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  • Bienvenidos
  • Proficiency
  • Spanish 1
    • A1. Introduction
    • A2. My Friends & I
    • A3. School
    • A4. Food
    • A5. Sports
    • A6. Family
  • Spanish 2
    • Spanish 2 Adopted Countries
      • Argentina
      • Bolivia
      • Chile
      • Colombia
      • Costa Rica
      • Cuba
      • Ecuador
      • El Salvador
      • España
      • Guatemala
      • Guinea Ecuatorial
      • Honduras
      • México
      • Nicaragua
      • Panamá
      • Paraguay
      • Perú
      • Puerto Rico
      • La República Dominicana
      • Uruguay
      • Venezuela
    • B1. Review
    • B2. Home & Routine
      • B2a. Home
      • B2b. Daily Routine
        • Student Videos
    • B3. Travel & Health
      • B3a. Travel
      • B3b. Health
    • B4. City & Shopping
      • B4a. In the city
      • B4b. Shopping
    • B5. Celebrations & Cooking
      • B5a. Celebrations
      • B5b. Restaurants and Cooking
    • Weekly Listening Assignment
  • Spanish 3
    • B6. Stories & Legends
  • Resources
    • Grammar Resources
      • The Big Four
      • Acabar de + infinitive
      • Colors
      • Conditional tense
      • Talking about the date and calendar
      • Definite and Indefinite Articles
      • Demonstrative adjectives
      • Direct Object Pronouns
      • Estar
      • Feelings: Estar, Sentirse, and Tener with Emotions
      • Future tense
      • GO Verbs with Irregular Present Tenses
      • Greetings and Basic Conversations
      • Gustar and similar verbs
      • Hacer and Time Expressions with Hacer
      • Hay, Hay que
      • The Imperfect Tense
      • Impersonal and Passive Se
      • Indirect and Double Object Pronouns
      • Infinitive verbs in Spanish (with Gustar)
      • Informal (tú) commands
      • Interrogatives: Asking Questions
      • The verb IR
      • Ir + a + infinitive verb
      • The verb Jugar
      • Making Comparisons
      • Negatives
      • Noun-adjective agreement
      • Numbers 0 to 100
      • Numbers, currency, and the verb Costar (o>ue)
      • Parts of the Body
      • Past participles
      • Pensar que and Pensar with infinitives
      • The Perfect Tenses
      • Pero and Sino
      • The Personal A
      • Por vs. Para
      • Possessive adjectives and pronouns
      • Prepositions of Place and Giving Directions
      • Present progressive
      • Present tense of the verb SER
      • Preterite verbs
      • Preterite vs. Imperfect
      • Professions
      • Punctuation marks and written accents
      • Reflexive verbs
      • Regular -AR verbs
      • Regular -ER and -IR verbs
      • Saber and Conocer
      • Ser vs. Estar
      • Stem changing verbs: O>UE
      • Stem changing verbs:E>I
      • Stem-changing verbs: E>IE
      • Subject (Personal) Pronouns
      • Superlatives
      • También and tampoco
      • Telling Time
      • Tener and Idioms with Tener
      • The Spanish Alphabet and Pronunciation
      • Usted, Ustedes, and Nosotros (Formal) Commands
      • Venir
      • Weather, Climate, and Seasons
      • Video Tutorials
      • Subjunctive Mood (present)
    • Music Videos
    • Spanish-speaking Countries
    • Syllabi and Class Rules
    • Why Language?
  • DL Bienestar 1 - Health 1
  • DL Historia
Señora McPeak Spanish
  • Bienvenidos
  • Proficiency
  • Spanish 1
    • A1. Introduction
    • A2. My Friends & I
    • A3. School
    • A4. Food
    • A5. Sports
    • A6. Family
  • Spanish 2
    • Spanish 2 Adopted Countries
      • Argentina
      • Bolivia
      • Chile
      • Colombia
      • Costa Rica
      • Cuba
      • Ecuador
      • El Salvador
      • España
      • Guatemala
      • Guinea Ecuatorial
      • Honduras
      • México
      • Nicaragua
      • Panamá
      • Paraguay
      • Perú
      • Puerto Rico
      • La República Dominicana
