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International Language Standard Reference Juniors Two

(CEFR - Level Pre-A1) Course Goals Course Objectives Student Learning Outcomes
Units (general) (what to teach) (can-do statements)
Global: Person can make simple purchases where pointing or
other gesture can support the verbal reference, can fill in
uncomplicated forms with personal details, name, address, To identify and name the months of the year.
Students will be able to engage in brief The student can identify and name the months of the year.
nationality, marital status and use some basic greetings, can
ask and tell day, time of day and date, can use some basic
2 conversations about the months of the year.
(e.g. What's the fourth month? ~ It's April.)
El alumno puede identificar y nombrar los meses del año.
greetings, can say yes, no, excuse me, please, thank you,
sorry and can write a short, simple postcard.
Spoken interaction: Person can ask and answer questions To ask and answer questions about dates using the The student can ask for and provide simple information
about him/herself and daily routines, using short, formulaic Students will be able to engage in brief question word When ...? about dates.
expressions and relying on gestures to reinforce the conversations related to dates. El alumno puede solicitar y brindar información sencilla
information. (e.g. When is your birthday? ~ It's July 23rd.) acerca de fechas.
To identify and name common pets using the
Spoken production: Person can produce short phrases about The student can identify and name common pets.
demonstratives these/those.
themselves, giving basic personal information (e.g. name, El alumno puede identificar y nombrar mascotas
address, family, nationality) comunes.
(e.g. These are dogs.)
Listening: Person can understand short, very simple questions
and statements provided that they are delivered slowly and
clearly and accompanied by visuals or manual gestures to
The student can talk about parts of the body familiar to
support understanding and repeated if necessary, can Students will be able to engage in brief To identify and name parts of the body.
them.
recognize everyday, familiar words, provided they are delivered conversations about pets, parts of the body
El alumno puede conversar acerca de partes del cuerpo
clearly and slowly in a clearly defined, familiar, everyday
context, and can recognize numbers, prices, dates of the week,
3 and places in the house familiar to them. (e.g. Touch your nose.)
que les son familiares.
provided they are delivered slowly and clearly in a defined,
familiar, everyday context.

Reading: Person can recognize familiar words accompanied To identify and name places in the house.
The student can talk about places in the house.
by pictures, such as a fast-food restaurant menu illustrated with
El alumno puede conversar acerca de lugares en la casa.
photos or a picture book using familiar vocabulary. (e.g. This is the kitchen.)

The student can ask for and provide simple information


To ask and answer questions about location of people
Writing: Person can give basic personal information in writing Students will be able to engage in brief about location of people and pets in the house.
and pets in the house using the question word Where ...?
(e.g. name, address, nationality), perhaps with the use of a conversations about location of people and El alumno puede solicitar y brindar información sencilla
dictionary. pets in the house. acerca de la ubicación de personas y animales en la
(e.g. Where is Robert? ~ He's in the kitchen.)
casa.
This column will give you summarized information about the
This column will give you information about the This column will give you information about what the students
expected proficiency levels in the Common European Framework This column will give you information about what will be taught
overall intended outcome or target for the know or can do as a result of the course of instruction (CEA
(standards most used as a reference for language learning (CEA Standards Jan. 2016).
course (CEA Standards Jan. 2016). Standards Jan. 2016).
programs).

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