Las actividades incluyen dibujar y colorear la página 1 del cuaderno de inglés, completar las páginas 2 y 3 con ejercicios, hacer un dibujo sobre Good Bye, y dibujar y decorar la luna y las nubes.
Este documento describe una tarea para elaborar un barco de papel como actividad de animación sociocultural. La tarea implica examinar las características del grupo objetivo, preparar el material, realizar el barco de papel siguiendo 12 pasos de doblado, decorar el barco, y recoger el material utilizado. El animador sociocultural debe adaptar la actividad a diferentes necesidades y utilizar materiales seguros mientras mantiene una actitud positiva, clara y paciente.
Este documento es una guía de clases para estudiantes de tercer grado que les enseña sobre las formas del paisaje. La guía instruye a los estudiantes a identificar las diferentes formas del paisaje como montañas y responder preguntas sobre ellas, dibujar y colorear una montaña mostrando sus partes, y crear un proyecto artístico representando las formas del paisaje y explicarlos en un video.
Este documento presenta una unidad educativa sobre las luces de colores para niños de 4 años. La unidad se centra en tres áreas: el respeto hacia los demás, las tradiciones navideñas como la comida y decoración típicas, y el desarrollo de habilidades comunicativas. Las actividades propuestas incluyen trabajos matemáticos y de lectoescritura relacionados con la Navidad, una excursión para ver la decoración navideña de la ciudad, y la creación de un árbol de Navidad y árbol genealó
El documento presenta el plan de una clase de Historia sobre la conformación del Estado-Nación en Chile. La clase se enfocará en ayudar a los estudiantes a comprender el periodo liberal y sus políticas a través de observar el periodo liberal desde sus orígenes e ideales y las transformaciones que experimentó hasta las reformas de 1874 y 1875. La clase utilizará datos, pizarra, plumón y notebooks y evaluará formativamente la comprensión de los estudiantes sobre la formación y características de este periodo liberal.
El documento presenta una unidad sobre figuras musicales. La unidad tiene como objetivos que los estudiantes reconozcan la cifra indicadora y creen compases con figuras musicales. Instruye a los estudiantes a completar compases y figuras musicales faltantes en su cuaderno de forma ordenada y clara.
El documento presenta el plan de una clase de Historia, Geografía y Ciencias Sociales sobre la conformación del Estado-Nación en Chile. La clase se enfocará en explicar el proceso de independencia de Chile durante los periodos de Reconquista y Patria Nueva, identificando las altas autoridades y obras realizadas en cada periodo. Se utilizarán recursos como pizarra, plumón, data y cuadernos. La evaluación será formativa y buscará comprobar la comprensión de los estudiantes sobre este periodo de la independencia chilena.
The document discusses several topics related to plants, habitats, transportation, and animals. It mentions parts of plants, places in town like schools and stores, modes of transportation, landscapes, where people live, forests, valleys, deserts, beaches and mountains. It also discusses frogs living in rivers and uses of there is/there are. The student recognizes and names some vegetables, writes about transportation, and discusses good eating habits. It includes activities from their English book on creating a salad, food vocabulary, and things they like and don't like.
Este documento describe una tarea para elaborar un barco de papel como actividad de animación sociocultural. La tarea implica examinar las características del grupo objetivo, preparar el material, realizar el barco de papel siguiendo 12 pasos de doblado, decorar el barco, y recoger el material utilizado. El animador sociocultural debe adaptar la actividad a diferentes necesidades y utilizar materiales seguros mientras mantiene una actitud positiva, clara y paciente.
Este documento es una guía de clases para estudiantes de tercer grado que les enseña sobre las formas del paisaje. La guía instruye a los estudiantes a identificar las diferentes formas del paisaje como montañas y responder preguntas sobre ellas, dibujar y colorear una montaña mostrando sus partes, y crear un proyecto artístico representando las formas del paisaje y explicarlos en un video.
Este documento presenta una unidad educativa sobre las luces de colores para niños de 4 años. La unidad se centra en tres áreas: el respeto hacia los demás, las tradiciones navideñas como la comida y decoración típicas, y el desarrollo de habilidades comunicativas. Las actividades propuestas incluyen trabajos matemáticos y de lectoescritura relacionados con la Navidad, una excursión para ver la decoración navideña de la ciudad, y la creación de un árbol de Navidad y árbol genealó
El documento presenta el plan de una clase de Historia sobre la conformación del Estado-Nación en Chile. La clase se enfocará en ayudar a los estudiantes a comprender el periodo liberal y sus políticas a través de observar el periodo liberal desde sus orígenes e ideales y las transformaciones que experimentó hasta las reformas de 1874 y 1875. La clase utilizará datos, pizarra, plumón y notebooks y evaluará formativamente la comprensión de los estudiantes sobre la formación y características de este periodo liberal.
