Plan de Acompañamiento para El Aprendient1
Plan de Acompañamiento para El Aprendient1
Plan de Acompañamiento para El Aprendient1
UNIDAD 1
PROPOSITO: Capacitar a los estudiantes para describir personas y animales haciendo referencia a su apariencia
física, habilidades, rutinas y hábitos.
CONOCIMIENTOS PREVIOS
Escribe en inglés tres palabras claves para presentarte ante una nueva amistad.
MANOS A LA OBRA
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CONOCIMIENTOS PREVIOS
Inglés Español
Good morning
School principal
Father
Mother
housewife
Electrician
ESCRIBE EN ESPAÑOL LAS SIGUIENTES PALABRAS
MANOS A LA OBRA
Infiere el titulo de la lección
Realiza la actividad 2 con la información de la tabla anterior
Lee analiza la actividad 3 y responde la 4
Observa el audiovisual las profesiones en inglés
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PRODUCTO: diseña un anuncio ofreciendo un servicio (no olvides ilustrarlo)
LESSON 3 WHAT TIME DO YOU HAVE YOUR ENGLISH CLASS?
CONOCIMIENTOS PREVIOS
¿Responde las siguientes preguntas What time do you have your english class?
Lee el texto sobre las materias favoritas de Susana y elabora una paráfrasis.
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CONOCIMIENTOS PREVIOS
Six o´ clock quarter past six. Seven forty -five eight thirty
MANOS A LA OBRA
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CONOCIMIENTOS PREVIOS
MANOS A LA OBRA
Lee el dialogo entre Felipe y su tío y escribe una paráfrasis del mismo.
Responde la actividad 6
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CONOCIMIENTOS PREVIOS
Responde la actividad 4 y 5
Observa el audiovisual
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Lee la actividad 1 donde Roberto habla de lo que puede hacer o no, y elabora una
paráfrasis
Lee la actividad 1 donde Luis esta leyendo sobre los elefantes y elabora una paráfrasis.
1.-The underlined words in the text are: 2.- They are used to:
Lee y responde la actividad 3 y corrige las oraciones según la información del texto.
Realiza la actividad 5
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¿Qué es un cognado?
Escribe 5 cognados
MANOS A LA OBRA
Realiza la actividad 3 y 4
MANOS A LA OBRA
Realiza la actividad 4
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Responde la actividad 6
CONOCIMIENTOS PREVIOS
CONOCIMIENTOS PREVIOS
MANOS A LA OBRA
Responde la actividad 1 y 4
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Trae a la clase un artículo de cualquier periódico o revista que hable sobre animales
CONOCIMIENTOS PREVIOS
MANOS A LA OBRA
Lee el artículo e identifica en el artículo los verbos que indican frecuencia y las palabras que
indican secuencia.
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Trae a la clase un artículo de cualquier periódico o revista que hable sobre animales y busca y
subraya la información relevante para editar un artículo y pega una imagen del mismo.
Vo.Bo.
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2. Find the occupations in the text. Match them with their definitions.
a) The person who washes the dishes, cooks food and takes care of the family at home.
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b) The person who works in a school giving classes to the students.
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c) The leader of students and teachers.
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d) The person who maintains electric systems.
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LESSON 3 WHAT TIME DO YOU HAVE YOUR ENGLISH CLASS?
Producto 3
LESSON: 5
Read the dialogue between Felipe and his uncle. Felipe is describing his sister because his
aunt doesn’t know her.
Felipe: Let’s go home. My family is Waiting for yoJuan Carlos: O.k. How are they?
Felipe: Margarita is short and fat. Her Hair is long and black.
Sh e is very intelligent.
1. Look at the pictures and read the dialogue. Roberto is talking about what he can or can’t do.
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5. Use the questions to interview a classmate. Write the answers on the lines.
Read the text. Jorge Luis is at the zoo, he’s reading about elephants.
