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About The Teacher
Señora Coon is a graduate of The Ohio State University and José Ortega y Gassett Foundation in Toledo, Spain with a B.S. degree in International Business and a minor in Spanish. She has worked for YMCA International in Spain and most recently for the Steamboat Ski & Resort Corporation and has traveled extensively throughout Mexico, Central and South America. This is her fourth year with the Steamboat Springs School District teaching Spanish to third, fourth, and fifth grade students at both Strawberry Park and Soda Creek Elementary Schools. Señora Coon is married and has three boys, Jack, William and Lucas and has lived in Steamboat since 1991. She brings energy and enthusiasm to her class room and loves her job.
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Mission For The Class
Currently the elementary foreign language program in the Steamboat Springs School District is an exploratory FLES program that will focus on the development of listening and speaking skills and on cultural awareness and diversity. Grammar is learned indirectly and we follow a natural sequence of language learning: understanding, speaking, reading, and writing. Instructional techniques appropriate for elementary age children have been developed; physical activity and concrete experiences play an important role. Visuals, manipulatives, and realia are also an important part of class time and a typical lesson plan includes songs, rhymes, games and role playing. We also have a lot of fun while learning Spanish!
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