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Introduction/Overview/Philosophy  \nThe Spanish 3 Honors course has been designed to reflect the philosophy and goals found in both the national standards, Standards for Foreign Language Learning in the 21st Century (ACTFL,1999) and the New Jersey Student Learning Standards for World Languages (2014) . The focus of the course is to provide students with the skills they need to create language for communication. 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Objectives  \n● express past actions  \n● express ownership  \n● describe habitual past actions  \n● talk about past events  \n● express what may or may not take place  \n● express necessity and possibility; wishes, preferences and demands  \n● state location and origin; characteristics and conditions  \n● express surprise, interest, annoyance; likes, dislikes, and needs  \n● express affirmative and negative ideas  \n● read and discuss newspaper articles about “acceptable” attire at work and leaving home to go to college  \n● express emotions, doubt, or uncertainty  \n● express future events; conditions  \n● discuss finances  \n● read and discuss social announcements and human interest articles as they appear in newspapers  \n● express emotions and possibilities about past events  \n● discuss an experience in a restaurant  \n● talk about food preparations and Hispanic recipes  \n● identify parts of the body, trips to hospital, and physical fitness  \n● talk about errands  \n● discuss manners  \n● art and literature  \n● history of Spanish speakers in the US  \n2. 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