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Grade 4 · Unit 3 · Mi Región y Tradiciones

De Compras
Shopping

The market grows into a mall: numbers to 1,000, wants versus needs, clothing sizes, and the fine art of the polite bargain.

🎯 Novice Mid → Novice High📚 4 lessons planned🚧 Lessons in production

Unit objectives

  • Use numbers to 1,000 for realistic prices
  • Shop for clothing: size, color, price, fit
  • Distinguish necesito from quiero
  • Complete a budget challenge in Spanish

Can-Do targets

  • I can shop for clothes asking about size and price.
  • I can say what I need versus what I want.
  • I can stay inside a budget in Spanish.

Vocabulary scope

doscientos… mil, la talla, me queda bien/mal, necesito, quiero, la oferta, gastar, ahorrar, la tienda de ropa

How this unit builds

Grade 2 market + Grade 1 clothing + big numbers = transactional Spanish at full realism, with the needs/wants distinction adding depth.

Planned lessons

What this unit will contain

Lessons are produced in the same fully interactive format as Kindergarten — flashcards with audio, games, listening tasks, and take-home activities — and will unlock here as they are finished.

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Lesson 1

Los números grandes — to 1,000

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Lesson 2

En la tienda — clothes shopping

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Lesson 3

¿Necesito o quiero? — the difference

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Lesson 4

El desafío — budget challenge

Cultural connection

El regateo — the friendly bargain

In market culture, bargaining is a respectful conversation, not a battle. Students learn when haggling is welcome (the mercado) and when it isn’t (the department store).