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Spanish in the New Zealand Curriculum

Level 2: Achievement objectives

The communication functions illustrate the communicative competence students should have at level 2.

Communication functions

Ejemplos

Students should be able to:

 
  • ask about and respond to personal information about themselves and others

¿Cómo te llama ella? Se llama Ana.

¿Cuántos años tienes? Tengo 15 años.

  • describe themselves and others

¿Cómo es tu amigo? Es alto y guapo.

  • recognise descriptions of themselves and others

Soy joven y tengo los ojos azules.

  • describe places, animals, and things

Es un parque muy bonito.

Mi perro tiene orejas muy largas.

Las computadoras son fantásticas.

  • recognise descriptions of places, animals, and things
  • point out and/or identify people, places and things

¿Qué es? Es una escuela.

¿Quién es? Es la profesora.

  • recognise, express, and enquire about physical states (hot, cold, hunger, thirst, age)

¿Tienes hambre? Sí, tengo mucha hambre. ¿Tienes frío? No, no tengo frío.

  • recognise, express, and enquire about the relationships between people and the ownership of things.

¿Quiénes son? Son mis padres.

¿De quién es este libro? Es de Mario.

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Level 2: Language level indicators

The language level indicators illustrate the linguistic competence students should show while performing the communication functions.

Listening

In a range of personal and familiar contexts, students should be able to:

  • understand and respond appropriately to phrases and simple information
  • get the gist of simple dialogue and information
  • recognise and understand key words or phrases in simple dialogue and information.
Speaking

In a range of personal and familiar contexts, students should be able to:

  • speak simple words and phrases with increasingly accurate pronunciation and intonation
  • initiate and respond in brief conversations using learned words and phrases.
Reading

In a range of personal and familiar contexts, students should be able to:

  • get the gist of simple dialogue and information
  • recognise and understand key words and phrases in simple texts.
Writing

In a range of personal and familiar contexts, students should be able to:

  • write simple phrases and sentences
  • write simple words and phrases from memory.

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