El documento presenta una unidad sobre figuras musicales. La unidad tiene como objetivos que los estudiantes reconozcan la cifra indicadora y creen compases con figuras musicales. Instruye a los estudiantes a completar compases y figuras musicales faltantes en su cuaderno de forma ordenada y clara.
El documento presenta el plan de una clase de Historia, Geografía y Ciencias Sociales sobre la conformación del Estado-Nación en Chile. La clase se enfocará en explicar el proceso de independencia de Chile durante los periodos de Reconquista y Patria Nueva, identificando las altas autoridades y obras realizadas en cada periodo. Se utilizarán recursos como pizarra, plumón, data y cuadernos. La evaluación será formativa y buscará comprobar la comprensión de los estudiantes sobre este periodo de la independencia chilena.
The document discusses several topics related to plants, habitats, transportation, and animals. It mentions parts of plants, places in town like schools and stores, modes of transportation, landscapes, where people live, forests, valleys, deserts, beaches and mountains. It also discusses frogs living in rivers and uses of there is/there are. The student recognizes and names some vegetables, writes about transportation, and discusses good eating habits. It includes activities from their English book on creating a salad, food vocabulary, and things they like and don't like.
The document describes various weather conditions such as sunny, rainy, cloudy, windy, snowy, and stormy. It then lists prepositions and details 5 activities from an English book, including drawing the 4 seasons, cutting and pasting clothes, describing yourself and others based on what they are wearing, and referencing specific pages in the English book.
This document lists various farm animals including dog, cow, cat, hen, pig, and duck. It also mentions an activity from pages 35 to 39 about fairy tales, specifically discussing The Three Little Pigs, as well as free drawing.
El documento habla sobre actividades para colorear con diferentes colores como rojo, amarillo, azul y morado. Propone escribir la palabra del color en una hoja y decorarla con plastilina, vinilo o tempera del color correspondiente, y también dibujar libremente con ese color. Incluye enlaces de videos de YouTube como referencia adicional.
El documento presenta información sobre los colores rojo, amarillo y verde. Instruye al lector a escribir los nombres de los colores en hojas de papel y decorarlas con plastilina, vinilo o tempera del color correspondiente, e incluye enlaces de videos educativos sobre el color rojo.
The document discusses different feelings and asks how someone feels in different situations such as when eating pizza, during rainy weather, when it's noisy, and at lunchtime. It also lists different forms of the verb "to be" and suggests activities like completing worksheets from an English book on feelings, answering questions with correct answers, and underlining action verbs on certain pages.
The document provides vocabulary words for students to copy into their notebooks, including the names of school supplies like a schoolbag and sharpener. It asks students whether items in pictures are a book or sharpener, and teaches the responses "Yes, it is" and "No, it isn't". Page numbers are listed on the bottom of some pages for the student workbook.
This document discusses a family and their daily chores. It provides examples of simple present tense verbs and activities for students to practice using do and does correctly in sentences. Key points covered include family members like grandparents, parents, siblings, and cousins. Common chores mentioned are making lunch, doing shopping, and helping with cars. Students are given examples and exercises to complete using simple present tense verbs with do/does and affirmative and negative forms.
This document provides activities and instructions for teaching simple present tense verbs in English. It includes exercises for students to underline actions, list examples of animals, complete sentences with do/does, translate sentences into Spanish, and identify special cases of verb conjugation in the 3rd person singular. The final activities instruct students to write sentences using simple present verbs like sees, takes, brushes, studies, and cries. Overall, the document outlines a lesson plan with multiple activities to help students practice and demonstrate their understanding of simple present tense verbs.
The document discusses a family and their physical appearances. It provides examples of using verbs like "to be" and "to have" to describe family relationships and possessions. Activities are presented for students to complete sentences using correct verb forms, draw and describe their own family tree, and create a descriptive video about their family.
This document provides activities and exercises for students to practice describing parts of a house and rooms in a house in English. It includes drawings of a house with labeled rooms and prompts students to: 1) Draw and label the parts of a house; 2) Write sentences using 'In my _____ I have...' describing what's in different rooms; and 3) Describe a picture of a house using 'There is/are' and verbs. The goal is for students to learn and practice vocabulary related to rooms in a house and describing what items are in each room.
This document provides instructions for students to complete 7 activities from their English book. The activities involve identifying and pronouncing words, drawing and coloring objects from the classroom like a teacher, table, chair, board, bag, pencil and sharpener. Students are directed to specific pages in their English book for each activity and asked to draw and color the objects being learned.
