Is your homeschooled teen ready to keep learning Spanish?
Is your student familiar with basic Spanish rules and knows the present tense?
Is your teen starting to conquer simple conversations and ready to transition to level 2?
If you answered “yes” to any of those questions, your student is likely ready for the next step. Your teen is at the point of moving beyond Spanish basics, like repetition and basic vocabulary, into more fluent conversation, descriptive phrases, and more advanced tenses.
But just because your student is ready for the next level doesn’t mean you feel ready to teach it. High-level Spanish can intimidate the homeschool parent and with good reason.
Teaching a foreign language requires a lot of work, especially when you’re the one putting together the curriculum, finding resources, and learning it yourself.
If you’re overwhelmed, you’re not alone. This course can help you and your teen!
You don’t have to do it by yourself.
You don’t have to stress about the foreign language requirement for graduation.
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Unlike other resources that leave you organized to create a learning plan,
Spanish 2 is different!
This comprehensive, done-for-you Spanish solution reinforces the learning, teaches mastery of pronunciation, and helps your student conquer beginning conversations through the live weekly classes. You the parent, do not need to speak a word of Spanish.
Introducing the
Beyond Foundational Spanish 2 Course
for Your Homeschooled Teen
This is a done-for-you Spanish-speaking curriculum that builds upon Spanish 1 foundational concepts and encourages next-level Spanish speaking for students in 8th—12th grade.
Perfect for homeschooling families looking to fulfill year 2 foreign language requirements.
What's inside the done-for-you
Spanish 2 course
that fulfills your student’s foreign language requirements!
Spanish 2 Beyond Foundations Path
Six Modules Spread Over 33 Weeks (4 Quarters)
Intended for grades 8th - 12th after Spanish 1 completion
Module 1
Who I Am - Present Tense Review
Learning outcomes: Students will use Spanish 1 review vocabulary and grammar to talk about who they are, their likes and dislikes, what they do during school and after schools and favorite places to go, all in the present tense.
Module 2
My Vacation - Past Tense Preterite
Learning outcomes: Students will discuss past vacations and experiences using past tense preterite. Students will know how to conjugate regular and irregular preterite.
Module 3
My Childhood - Past Tense Imperfect
Learning outcomes: Students will know how to discuss and describe their childhood experiences using imperfect past tense. They will be able to conjugate regular and irregular imperfect tense. In addition, students will understand the differences and uses of preterite and imperfect, and navigate speaking in both past tenses.
Module 4
My Daily Routine - Reflexive Verbs
Learning outcomes: Students will be able to talk about and describe their daily routine items used to prepare and special events preparation routines and communicate about shopping and everyday errands and going to everyday places around their community, in present and past tense.
Module 5
Learning outcomes: Students will review and master all tenses and explore some Spanish 1 concepts in-depth.
Module 6
Food Preparation and Cooking - Commands Tense
Learning outcomes: Students will know how to talk about food preparation and cooking. They will be able to use informal and formal commands to talk about food recipes and give instructions. They will explore Hispanic recipes.
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Hola, my name is Karim Morato,
a certified Spanish instructor, a native Spanish speaker and an MA Ed in online learning and curriculum instruction.
As a homeschool parent myself, I know the feeling of not wanting to hold back your children from learning subjects that you have limited knowledge about. It was that way for me with mathematics, so I invested in outside resources, teachers, and programs to support my children as they learned higher level math.
You may not be fluent in Spanish, or you may not feel equipped or able to teach Spanish at the required level and that’s okay. In those cases, you may be looking for a course that can give you a level of support, is affordable and that you can trust to give your child the education he or she needs.
This is why I created my online Spanish program – to make Spanish language learning more accessible for homeschooled students and to support YOU, the parent.
My online Spanish 1 course will help you to homeschool your child so they can gain the confidence they need to speak Spanish and become bilingual.
Our mission is to support homeschooling parents, educate bilingual families, and help students learn Spanish better and fall in love with the Hispanic culture.
How does Spanish 2 work?
Weekly Assignments
- Monday-Friday, step by step instructions
- Access to content 24/7
Vocabulary Learning
- Focus on application
- Recycle and use Spanish 1 skills
Grammar lessons with a focus on the application
- Step by step video teaching
- Learn how to use grammar to speak Spanish
- Learn difficult concepts in an easy way such as past tense
- Learn how to use writing as a speaking strategy
Practices and Assessment
- Activities that reinforce the lessons.
