World Language Elective

Students are introduced to the target language and learn basic communication skills such as: understand, ask and answer questions about self; participate in basic social interactions with memorized phrases; understand and use limited phrases and exchanges related to greetings, colors, numbers, and food. This course is designed to provide exposure to the language prior to committing to a high school credit-bearing course. It will provide a foundation in the structure of the target language to enable participating students to be more successful in a chosen language used to fulfill high school graduation requirements.

Students are introduced to the language and life of the Romans. Basic concepts about language are presented as students learn a beginning Latin vocabulary. A strong emphasis is placed on word formation from Latin.

Students are introduced to the target language and learn basic communication skills such as: understand, ask, and answer questions about self; participate in basic social interactions with memorized phrases; understand and use limited phrases and exchanges related to greetings, colors, numbers, and food. This course is designed to provide exposure to the language prior to committing to a high school credit-bearing course. It will provide a foundation in the structure of the target language to enable participating students to be more successful in a chosen language used to fulfill high school graduation requirements.