Este documento presenta un resumen sobre las emociones y tres estilos de personalidad: pasivo, agresivo y seguro. Juliana tiene un estilo pasivo y deja que otros tomen las decisiones. Juan tiene un estilo agresivo y domina las conversaciones de forma enérgica y sin escuchar a los demás. Jerónimo tiene un estilo seguro y expresa sus opiniones de forma honesta pero respetuosa. El documento incluye actividades para identificar las emociones y características de cada estilo, y reflexionar sobre situaciones que generan seguridad e
This document provides activities for students to learn about their family members by looking at pictures and completing tasks in their EB textbook on pages 5-10. The activities have the student describe their mother, father, brother, sister, grandmother, and grandfather.
This document provides activities and instructions for learning about a student's family members, including mother, father, brother, sister, grandmother, and grandfather. The activities direct the student to specific pages in their workbook or textbook to find pictures and descriptions of each family member.
This document provides activities and instructions for students to learn about their family members. It directs students to watch a video about families and look at pictures of different family members. It then lists 5 activities from pages 13 to 20 in a workbook or textbook where students will learn about their mother, father, siblings, grandparents, and vocabulary related to family members.
The document provides instructions for 6 activities from an English book involving drawing and coloring objects from a school including a classroom, table, chair, and board. Students are directed to specific pages in the book and asked to complete the activities, with some activities asking them to identify objects. They are also instructed to watch a related YouTube video.
The document provides instructions for 3 activities about the human body. The first activity is a Simon Says game focusing on different stretches and bends. The second activity asks students to create flashcards with labels of body parts. The third, more extensive activity spans several pages and includes an extra activity, and provides a YouTube link for additional information. The document aims to teach students about their body and different body parts through interactive games and exercises.
The document asks and answers several "How many..." questions. It asks how many oranges are in a box (five oranges), how many people are in the person's family (five people), and how many rooms are in their house (two rooms). It also provides activities where it asks students to identify animals in a page (a shark) and create lists distinguishing between domestic and wild animals. It includes Spanish translations for several fruits like watermelon, pineapple, and orange. It asks how many watermelon there are, answering that there are four watermelon. It also includes a link to a YouTube video.
There are 3 sentences summarizing a document about using "there is" and "there are" to ask questions:
The document asks how many oranges are in the trees, how many people are in a family, and how many rooms are in a house to demonstrate using "there is" and "there are". It includes examples answering there are 4 people in my family and there are 3 rooms in my house or there is 1 room in my house. The document provides activities to create questions, list animals, and sentences using "there is" and "there are".
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The document describes various weather conditions such as sunny, rainy, cloudy, windy, snowy, and stormy. It then lists prepositions and details 5 activities from an English book, including drawing the 4 seasons, cutting and pasting clothes, describing yourself and others based on what they are wearing, and referencing specific pages in the English book.
This document lists various farm animals including dog, cow, cat, hen, pig, and duck. It also mentions an activity from pages 35 to 39 about fairy tales, specifically discussing The Three Little Pigs, as well as free drawing.
El documento habla sobre actividades para colorear con diferentes colores como rojo, amarillo, azul y morado. Propone escribir la palabra del color en una hoja y decorarla con plastilina, vinilo o tempera del color correspondiente, y también dibujar libremente con ese color. Incluye enlaces de videos de YouTube como referencia adicional.
El documento presenta información sobre los colores rojo, amarillo y verde. Instruye al lector a escribir los nombres de los colores en hojas de papel y decorarlas con plastilina, vinilo o tempera del color correspondiente, e incluye enlaces de videos educativos sobre el color rojo.
The document discusses different feelings and asks how someone feels in different situations such as when eating pizza, during rainy weather, when it's noisy, and at lunchtime. It also lists different forms of the verb "to be" and suggests activities like completing worksheets from an English book on feelings, answering questions with correct answers, and underlining action verbs on certain pages.
The document provides vocabulary words for students to copy into their notebooks, including the names of school supplies like a schoolbag and sharpener. It asks students whether items in pictures are a book or sharpener, and teaches the responses "Yes, it is" and "No, it isn't". Page numbers are listed on the bottom of some pages for the student workbook.
This document discusses a family and their daily chores. It provides examples of simple present tense verbs and activities for students to practice using do and does correctly in sentences. Key points covered include family members like grandparents, parents, siblings, and cousins. Common chores mentioned are making lunch, doing shopping, and helping with cars. Students are given examples and exercises to complete using simple present tense verbs with do/does and affirmative and negative forms.
This document provides activities and instructions for teaching simple present tense verbs in English. It includes exercises for students to underline actions, list examples of animals, complete sentences with do/does, translate sentences into Spanish, and identify special cases of verb conjugation in the 3rd person singular. The final activities instruct students to write sentences using simple present verbs like sees, takes, brushes, studies, and cries. Overall, the document outlines a lesson plan with multiple activities to help students practice and demonstrate their understanding of simple present tense verbs.
