GRADE K – 2  CLOTHING

 

Standards:  1.1 Communicate in languages other than English

 4.1 Insight into nature of language and culture 

 

Estimated Time Range:

3 – 4 weeks and ongoing throughout the year

 

ENDURING UNDERSTANDING

 

The student will understand that:

1.

Spanish-speaking cultures also have words for articles of clothing

2.

The Spanish language differentiates noun gender and number by its article

3.

Spanish-speaking cultures have unique traditional and folkloric clothing as well as

modern, everyday wear

 

SAMPLE ASSESSMENTS

 

1.     

Students will be able to identify articles of clothing through TPR activities

2.    2

Students will be able to orally identify articles of clothing

3.     

Students will be able to describe what they are wearing

4.     

Students will be able to identify a person based on oral description of clothing

5.     

Students will be able to identify some basic traditional clothing from some Spanish-speaking countries.

6.     

Students will be able to name appropriate clothing according to weather conditions

7.     

Much of the assessment of a student’s work is in the application of knowledge demonstrated through games, songs and group or individual activities

 

ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS

 

1.

What are the names of common articles of clothing in Spanish?

2.

What are some unique clothing articles from Mexico and Spain?

3.

What do you wear when it is cold/hot? Raining/snowing?

4.

What do you wear to bed?

5.

Which articles of clothing belong on which body parts?

 

 

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

By the end of second grade the students will be able to:

1.

Name the basic articles of clothing orally

2.

Respond to TPR commands indicating articles of clothing

 

SUGGESTED RESOURCES

Suggested Vocabulary:

La camisa/la camiseta

Los pantalones

Los pantalones cortos

La chaqueta

El suéter

El vestido

La falda

El sombrero

Los zapatos

Las botas

Los calcetines

 

Structures:

¿De qué color es …?

¿Llevas … hoy?/¿Tienes … puesto/a hoy?

Sí llevo … hoy./ Sí tengo puesto/a … hoy.

No, no llevo … hoy.

No, no tengo puesto/a hoy.

Siéntense si llevan …(los pantalones azules)

Levántense/Párense si llevan …(la falda roja)

 

Picture books:

Froggy se viste

Paraguas de colores

Los animales no se visten

Se venden gorras

Sombreros

 

Materials:

Flashcards

Paper dolls with clothing

Realia

 

Games:

Memory

Pescado

¿Cuál falta?

Veo veo

 

 

 

SUGGESTED CONNECTIONS

Language Arts, Social Studies

 

 

 

GRADES 4 – 5 Clothing

 

Standard 1.1, 1.2 Communication in language other than English

2.1 Cultures: Knowledge and understanding of other cultures

3.1 Connect with other disciplines

4.1 Comparisons: Comparisons of the language studied and their own

5.1 Communities: Use language in and out of classroom

 

Estimated Time Range:

3 weeks

 

ENDURING UNDERSTANDINGS

 

The student will understand that:

1.

Spanish speaking cultures also have words for articles of clothing

2.

The Spanish language differentiates noun gender and number by its article

3.

Spanish speaking cultures have unique traditional and folkloric clothing as well as modern, everyday wear

 

SAMPLE ASSESSMENTS

1.

Identify articles of clothing through TPR activities

2.

Oral and written identification of articles of clothing

3.

Oral and written descriptions of clothing

4.

Identify a person based on oral or written description of clothing

5.

Identify some basic traditional clothing from some Spanish speaking countries

6.

Name appropriate clothing according to weather conditions

7.

Create advertisements, paper dolls or other projects for clothing using Spanish vocabulary

8.

Class fashion shows with oral descriptions of clothes modeled

9.

Much of the assessment of student's work is in the application of knowledge demonstrated through games and other group or individual activities

 

ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS

1.

What are the names of common articles of clothing in Spanish?

2.

What are some unique clothing articles from Spanish speaking countries , and when

Or for what occasion would they be appropriate?

3.

What would you wear for specific occasions and seasons?

4.

Which articles of clothing belong on which body parts?

 

 

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

By the end of fifth grade the student will be able to:

1.

Name the basic articles of clothing orally or in writing

2.

Respond to TPR commands indicating articles of clothing

3.

Describe an outfit either orally or in writing (from a picture, a classmate, or other prompt)

4.

Select appropriate clothing based on a description, situation or weather condition

 

 

SUGGESTED RESOURCES

Suggested Vocabulary:

la blusa

el abrigo

el traje de baño

el bañador/la trusa

la ropa interior

el pijama

la gorra/el gorro

la bufanda

los guantes

la corbata

el paraguas

el impermeable

los zapatos deportivos

los tenís

las zapatillas de deporte

las sandalias

el traje

Suggested Books:

Froggy juega al fútbol

El gorro de lana

El Manchinchar

Froggy aprende a nadar

 

Suggested Games:

Clothes Call

Riesgo

Memory

Concentración

La tirada mágica

Brillante

Around the world

Señorita Trolita

 

Suggested Materials:

Flashcards

Realia

Paper dolls with clothing

Clothing ads from magazines, newspapers, flyers

 

 

 

 

 

SUGGESTED CONNECTIONS

1.     Language Arts

2.     Social Studies