      • Uruguay
      • Venezuela
    • B1. Review
    • B2. Home & Routine
      • B2a. Home
      • B2b. Daily Routine
        • Student Videos
    • B3. Travel & Health
      • B3a. Travel
      • B3b. Health
    • B4. City & Shopping
      • B4a. In the city
      • B4b. Shopping
    • B5. Celebrations & Cooking
      • B5a. Celebrations
      • B5b. Restaurants and Cooking
    • Weekly Listening Assignment
  • Spanish 3
    • B6. Stories & Legends
  • Resources
    • Grammar Resources
      • The Big Four
      • Acabar de + infinitive
      • Colors
      • Conditional tense
      • Talking about the date and calendar
      • Definite and Indefinite Articles
      • Demonstrative adjectives
      • Direct Object Pronouns
      • Estar
      • Feelings: Estar, Sentirse, and Tener with Emotions
      • Future tense
      • GO Verbs with Irregular Present Tenses
      • Greetings and Basic Conversations
      • Gustar and similar verbs
      • Hacer and Time Expressions with Hacer
      • Hay, Hay que
      • The Imperfect Tense
      • Impersonal and Passive Se
      • Indirect and Double Object Pronouns
      • Infinitive verbs in Spanish (with Gustar)
      • Informal (tú) commands
      • Interrogatives: Asking Questions
      • The verb IR
      • Ir + a + infinitive verb
      • The verb Jugar
      • Making Comparisons
      • Negatives
      • Noun-adjective agreement
      • Numbers 0 to 100
      • Numbers, currency, and the verb Costar (o>ue)
      • Parts of the Body
      • Past participles
      • Pensar que and Pensar with infinitives
      • The Perfect Tenses
      • Pero and Sino
      • The Personal A
      • Por vs. Para
      • Possessive adjectives and pronouns
      • Prepositions of Place and Giving Directions
      • Present progressive
      • Present tense of the verb SER
      • Preterite verbs
      • Preterite vs. Imperfect
      • Professions
      • Punctuation marks and written accents
      • Reflexive verbs
      • Regular -AR verbs
      • Regular -ER and -IR verbs
      • Saber and Conocer
      • Ser vs. Estar
      • Stem changing verbs: O>UE
      • Stem changing verbs:E>I
      • Stem-changing verbs: E>IE
      • Subject (Personal) Pronouns
      • Superlatives
      • También and tampoco
      • Telling Time
      • Tener and Idioms with Tener
      • The Spanish Alphabet and Pronunciation
      • Usted, Ustedes, and Nosotros (Formal) Commands
      • Venir
      • Weather, Climate, and Seasons
      • Video Tutorials
      • Subjunctive Mood (present)
    • Music Videos
    • Spanish-speaking Countries
    • Syllabi and Class Rules
    • Why Language?
  • DL Bienestar 1 - Health 1
  • DL Historia
  • More
    • Bienvenidos
    • Proficiency
    • Spanish 1
      • A1. Introduction
      • A2. My Friends & I
      • A3. School
      • A4. Food
      • A5. Sports
      • A6. Family
    • Spanish 2
      • Spanish 2 Adopted Countries
        • Argentina
        • Bolivia
        • Chile
        • Colombia
        • Costa Rica
        • Cuba
        • Ecuador
        • El Salvador
        • España
        • Guatemala
        • Guinea Ecuatorial
        • Honduras
        • México
        • Nicaragua
        • Panamá
        • Paraguay
        • Perú
        • Puerto Rico
        • La República Dominicana
        • Uruguay
        • Venezuela
      • B1. Review
      • B2. Home & Routine
        • B2a. Home
        • B2b. Daily Routine
          • Student Videos
      • B3. Travel & Health
        • B3a. Travel
        • B3b. Health
      • B4. City & Shopping
        • B4a. In the city
        • B4b. Shopping
      • B5. Celebrations & Cooking
        • B5a. Celebrations
        • B5b. Restaurants and Cooking
      • Weekly Listening Assignment
    • Spanish 3
      • B6. Stories & Legends
    • Resources
      • Grammar Resources