The document discusses a family and their physical appearances. It provides examples of using verbs like "to be" and "to have" to describe family relationships and possessions. Activities are presented for students to complete sentences using correct verb forms, draw and describe their own family tree, and create a descriptive video about their family.
This document provides activities and exercises for students to practice describing parts of a house and rooms in a house in English. It includes drawings of a house with labeled rooms and prompts students to: 1) Draw and label the parts of a house; 2) Write sentences using 'In my _____ I have...' describing what's in different rooms; and 3) Describe a picture of a house using 'There is/are' and verbs. The goal is for students to learn and practice vocabulary related to rooms in a house and describing what items are in each room.
This document provides instructions for students to complete 7 activities from their English book. The activities involve identifying and pronouncing words, drawing and coloring objects from the classroom like a teacher, table, chair, board, bag, pencil and sharpener. Students are directed to specific pages in their English book for each activity and asked to draw and color the objects being learned.
Este documento presenta un resumen sobre las emociones y tres estilos de personalidad: pasivo, agresivo y seguro. Juliana tiene un estilo pasivo y deja que otros tomen las decisiones. Juan tiene un estilo agresivo y domina las conversaciones de forma enérgica y sin escuchar a los demás. Jerónimo tiene un estilo seguro y expresa sus opiniones de forma honesta pero respetuosa. El documento incluye actividades para identificar las emociones y características de cada estilo, y reflexionar sobre situaciones que generan seguridad e
This document provides activities for students to learn about their family members by looking at pictures and completing tasks in their EB textbook on pages 5-10. The activities have the student describe their mother, father, brother, sister, grandmother, and grandfather.
This document provides activities and instructions for learning about a student's family members, including mother, father, brother, sister, grandmother, and grandfather. The activities direct the student to specific pages in their workbook or textbook to find pictures and descriptions of each family member.
This document provides activities and instructions for students to learn about their family members. It directs students to watch a video about families and look at pictures of different family members. It then lists 5 activities from pages 13 to 20 in a workbook or textbook where students will learn about their mother, father, siblings, grandparents, and vocabulary related to family members.
The document provides instructions for 6 activities from an English book involving drawing and coloring objects from a school including a classroom, table, chair, and board. Students are directed to specific pages in the book and asked to complete the activities, with some activities asking them to identify objects. They are also instructed to watch a related YouTube video.
The document provides instructions for 3 activities about the human body. The first activity is a Simon Says game focusing on different stretches and bends. The second activity asks students to create flashcards with labels of body parts. The third, more extensive activity spans several pages and includes an extra activity, and provides a YouTube link for additional information. The document aims to teach students about their body and different body parts through interactive games and exercises.
The document asks and answers several "How many..." questions. It asks how many oranges are in a box (five oranges), how many people are in the person's family (five people), and how many rooms are in their house (two rooms). It also provides activities where it asks students to identify animals in a page (a shark) and create lists distinguishing between domestic and wild animals. It includes Spanish translations for several fruits like watermelon, pineapple, and orange. It asks how many watermelon there are, answering that there are four watermelon. It also includes a link to a YouTube video.
There are 3 sentences summarizing a document about using "there is" and "there are" to ask questions:
The document asks how many oranges are in the trees, how many people are in a family, and how many rooms are in a house to demonstrate using "there is" and "there are". It includes examples answering there are 4 people in my family and there are 3 rooms in my house or there is 1 room in my house. The document provides activities to create questions, list animals, and sentences using "there is" and "there are".
Ofrecemos herramientas y metodologías para que las personas con ideas de negocio desarrollen un prototipo que pueda ser probado en un entorno real.
Cada miembro puede crear su perfil de acuerdo a sus intereses, habilidades y así montar sus proyectos de ideas de negocio, para recibir mentorías .
Durante el desarrollo embrionario, las células se multiplican y diferencian para formar tejidos y órganos especializados, bajo la regulación de señales internas y externas.
Soluciones Examen de Selectividad. Geografía junio 2024 (Convocatoria Ordinar...Juan Martín Martín
Criterios de corrección y soluciones al examen de Geografía de Selectividad (EvAU) Junio de 2024 en Castilla La Mancha.
Soluciones al examen.
Convocatoria Ordinaria.
Examen resuelto de Geografía
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Innovación y transparencia se unen en un nuevo modelo de negocio para transformar la economia popular agraria en una agroindustria. Facilitamos el acceso a recursos crediticios, mejoramos la calidad de los productos y cultivamos un futuro agrícola eficiente y sostenible con tecnología inteligente.