1.-Elephants are an endangered species. There are approximately 610,000 African elephants in
the world today. They live in the African Savannah. Elephants are big and gray. They a have long
trunk. Their ears are big. They are fat and heavy. They weigh 12,000 Kilograms. They live 60
years approximately. They drink between 30 and 50 gallons of water a day. They are intelligent
animals.
Example:
An elephant is small An elephant is big
Un elefantes es pequeño Un elefantes es grande
a) An elephant is blue. __________________________________
b) An elephant has a small trunk. ___________________________________
c) An elephant is thin. ___________________________________
d) An elephant is light. ___________________________________
e) An elephant is small. ___________________________________
Read the activities about Rogelio does during the week and on weekends.
During the week I go to school from Monday to Friday and I always get up at six o’clock. I
usually have meal at half past three then, I do my homework. I often help my mother to
wash the dishes. I sometimes practice karate with my friends. On saturday I never get up
early. On Sunday I always play soccer with my brothers and father.
2.-Write the missing activities according to the pictures. Use the information from the text.
a)frecuency
b)personality
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Seahorses are fish. They are truly unique, and not just because of their unusual equine shape.
Unlike most other fish, they are monogamous and mate for life. They are the only animal species
on Earth in which the male bears the unborn young. Found in tropical and temperate waters, these
upright-swimming can range in size from 0.6 inches (1.5 centimeters) to 14 inches (35
centimeters) long. His average timated)
Male seahorses are equipped with a small bag on their ventral, or front-facing, side. When mating,
the female deposits her eggs into his small bag, and the male fertilizes them internally. He
carries the eggs until they are fully formed into miniature seahorses.
Because of their body shape, seahorses are not good swimmers and can easily die of fatigue when
caught in storm-roiled seas but they push themselves by using a small fin on their back that
moves up to35 times per second and they also have smaller pectoral fins located near the back of
the head that are used for finding direction
Seahorses have no teeth and no stomach, but food passes through their digestive systems so
quickly, and they must eat constantly to stay alive. They anchor themselves with their tails to sea
grasses and corals, but by using their big nose to suck in plankton or small crustaceans that are
around. They can consume 3,000 or more shrimps per day.
Write an article about an animal you like and you know well. Use the words
This animal is often called "koala bear," but this sweet animal is not a bear at all; it is a marsupial,
or pouched mammal, it has a small bag to carry its babies. They are fat and hairy, most of them
are gray.
After birth, a female carries a single baby in its pouch for about six months. When the baby
koala grows, it rides on its mother's back or stays in her stomach, accompanying her everywhere
until it is about a year old.
Koalas live in eastern Australia. They love eucalyptus trees. In fact, they are always on these
trees. During the day they sleep up to 18 hours.
When not asleep a koala eats eucalyptus leaves, especially at night. Koalas do not drink much
water; they get it from the leaves. Each animal eats about two and a half pounds (one kilogram) of
leaves a day. They eat so many of these leaves that they take on a unique odor from their oil.
1. What are the physical characteristics of the koalas described in the article?
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4. Bring an animal article of a magazine or newspaper. Search and underline the relevant
information to edit an article.
Leopards are powerful and fierce big cats related to lions, tigers, and jaguars. They live in Africa,
Central Asia, India, and China.When they hunt large animals to eat, they always take the bodies
up to the trees, to keep them safe from hunters such as hyenas.
First they walk cautiously in the branches, where their spotted coats allow them to camouflage
with the leaves. Then they jump to attack. During this process they act always silently and slowly.
Finally they execute his prey. These nocturnal predators also hunt antelopes, deers, and pigs by
silent movements in the tall grass. When human settlements are present, leopards often attack
dogs and, occasionally, people.
Leopards are also good swimmers. In the water they sometimes eat fish or crabs. Theynever eat
grass or vegetables.
Female leopards always protect their babies. They always hide them and move them from one
safe location to the next until they can play and learn to hunt. The babies live with their mothers
for about two years.Leopards are light colored with characteristic dark spots that are called
rosettes, because they look like the shape of a rose.
5. Write an article describing an animal you like routines, using frequency adverbs
(always, never, often, sometimes) and sequences (first, then, during, finally).