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The following subjects are required for eighth grade:
Electives are courses above and beyond those required for grade level completion and are available for an additional charge. Any desired electives should be listed in the comments section of your enrollment application.
Electives available for eighth grade students include:
Note: CLASS may decide not to assign a requested elective based on course load limitations, prerequisite deficiencies, or other academic considerations.
To see a listing of all electives offered by CLASS, click here.
If you desire this elective, choose one of the courses listed below. Then write the title in the comments section of your enrollment application.
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| Title: Living Language Ultimate German: Beginner–Intermediate |
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| Subject: German 1 |
Course Number: 93360 |
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| Suggested Grade Level: 7th–12th |
| Authors: Ingeborg Lasting and Heidi Singer |
Number of Pages: 448 |
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| Publisher: Random House, Inc. |
Academic Credit: 1.0* |
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| Copyright: 2004 (revised) |
Course Charge: $50.00 |
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| Prerequisites: None |
| Course Materials: CD box set (includes coursebook and 8 CDs) |
* If assigned prior to ninth grade, credit may be awarded (upon request)
* once the student is enrolled in high school. |
| Course Description: This is a beginning course in German. The lessons begin with pronunciation basics combined with practical, conversational dialogs which are built upon in each next lesson as more vocabulary, phrases, and grammar are gradually introduced. The grammar is clearly explained with examples, diagrams and reviews. The exercises are well written to reinforce the student’s understanding and ability to utilize and blend the new material with the previous lessons. Cultural notes related to the lessons add to the practical approach and add an interesting element to this language study. Completion of this course will provide the student with basic understanding, reading and writing skills, and oral fluency in German. |
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There are currently no alternate courses for this subject. |
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