Longs Peak Middle School - Rams Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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A Spanish Village, Menus, and More With the help of their teachers, Ms. Burns and Mr. Martinez, stu- dents in Spanish classes learned the basics of the language by studying dialogues, grammar, and the counting system. Some 7th graders built a Spanish village while others made up menus. A visit to the Foreign Language Festival in Denver was an extra for 9th graders. A close up view ofthe cards used in Le Jeu Des Huit Families Spanish Club members Joe Burger 185, Aram Ossorio l8l. Cathy Soutiea f9l, and Ben Sanlvliguel 493 make pinatas. 16lFOREIGN LANGUAGE

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6 MF. Heed, fV0mCDC1eXp'ainSh0Wt0 Chris Moehle 193 tells about each part of the tennis racket as part otaspeech get into the program. for Comm Arts. Mrs. Baranway shows Matt Hensley 173, Cathy Bean 173, and Lydia Satterlee 173 new books purchased by the lang. arts department. Mameen Murphy 193 gives her candy donation for the yearbook fund-raising project to Mrs. Gaddis. LANG ARTSH5

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Playing Cards, Dialogues and ln addition to learning a new language, French students also found out about the styles and cultures of France through movies and books. They also had a student guest speaker, Jean-Jacques from Bor- deaux, France who showed them postcards and talked about his hometown and France. Sarah Martin Q75 and Brad Jorgensen Q75 play the French game, Le Jeu Des Huit Familles. Hectorvega, from Columbine Elementary, and Mr. Martinez play The freedom balloon rises above the Foreign Language Spanish music for some of the Spanish classes. Festival which some Longs Peak students attended. Mrs, Burns' 7th grade Spanish classes made a Spanish village out ofclay and other materials. FOREIGN LANGUAGEH7