Quiero dulces, por favor! (I want candy, please!) 1. I can be familiar with how to express wants in Spanish by participating in oral and written activities in class: quiere (he/she wants, you want, ____ wants), Quieres? (Do you want?), Yo quiero _______ (I want ________) (NOTE: Above, the word familiar does not mean to memorize or to know perfectly. Familiar means awareness or exposure.) 2. I can recall the following four words in Spanish that express politeness: por favor (please), gracias (thank you), de nada (youre welcome), lo siento (Im sorry) 3. I can recall the following three words that are central to the poem: paz (peace), amor (love), los dulces (the candy) 4. I can recite the entire poem by myself in front of the class. * Wisconsin State Standards for Learning World Languages: A4: Problem Solving: Express personal needs B1: Listening: Students will understand spoken language on familiar topics that has strong visual support. B3: Reading: Students will understand written materials on familiar topics that have strong visual support. (* From the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction)