High School Curriculum Explorer · Grades 9–12
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Spanish II
Suggested grades 10–12 · Unit 1: Negotiate and Interpret Details
Use a hidden availability card to propose, clarify and confirm a workable plan.
▷ 3 teacher video choices: Negotiate a Meeting PlanPreview lesson: Negotiate a Meeting Plan
Goal: Complete a six-turn exchange that resolves a scheduling conflict and confirms agreed details.
Before this: Use present-tense schedule phrases and ask for repetition.
Try together: Together test whether Thursday at four works for both cards and explain the conflict using the phrase bank.
Subject-content contributionInterpersonal CommunicationAll learner levels · selected introductory task
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Suggested grades 10–12 · Unit 1: Negotiate and Interpret Details
Separate an actual change from an unstated inference when reading related notices.
▷ 3 teacher video choices: Compare Two Event MessagesPreview lesson: Compare Two Event Messages
Goal: Compare two Spanish notices, identify three changes and explain what remains uncertain.
Before this: Interpret familiar schedule notices and negative statements.
Try together: Together identify the cause of the update and the evidence that admission remains free. Use Spanish words from B.
Subject-content contributionInterpretive CommunicationAll learner levels · selected introductory task
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