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INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION: Engage in conversations and informal written on a variety of topics. (MLR.A.1). A. Speaking

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  INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION:   Engage in conversations and informal written on a variety of topics. (MLR.A.1)         A. Speaking:  Answer grade­level questions  orally about the topic at hand.    B. Writing : Answer grade­level questions in  writing about the topic at hand. 

         

A. Speaking:  Answer grade­level questions  orally about the topic at hand.    B. Writing : Answer grade­level questions in  writing about the topic at hand. 

A. Speaking:  Answer grade­level questions  orally about the topic at hand.    B. Writing : Answer grade­level questions in  writing about the topic at hand. 

INTERPRETIVE COMMUNICATION :  Understand and interpret written and spoken language on a variety of topics. (MLR.A.2).      A. Reading:   Identify main ideas, topics  and specific information in a variety of  written materials containing acquired  grade­level language/vocabulary. 

C. Reading:   Identify main ideas, topics and  specific information in a variety of written  materials containing acquired grade­level  language/vocabulary. 

E. Reading:   Identify main ideas, topics and  specific information in a variety of written  materials containing acquired grade­level  language/vocabulary. 

B. Listening:  Identify main ideas, topics  and specific information in a variety of 

D. Listening:  Identify main ideas, topics and  specific information in a variety of auditory 

F. Listening:  Identify main ideas, topics and  specific information in a variety of auditory 

   

        

  auditory materials containing  acquired  grade­level language/vocabulary. 

materials containing  acquired grade­level  language/vocabulary. 

materials containing  acquired grade­level  language/vocabulary. 

     

PRESENTATIONAL COMMUNICATION:  Present information, concepts and ideas, orally and in writing, to an audience of listeners or readers  on a variety of topics. (MLR.A.3)       A. Speaking : Produce simple oral narratives or  presentations using acquired grade­level  vocabulary/language.    B. Writing : Produce simple short texts using  acquired grade­level vocabulary/language. 

A. Speaking : Produce simple oral narratives or  presentations using acquired grade­level  vocabulary/language.    B. Writing : Produce simple short texts using  acquired grade­level vocabulary/language. 

A. Speaking : Produce simple oral narratives or  presentations using acquired grade­level  vocabulary/language.    B. Writing : Produce simple short texts using  acquired grade­level vocabulary/language. 

     

COMPARISON OF PRACTICES, PRODUCTS AND PERSPECTIVES :  Compare the nature of language and the culture(s) of the  target language with one’s own. (MLR.A.4, B.1­3, C.2)  

        A.   Identify various age­appropriate aspects of  the target culture such as locations, foods,  traditions, and holidays.   

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A.   Identify various age­appropriate aspects of  the target culture such as locations, foods,  traditions, and holidays.   

A.   Identify various age­appropriate aspects of  the target culture such as locations, foods,  traditions, and holidays.   

    COMMUNITIES:    Encounter and use the target language both in and beyond the classroom for personal enjoyment and life­ long learning. (MLR.C.1, D.1)  

        A.   Demonstrate grade level appropriate target  language and cultural proficiency through active  participation in authentic experiences reflecting  the target culture.   

A.   Demonstrate grade level appropriate target  language and cultural proficiency through  active participation in authentic experiences  reflecting the target culture.   

 

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A.   Demonstrate grade level appropriate target  language and cultural proficiency through  active participation in authentic experiences  reflecting the target culture.   

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