vistazos culturales: el mestizaje en el mundo hispano (156-9) |
Study: SQ pp. 161-9.
Online Manual Lección 6: Choose any 8 exercises and complete them before the start of Lección 7 (Tuesday).
Portfolio 4: Complete and submit it tomorrow. |
| 10/31 |
Lección 6
Portfolio 4
Using numbers 30-99 and talking about people’s age (161-2)
Using numbers 200-1999 and expressing years (163-4)
Describing continuous actions in the present (165-9) |
Study: SQ pp. 170-72.
Portfolio 5: Begin this assignment this evening. (Due next Wednesday.) Read carefully the instructions available on the course website at spanlang.stanford.edu/first_year/spanish1A.html.
Review for Reading Diagnostic/Theme: La salud mental y física
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11/1
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Describing and narrating continuous actions in the past (170-72)
Reading Diagnostic /Theme: La salud mental y física |
Study: SQ pp. 173-6.
Portfolio 5: Continue to work on this assignment. |
| 11/2 |
Describing and narrating continuous actions in the past (173-6) |
Study: SQ pp. 176-9.
Composition 2.3: Self-edit and bring in the final draft, with all previous drafts and revisions stapled beneath it, on Monday.
Portfolio 5: Continue to work on this assignment. |
WEEK SEVEN
THEME: La comida
Date |
Class Activities |
Preparation for the next class
(at home/in lab) |
| 11/5 |
Composition 2.3
Pre-writing for Composition 3.1 (due next Monday)
Describing similarities and equalities (176-9) |
Study: SQ pp. 180-85.
Online Manual: Complete 8 exercises from Lección 6.
Supplementary reading on Latino (im)migration and the U.S.
Portfolio 5: Continue to work on this assignment. |
| 11/6 |
Vistazos culturales: La inmigración y emigración en el mundo hispano (180-85)
Discussion of supplementary reading on Latino (im)migration and the U.S. |
Study: SQ pp. 188-96.
Online Manual Lección 7: Choose any 8 exercises and complete them before the start of Lección 8 (Tuesday).
Portfolio 5: Compile and complete this assignment to turn in tomorrow. |
11/7
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Lección 7
Portfolio 5
Naming and describing foods, snacks and eating preferences (188-194)
Expressing to or for whom an action is performed (194-6) |
Study: SQ pp. 196-201.
Study: Supplementary handout on describing food
Portfolio 6: Review the options for this assignment and think about what you’d like to do. Tuesday, 11/28.
Review for Listening Diagnostic/Theme: La comida |
| 11/8 |
Talking about meals and mealtimes (196-201)
Listening Diagnostic /Theme: La comida
Time in-class to work on Portfolio 6 |
Study: SQ pp. 201-210.
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| 11/9 |
Talking about snacks (201-3)
Talking about eating habits using indirect object pronouns (204-7)
More on describing and reacting to food (207-10) |
Study: SQ p. 210-11.
Composition 3.1 «Dos generaciones»: See the composition guidelines at spanlang.stanford.edu/first_year/spanish1A.html. Bring completed draft to class on Monday. |
WEEK EIGHT
THEME: La cocina y los modales
Date |
Class Activities |
Preparation for the next class
(at home/in lab) |
| 11/12 |
Composition 3.1: Revising the first draft
Time in-class to work on Portfolio 6
Intercambio conversacional: Preferencias alimenticias (210-11) |
Study: SQ pp. 212-16.
Online Manual: Complete 8 exercises from Lección 7.
Web Activity:SQ p. 214 Activity (1), (2) OR (3) «Navegando la red». For links to informative websites, try www.mhhe.com/sabias4 or spanlang.stanford.edu/resources/index.html. |
| 11/13 |
Vistazos culturales: La cocina en el mundo hispano (212-16)
Discussion of Web activity (214)
Review guidelines for oral presentation |
Study: SQ pp. 218-21.
Online Manual Lección 8: Choose any 8 exercises and complete them before the start of Lección 9 (Tuesday 11/27).
Have you chosen a topic for your oral presentation? (See your instructor’s guidelines.) Bring items to "sell" in tomorrow's "open air" market. |
11/14
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Lección 8
Talking about eating habits and table etiquette (218-21)
Mercado al aire libre |
Study: SQ pp. 222-6.
Portfolio 7: Although you’re still working on Portfolio 6, this is a good time to start compiling Portfolio 7. Go to spanlang.stanford.edu/first_year/spanish1A.html for details.
Review for Writing Diagnostic/Theme: Los buenos modales |
| 11/15 |
Making recommendations using impersonal expressions (222-3)
Describing and comparing diets and cuisine (224-6)
Writing Diagnostic /Theme: Los buenos modales |
Study: SQ pp. 227-31.
Study: Supplementary phrases: En el restaurante and Expressing reactions to foods.
Portfolios 6 and 7: work on these as necessary. |
| 11/16 |
Talking about eating in restaurants (227-9)
Service encounter: En el restaurante plus Expressing reactions to foods
Expressing cause and purpose using por and para (229-31) |
Study: SQ pp. 232-5.
Composition 3.2 «Dos generaciones»: Bring revised draft to class on Monday, 11/26.
Portfolio 6: Due Tuesday, 11/27.
Final Presentation: Write and submit a brief outline in Spanish of your final presentation. |
THANKSGIVING RECESS: Nov. 19-23 |
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WEEK NINE
THEME: Las bebidas y los hábitos
Date |
Class Activities |
Preparation for the next class
(at home/in lab) |
| 11/26 |
Composition 3.2: Editing the second draft
Final Presentation Outline in Spanish
Vistazos culturales (232-5) |
Portfolio 6: Due in class tomorrow.
Online Manual: Complete 8 exercises from Lección 8.
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11/27
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Portfolio 6: Bring your video or audio recording to share with the class. |
Study: SQ pp. 237-40.
Online Manual Lección 9: Choose any 8 exercises and complete by Sunday.
Portfolio 7: Continue to work on this assignment. |
| 11/28 |
Lección 9
Naming and describing beverages (237-8)
Narrating sequences of events (238-40) |
Study: SQ pp. 241-9.
Study: SQ Reading strategies: Vamos a ver (241-5).
Portfolio 7: Continue to work on this assignment. |
| 11/29 |
Expressing prohibitions and responsibility (244-9)
Discussion of reading (241-5) |
Study: SQ pp. 249-55. |
| 11/30 |
Video: La viticultura chilena
Comparing habits and cultures (249-51)
Vistazos culturales: El arte y la literatura en el mundo hispano (252-5) |
Online Manual: Complete 8 exercises from Lección 9.
Composition 3.3: Self-edit and bring in the final draft, with all previous drafts and revisions stapled beneath it, on Monday.
Portfolio 7: Complete this assignment to turn in on Monday. |
WEEK TEN
THEME: Repaso
END-QUARTER PERIOD
Date |
Class Activities |
Preparation for the next class
(at home/in lab) |
| 12/3 |
Composition 3.3
Portfolio 7
Presentations and review |
Study/Review: SQ Lección preliminar through Lección 9 pp. 1-257 |
| 12/4 |
Presentations and review |
Study/Review: SQ Lección preliminar through Lección 9 pp. 1-257 |
12/5 |
Presentations and review |
Study/Review: SQ Lección preliminar through Lección 9 pp. 1-257 |
| 12/6 |
Presentations and review |
Study/Review: SQ Lección preliminar through Lección 9 pp. 1-257 |
12/7 |
Presentations and review |
Study/Review: SQ Lección preliminar through Lección 9 pp. 1-257 |
Final Examination: Tuesday, December 11, 12:15-3:15
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