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TIPPECANOE HIGH SCHOOL - Tipp City Exempted Village Schools

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE<br />

Students should note that these are college prep courses.<br />

Class work and homework will be geared to that level of academic challenge..<br />

Good attendance is important since this is a class intensive class.<br />

FRENCH I (FR1620)<br />

This is the first course of a three-year proficiency based French language program. The general goal of the course is to<br />

acquaint students with everyday French and to provide opportunities for language practice. At the end of this course,<br />

students should be able to comprehend spoken French passages, read and understand French passages, speak about<br />

chapter topics in French, and write simple compositions in French based on chapter topics and vocabulary. Students<br />

should be able to understand and appreciate selected elements of culture in the French speaking world.<br />

GRADE -9/10/11/12 LENGTH - YEAR CREDIT - 1<br />

PREREQUISITE -Freshmen students should have a ―C‖ average or above in eighth grade language arts<br />

FRENCH II (FR1630)<br />

This is the second course of a three-year proficiency based French language program. The general goal of the course is<br />

to acquaint students with everyday French and to provide opportunities for language practice. At the end of this course,<br />

students should be able to comprehend spoken French passages, read and understand French passages, speak about<br />

chapter topics in French, and write simple compositions in French based on chapter topics and vocabulary. Students<br />

should be able to understand and appreciate selected elements of culture in the French speaking world.<br />

GRADE -10/11/12 LENGTH-YEAR CREDIT - 1 PREREQUISITE -FRENCH I<br />

FRENCH III (FR1640)<br />

This is the third course of a three-year proficiency based French language program. The general goal of the course is to<br />

acquaint students with everyday French and to provide opportunities for language practice. At the end of this course,<br />

students should be able to comprehend spoken French passages, read and understand French passages, speak about<br />

chapter topics in French, and write simple compositions in French based on chapter topics and vocabulary. Students<br />

should be able to understand and appreciate selected elements of culture in the French speaking world.<br />

GRADE -11/12 LENGTH -YEAR CREDIT - 1 PREREQUISITE -FRENCH II<br />

(H) FRENCH IV (FR1650)<br />

This advanced course introduces French history and literature. Students will gain an understanding of the people, places and events<br />

that shaped French civilization while expanding their vocabulary, speaking, and grammar skills.<br />

GRADE -12 LENGTH -YEAR CREDIT -1 PREREQUISITE -FRENCH III<br />

SPANISH I (SP1820)<br />

This is the first course of a three-year proficiency based Spanish language program. The general goal of the course is to<br />

acquaint students with everyday Spanish and to provide opportunities for language practice. At the end of this course,<br />

students should be able to comprehend spoken Spanish passages, read and understand Spanish passages, speak<br />

about chapter topics in Spanish, and write simple compositions in Spanish based on chapter topics and vocabulary<br />

.Students should be able to understand and appreciate selected elements of culture in the Spanish speaking world.<br />

GRADE -9/10/11/12 LENGTH-YEAR CREDIT - 1<br />

PREREQUISITE -Freshmen students should have a ―C‖ average or above in eighth grade language arts<br />

SPANISH II (SP1830)<br />

This is the second course of a three-year proficiency based Spanish language program. The general goal of the course<br />

is to acquaint students with everyday Spanish and to provide opportunities for language practice. At the end of this<br />

course, students should be able to comprehend spoken Spanish passages, read and understand Spanish passages,<br />

speak about chapter topics in Spanish, and write simple compositions in Spanish based on chapter topics and vocabulary.<br />

Students should be able to understand and appreciate selected elements of culture in the Spanish speaking world.<br />

GRADE -10/11/12 LENGTH -YEAR CREDIT - 1 PREREQUISITE -SPANISH I<br />

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