SCOPE & SEQUENCE
We have options so you can have your dream curriculum.
Curriculum for Entire Program
Curriculum design takes a lot of time and it’s nice to begin with a solid set of units.
This example has common themes vertically aligning the units.
Option 1: Start with this and modify it.
Option 2: Check out the units below to create your own. Since the units are based on proficiency, you can put them where you want.
Curriculum for 2-year middle school program
These units were made specifically for middle school: active learning, simpler objectives, and shorter lessons.
Overview of Units
Hover over each unit image to see the main topics.Novice
Language Skills/Functions: Give basic/personal information about self and others. Simple comparisons. Simple opinions. Express needs.
Topics: Colors, sizes, shapes, activities with kites, dates
Games
Topics: names, nationalities, introductions, school subjects
Portraits, colors, simple descriptions of people (eyes, hair, smile), complimenting friends
Sports, describing athletes, “I like to play/watch,” invite to play/watch (place, time, day, etc)
Topics: describing family members, opinions about family activities (how often)
Topics: street foods, opinions, descriptions, prices
Places in community, freiends, schedules, “going to”
Spanish in progress
Topics: comparing schools, subjects, prices of supplies, giving directions around school
Topics: fashion trends, clothing, jobs, brands
Describing & comparing homes around the world, housing problems/solutions
Intermediate
Language Skills/Functions: Start to narrate, series of events. Give information about self and others with some details. Comparisons. Give opinions and give supporting details.
Topics: breakfast around the world, ingredients, cereals
Topics: street art & performances, debating pros/cons, laws
Topics: common illnesses, symptoms, home remedies, infromation and solutions for dangerous diseases
Topics: comparing communities (good & bad aspects), services & jobs
retelling scary legends, describing characters (physical descriptions & character traits), haunted places, makeup tutorials
singers of the past, story & accomplishments, instruments, music genres, lyrics/themes
Comparing disasters, explaining weather, giving prep advice, helping victims
Retelling people’s migration stories, reasons to move, ancestry, issues
Topics: chefs & other kitchen jobs, ingredients and their origins, recipes
Topics: modern farming techniques and issues, farm to table movement
OTHER INFORMATION
Common questions and other info related to curriculum development.
When are we adding more?
Constantly! Daily we update old lessons, find fresh resources, tweak unit goals, and add new lessons for all languages. It’s always a process of create and refine. We’ll announce new units as we create them.
Want to talk out your curriculum?
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We know you may have an existing curriculum that you can’t completely replace yet or some unique restrictions of what you can do. We’ve worked with teachers, schools and districts all over the world. Contact us to help design your curriculum.
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