Resolución Oficial No. 005740 del 23 de diciembre de 2003
TODOS LEYENDO Objetivos : 1.Promover la lectura, la escritura y la oralidad en toda la comunidad por medio de la creación de hábitos de lectura que permitan a los estudiantes desarrollar sus habilidades de comprensión y mejorar su nivel de interpretación y argumentación. 2. Reconocer la riqueza natural y cultural del territorio fortaleciendo la formación Integral . |
Materiales: cada docente recibe un correo del área encargada con el materia de lectura, los estudiantes deberán sacar fotocopias Por favor cada director de curso recoger el dinero y solicitar las copas en la papelería a más tardar un día antes de la fecha del taller , los estudiantes requieren cuaderno de Inglés |
Primera parte
Solicitar a los estudiantes que tienen teléfonos poner en modo silencio los celulares, solicitar que se sienten de forma adecuada apoyando los pies en el piso y la columna recta en el espaldar,
Realizar en el tablero estos zig zag y pedirle a los estudiantes que únicamente con los ojos realicen el movimiento por cada línea de arriba hacia abajo y de izquierda a derecha cinco veces en absoluto silencio. Después solicitar que realicen los ejercicios de movimientos oculares lentamente con ojos abiertos tres veces y tres veces cerrados
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Solicitar a los estudiantes que de forma individual observen el video y realicen los movimientos
Legend of the Mohan Cave
This character is one of the most famous in Colombian legends. He is legendary, well-known, and respected in different regions. He is also called the Poira, and those who have seen him say he has human form, a sunburned face, long hair, and mischievous eyes. People also say he is a great pursuer of women.
The Poira is the mischievous and amorous Mohan. Some describe him as a giant, and he is said to steal young women's peace of mind, dazzling them, and luring them to him with tricks. His exploits are well known, and until recently, his existence could not be doubted in the face of peasant tales.
It is said that the Mohan lives in the deepest and most dangerous pools of some rivers and ravines, where there are caves or caverns that only he knows and considers his own.
The Mohan appears along various rivers and streams, smoking a thick cigar to ward off insects. He charms and enamors women who often come to these places to wash clothes and then take them to him.
In Chia there is a legend related to the Mohan cave, the elders say that one afternoon, a farmer was near the Buenavista farm, he approached a cave and shouted to hear its echo, but nothing was heard, suddenly what looked like a dark-skinned man came out, and the farmer ran away very scared towards the town, when he got home the man told the neighbors what had happened, several people went to the place, they found nothing but bear footprints and leaves on top of stones inside the cave, since then they call this place the Mohan cave and some say they have seen him pass through the Tiquiza and Fonquetá paths walking towards this place.
Where is the Mohan Cave located?
What are the physical characteristics of this figure?
Where does the Mohan appear?
What other legends do you know about Chía?
Realiza una historieta sobre esta leyenda u otra que conozcas usando diálogos en inglés y español en un pliego de papel Craft ( en grupos de cuatro personas)
Presentar el trabajo y seleccionar una por curso tener en cuenta esta rubrica
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