Somos 2 Unit 1
The Somos Curriculum for Intermediate learners
- Language
- Spanish
- Level
- Intermediate (Levels 2-4)
- Formats
- Pages
- 120 Pages
- Duration
- 8+ Days
These 8-day lesson plans lay a solid foundation for students to narrate events in the past tense through the lens of how curiosity connects us.
CORE VOCABULARY
- el verano pasado
- fue
- vio
- dijo
MATERIALS INCLUDED
- activities for introducing new core vocabulary
- biographies of impactful hispanic people
- a Spanish-language reading about how curiosity connects us
- personal questions and answers (PQA) materials
- detailed lesson plans
- answer keys
- daily warm-ups
- 4 different stories to read
- 4 different stories for horizontal conjugation
- a fable - La cebra y el león
- activity instructions
- slideshow with all readings
- The Unfair Game® - Biografías
- a complete unit overview with abbreviated daily plans, can-do statements, World Readiness standards, Common Core alignment, AP themes, Essential questions, and Proficiency Orientation
All slideshow presentations are editable and compatible with Google Slides.
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View the complete SOMOS Level 1 Spanish curriculum and see purchasing options by clicking here.
This is Unit 1 of the Somos curriculum for Spanish 2. Click here to download the Units 1-5 bundle.
If you are following the SOMOS Spanish 2 curriculum, the next unit that you teach will be Unit 2: La muchacha y la ardilla to target regular preterite -ar verbs
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This was a great way to introduce narration in the past and saved so much time. My students love to engage with authentic resources.
MessyMaestra -
Purchased to introduce past tense with the card talk that is included. Worked great!
Melissa B. -
Fantastic! Gives me so many ideas on how to break up & provide flexibility in my "preterite" unit. Thanks!!
SraFranSwan -
Best story is Cebra y Leon! They really enjoyed reading that and us acting it out in class was very effective.
Kate M. -
This really helped my class get into the past tense! I was preparing for us to do our first novel study and accompanied it with teaching "habia" and "era" and it made a HUGE difference!
Abbey Allison