- Oral Projects that reinforce fluency and students' interest.
- Multiple choice tests per module
- Teacher quarterly report
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Weekly office hours and homework hub time for extra help via Zoom.
Weekly Live Communication Classes
- Learn in community
- Accelerate proficiency with interactive conversations and fun oral presentations.
- Access to a language teacher for feedback
- Cultural Lessons for Exploration
Our goal is for your teen to learn how to speak Spanish confidently with support. This will give you peace of mind that your student is getting the best Spanish education without you feeling like you’re failing as a teacher.
The curriculum provides a multi-sensory learning experience because there is no one way to become bilingual: no ONE teacher, textbook, worksheet, workbook, or App.
We believe teens can become bilingual individuals who can impact the world.
We believe technology can offer the best online practices, tools, and state-of-the-art teaching strategies to help teens learn the Spanish language.
The curriculum includes
There’s no need to spend extra time and money finding additional lesson resources for practice – everything you need for hands-on learning and practice is included in this comprehensive program.
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What parents are saying about the course
“Sra. Morato teaches them how to speak…”
How will my teen benefit from this course?
- Open up new opportunities for your teen's future career and lifestyle.
- Understand how the parts of Spanish work and how to put the language together.
- Build confidence in small, manageable steps to master beyond basics and present tense.
- Develop real-world conversational Spanish skills that will last a lifetime.
- Gain an understanding of the Hispanic culture.
What will I get as the parent?
- No need to worry about curriculum, assessment or teaching.
- Meets the language requirements for a high school diploma.
- Flexible, independent study course fits easily into your schedule
- Support from teachers.
- Curated content to deliver the full curriculum without the overwhelm.
Frequently Asked Questions
If my student did not take Spanish 1 with you, can he or she take Spanish 2?
Yes. However, note that students need to master the present tense and foundational concepts. In addition, level 1 vocabulary. Remember, Spanish builds from previous skills. All Spanish 1 skills will be used again throughout Spanish 2. Students may need time to adjust to a new methodology. Contact us for additional summer review practice if needed.
How much time will my student have to put into the course weekly?
I recommend students block 5-6 hours every week. If you would like more flexibility for your teen, this course is also available in a self-paced, independent form.
Does this course meet credit requirements for a high school diploma?
Yes, the curriculum standards meet state requirements. Courses prepare students who want to pursue Spanish 3 and 4 courses and beyond high school studies, such as at a college level.
How long do I have access?
You have access to the course until July 31st.
What other material do students need?
Students must access Google Drive to utilize Google documents to support all course activities. Parents may also choose to print materials if this is the best option for their child. Students should use the medium that best suits their learning style, including electronic documents or paper. A notebook is required for note-taking for video lessons and live classes, as well as a binder, a computer, and headphones with a microphone for live class participation. For assignment submissions, we use Google Classroom.
What kind of technology will my student need to participate in your course?
Any computer or device that they can use to access our online platform. Earbuds with a microphone, a device with a camera, and a Google email account with the student's name to enroll in Google Classroom and submit assignments. Access Google Drive to organize their quarterly work (using Google Docs and Presentations),
What kind of live support does the Spanish 2 course with conversational classes offer?
Weekly emails, office hours, and homework hub every Monday 6:00-7:00 pm EST via Zoom.
Can students take the course if they struggle with learning challenges such as dyslexia or dysgraphia?
Yes, students with dyslexia, dysgraphia, and ADHD have completed and enjoyed this course. here are a few things to consider:
1. Organization: Is digital or paper-based organization more effective for the student?
2. Writing: Does the student excel more at handwriting or typing?
3. Testing: Are digital or paper tests preferable?
4. Pacing: Does the student thrive in a live or self-paced class environment? A self-paced option might be more suitable.
Finally, a comprehensive Spanish 2 program that fits the homeschooled, high school lifestyle.
This program delivers everything your child needs to learn foundation level Spanish successfully.
Instead of stressing about being able to teach your teen Spanish, you can take advantage of a program designed and created to serve homeschool families just like yours.
Help your student grow in their knowledge of Spanish and develop a bilingual mindset and a love for the Hispanic community.
It’s time to continue the Spanish journey with Spanish 2 and foster a love for culture and a bilingual mindset. Your teen will benefit from the learning experience.
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