This is a Reading Comprehension worksheet that includes 2 fictional texts. It also includes explicit and implicit questions that students need to answer. Each question has a color asigned, so students can underline with that color and find all the information they need in the text. 

This is a Reading Comprehension worksheet that includes 2 fictional texts: one recipe and one short informational text about Chile . It also includes explicit and implicit questions that students need to answer. 

This is a Reading Comprehension worksheet that includes 2 fictional texts. It also includes explicit and implicit questions that students need to answer. Each question has a color asigned, so students can underline with that color and find all the information they need in the text. 

In this game, students will read words and identify the highlighted sound to practice phonics during the lesson.
I assure that they will have an amazing time. 
The students can play by table or with the entire class. 
Good luck!!!

The Holocaust, where Nazis murdered 6M Jews, is vital for these reasons:

It reminds us to fight prejudice.

Garry Kasparov is one of the greatest chess players in history, known for his strategic brilliance and dominance in the game. He was the youngest ever undisputed World Chess Champion, holding the title from 1985 to 2000. Kasparov’s rivalry with Anatoly Karpov is legendary, shaping modern chess. Beyond the board, he became an outspoken political activist, advocating for democratic reforms in Russia. His work in AI, particularly his famous match against IBM’s Deep Blue, highlighted the intersection of human intelligence and technology. Kasparov's legacy extends far beyond chess, influencing both sports and politics.

This presentation explains the main characteristics of Human Rights, such as being inherent, universal, and inalienable, and connects them to the historical and current Chilean context.

It includes an overview of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) and discusses why it was created, focusing on the atrocities committed during World War II, especially in Nazi concentration camps.

The presentation also highlights that violations of human rights still occur today, both globally (e.g., the Israeli-Palestinian conflict) and within Chile.

In the Chilean context, the PowerPoint emphasizes the importance of memory sites that serve as reminders of past violations during the military dictatorship. These include:

The goal is to foster respect for human rights through the recognition and preservation of memory sites, encouraging reflection and learning in present and future generations.