        • The Big Four
        • Acabar de + infinitive
        • Colors
        • Conditional tense
        • Talking about the date and calendar
        • Definite and Indefinite Articles
        • Demonstrative adjectives
        • Direct Object Pronouns
        • Estar
        • Feelings: Estar, Sentirse, and Tener with Emotions
        • Future tense
        • GO Verbs with Irregular Present Tenses
        • Greetings and Basic Conversations
        • Gustar and similar verbs
        • Hacer and Time Expressions with Hacer
        • Hay, Hay que
        • The Imperfect Tense
        • Impersonal and Passive Se
        • Indirect and Double Object Pronouns
        • Infinitive verbs in Spanish (with Gustar)
        • Informal (tú) commands
        • Interrogatives: Asking Questions
        • The verb IR
        • Ir + a + infinitive verb
        • The verb Jugar
        • Making Comparisons
        • Negatives
        • Noun-adjective agreement
        • Numbers 0 to 100
        • Numbers, currency, and the verb Costar (o>ue)
        • Parts of the Body
        • Past participles
        • Pensar que and Pensar with infinitives
        • The Perfect Tenses
        • Pero and Sino
        • The Personal A
        • Por vs. Para
        • Possessive adjectives and pronouns
        • Prepositions of Place and Giving Directions
        • Present progressive
        • Present tense of the verb SER
        • Preterite verbs
        • Preterite vs. Imperfect
        • Professions
        • Punctuation marks and written accents
        • Reflexive verbs
        • Regular -AR verbs
        • Regular -ER and -IR verbs
        • Saber and Conocer
        • Ser vs. Estar
        • Stem changing verbs: O>UE
        • Stem changing verbs:E>I
        • Stem-changing verbs: E>IE
        • Subject (Personal) Pronouns
        • Superlatives
        • También and tampoco
        • Telling Time
        • Tener and Idioms with Tener
        • The Spanish Alphabet and Pronunciation
        • Usted, Ustedes, and Nosotros (Formal) Commands
        • Venir
        • Weather, Climate, and Seasons
        • Video Tutorials
        • Subjunctive Mood (present)
      • Music Videos
      • Spanish-speaking Countries
      • Syllabi and Class Rules
      • Why Language?
    • DL Bienestar 1 - Health 1
    • DL Historia
NSHS-B3 Travel and health
Novice Mid Proficiency Goal
I will be able to:
NSHS-B1 Unit Overview
Essential Question

Direct object pronouns

Indirect object pronouns

I can identify popular travel destinations and tourist activities available in Spanish- speaking countries. (DOK 1)

I can identify common health concerns for travelers in different Spanish-speaking countries. (DOK1)

I can identify common destinations and activities in travel brochures. (DOK3)

I can determine where someone traveled and what they did in written and spoken texts. (DOK3)

I can identify common ailments and symptoms in written and spoken texts. (DOK2)

I can write and talk about travel in the past using the preterite. (DOK4)

I can write and talk about what each member of my family did last time we traveled. (DOK4)

I can use the preterite to explain where my family and I went and what we did on an imagined trip to a Spanish-speaking country using visual support. (DOK4)

I can describe symptoms of common ailments. (DOK2)

I can ask someone about where they traveled and what they did. (DOK2)

I can ask someone how they feel and if they have specific symptoms. (DOK1)

I can answer questions about my past travel experiences. (DOK4)

I can diagnose basic ailments based on descriptions of symptoms and suggest treatment. (DOK3)

I can use the language to investigate, explain, and reflect on the relationship between the products and perspectives of the cultures studied. (DOK4)

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