Señora Rodríguez
Boletín informativo
Sept./Oct. 2015
A Message from
Sra. Rodríguez
Hola parents and guardians! I
am pleased to be your child’s
Classroom News
New this year:
There are two Spanish teachers serving the
elementary students.
Spanish teacher this year.
Señora Rodríguez
I’ve taught Spanish for over
@ Sicomac and Coolidge Schools
10 years and really enjoy
Señora Morgan
teaching elementary students.
I look forward to a fun and
successful school year and to
meeting all of you.
Sra. Rodríguez
@ Lincoln and Washington Schools
Grades K-2 will receive Spanish Enrichment once
every three weeks for 30 minutes. (Location TBD)
Grades 3-5 will meet once a week for 60 minutes
in the new Spanish room.
What students need to bring to Spanish:
My schedule
I will be at Sicomac all day
Monday & Tuesday as well as
Wednesday morning. The
remainder of the week I will
be teaching at Coolidge.
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Spanish notebook and folder
Pencil case with crayons, markers, etc…
Tip of the Month
Encourage students to practice and share what they have learned in Spanish class with
other family members.
Mrs. Tania Rodriguez
Email address: [email protected]
Sicomac Elementary School
Coolidge Elementary School
356 Sicomac Ave.
Wyckoff, NJ 07481
(201) 848-5730
420 Grandview Ave.
Wyckoff, NJ 07481
(201) 848-5710
Topics we will be learning in
September and October:
Fun websites to
explore:
http://www.hello-world.com/
http://www.onlinefreespanish.com/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/prim
aryspanish/
3 rd grade:
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The importance of learning Spanish, and the
many countries in which it is the chief
language.
Basic conversation in Spanish including
greetings, goodbyes, introductions
Basic description of themselves and others.
4 th and 5 th grade:
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What does
research show
about the benefits
of language
learning?
1. Supports academic
achievement.
2. Provides cognitive benefits
to students.
3. Affects attitudes about
language learning and about
other cultures.
See more at:
http://www.actfl.org/advocac
y/what-the-researchshows#sthash.elNCzvVA.dpuf
The impact that the Hispanic culture has had
on the rest of the world.
The meaning behind Hispanic Heritage Month
The difference between The Day of the Dead
and Halloween
The names of body parts and
clothing items
Adjective agreement when
describing clothing items
with colors
Fall Phrases in Spanish
Me gusta el otoño.
Hace fresco.
Hace viento.
Las hojas tienen muchos colores.
Have fun translating and using
these fall phrases!