AP Spanish Lesson Plans and Curriculum

Do you know how long it took me to create over 1200 PowerPoint slides? To write 84 ninety-minute lesson plans? To create quizzes, tests, culture projects, grammar explanations, a College-Board-approved syllabus?
Years.
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AP Spanish Lesson Plans for an Entire Year are based primarily on the second and third editions of Vista Higher Learning AP Spanish Language and Culture Exam Preparation booklet (the orange booklet) and partially on Temas. These lesson plans are compatible with both books and more efficiently used in conjunction with the Temas textbook. However, they can be used independently of Temas (See list of required materials below.)
There are two sets of lesson plans, depending on which edition you are using of Vista Higher Learning.
There are also lesson plans for Triángulo aprobado.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
This full year curriculum meets all the Learning Objectives set forth by the College Board for AP Spanish Language and Culture and is based upon the three modes of communication: “Interpretive, Interpersonal, and Presentational” and the six themes: “La belleza y la estética, La vida contemporánea, Las familias y las comunidades, Los desafíos mundiales, Las identidades personales y públicas y La ciencia y la tecnología”. All lesson plans are based on the EDI (Explicit Direct Instruction) model.
The lesson plans are based on a 90-minute instructional day for the block schedule but can be easily modified for a regular schedule and include extra lessons and activities.
My AP Spanish class traditionally consists of mostly non-native students with a small number of heritage and native speakers. Therefore, the goal of this curriculum is to enable students to communicate with maximum proficiency in the language, i.e., to comprehend authentic spoken and written Spanish, to speak and write Spanish using advanced language and idiomatic expressions, and to pass the AP Spanish Test with high marks.
YOU MAY ALSO ACCESS “AP SPANISH LESSON PLANS AND CURRICULUM FOR AN ENTIRE YEAR” VIA DROPBOX AND GOOGLE DRIVE.
AP Spanish Lesson Plans and Curriculum includes, but is not limited to, the following:
~PowerPoints (1,200 slides):
Ensayo - How to Write an Expository Essay and activities (126 slides)
Ensayo persuasivo (68 slides)
Correo electrónico (23 slides)
Presentación oral (28 slides)
Conversación simulada (16 slides)
La lectura y el audio (46 slides)
El subjuntivo (104 slides)
Por y para (81 slides)
Pronombres relativos (78 slides)
El imperfecto del subjuntivo- Si yo fuera (16 slides)
El imperfecto del subjuntivo a (20 slides)
El perfecto, imperfecto, y pluscuamperfecto del subjuntivo (48 slides)
Subjunctive TPR Story (42 slides)
Cláusulas adjetivales TPR Story (25 slides)
Bell Work (22 slides)
Answers to Homework
Reminders before the AP Test
Practices
Animal Pairs
Attention-getters related to the day's topic
YOU WILL NEED MICROSOFT OFFICE 2002 or later to access the password-protected PowerPoints.
Over 1000 pages of printables, handouts, and lesson plans which include SOME of the following:
~FREE Table of Contents
~86 days of 90-minute lesson plans
~College Board Approved AP Syllabus
~Learning objectives from the College Board
~Everything you need for each day’s lesson in a folder
~Notes to the teacher
~Practices for midterm and final with the answers
~Tests and Quizzes with Answers
~Midterm and Final with answers
~Rubrics for all activities
~Attention getters in the form of cartoons, jokes, photos
~Songs
~Culture Projects
~Grammar Explanations
~A list of all the homework assignments in order
~Extra lessons and notes to teachers for the regular schedule
~Extra activities for the regular school schedule
~Extra lesson for a day when many students are absent due to AP testing
~Vocabulary lists for the novels
~Quizzes and answers to the novels
~URL for Practice test with audio
~Vocabulary lists for Vista Higher Learning with synonyms, words in context, practice activities, Quizlet URL practice, vocabulary games; URL for Kahoot vocabulary games
~Questions and activities for the movie, “La misma luna” and the telenovela, “Águila Roja” or “Corazón Salvaje”
~Differentiated activities based on class demographics (natives vs. non-natives)
~Vocabulary for videos
~Vocabulary for recipes and food
~Vocabulary for the debate
~Vocabulary to compare paintings
~Transition and synonym practice with student essays