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SCHOOL SUPPLIES, YOU NEED FOR THIS CLASS (REQUIRED):

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  • 1 SPIRAL NOTEBOOK (college-ruled) the thin kind, that are around 90 pages

  • ***pencils, blue and black pens, a couple of red pens, a HIGHLIGHTER, we often take notes, color-code, mark text, etc.

  • 1 divider for REQUIRED Binder, @ AMS all students have a 3 ring binder that contains all their classes, it should be at least 2"-3" it should last the whole school year. This is your AVID binder, we are an AVID school - plan on having 6-8 dividers total.

  • EARBUDS/HEADPHONES, KEEP IN BACKPACK/Locker. NO AIRPODS.

  • Loose-leaf Paper (college-ruled) 

  • Duct Tape or Clear Packing Tape required to protect workbook cover, as our workbooks damage easily. ***WE WILL talk about this more in August, it is typically part of your first homework assignment, kids like to decorate their workbooks with the duct tape, yet it is truly to protect it.

  • A POSITIVE ATTITUDE!

  • Donations: a bottle of hand soap, Kleenex, hand sanitizer, dry-erase markers, if willing to donate.

Optional Items:

  • White-out

  • Colored Pencils/Markers for projects/activities

  • If you are going to take Spanish for a while, it might be a good idea to get a Spanish-English dictionary- LAROUSSE is the brand I recommend, but you have to make sure you get Pocket Edition and NOT pocket-sized.  I believe they run about $6.95 new and you can also buy them used online. We will also your wordreference.com

Greetings, Saludos, Bonjour! My name is Carmen Douglas and I am excited to continue working at Angevine. I am the World Languages teacher. I graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder with my degrees in Spanish Literature & Language, Secondary Education, and French. Spanish is my first language, followed by English, and later French. I completed my Master's Degree in Educational Equity & Cultural Diversity (EECD) with an emphasis in Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Education from the University of Colorado at Boulder in May 2019, woohoo! I was born and raised in Spain and have lived in South Korea, Germany, the United States, and France. I started my official Boulder Valley career at Angevine, after  a couple of years, I took a position at Boulder High School (I had done my student teaching at BHS). I returned to Angevine after my wonderful high school teaching days at Boulder High, and I am extremely grateful to be part of the Angevine Community. I have taught several levels of Spanish and French, and also taught English to youth while living in France. I believe that learning is the central activity in the classroom. I am extremely passionate about working with kids while creating a safe and healthy learning environment in which they are eager to learn. I am always looking forward to another great year at AMS! Go Bobcats! And of course, Go Broncos!

      I am excited to start the new 2023-2024 School Year in August! 

<--To the left you will see some school supplies that you will need for Spanish and French class.   Thank you for coming prepared for class, daily!

***SPANISH CLASSES, YOUR ONLINE TEXTBOOK IS IN YOUR PORTAL - MY.BVSD.ORG, CLICK ON THE SAVVAS EASYBRIDGE TILE.

***FRENCH CLASS, MORE TO COME  AS WE START SCHOOL.

Within this website you will find helpful links, documents, online dictionaries, practice, some fun photos from Spain, and learning tools.

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*THIS WEBSITE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION, thank you for your patience.

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