¡Los mejores recursos para el Día del Trabajador y la Trabajadora! 🧑‍🏫 

¡Nothing better than to learn from mistakes! With this worksheet you get 2 exercises where there's a mistake on how the addition was solved. The objective is for the students to correct them.

 Disclaimer: I downloaded this resource from superteacherworksheets with a paid account. 

This PPT is about weather and clothes. The students should already know this type of vocabulary. First, they read a sentence e.g. It is sunny, what should I wear? Try making mistakes so they can notice it and give you the correct answer. 
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Before students start completing their project about chilean endangered animals, here is a worksheet that they can use to organize their information. This way, you can help them with the spelling and writing, and in the final copy, they have less mistakes.

For the whole project use:
Information
Project final copy
rubric

Versión en inglés del ppt interactivo (ppsx no editable) del Encuentro de dos mundos.

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*Para primeros niveles desde Pre Kínder a 3ero básico aprox pues las preguntas y juegos no presentan un reto para niños mayores*

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Revisa un video de la versión en español aquí: 

Importante destacar que este recurso es para primeros niveles, por lo que no se tocan temas más serios, aunque sí se menciona que los nativos recibieron bien a los españoles, pero luego se sintieron engañados. En otro material para niveles mayores nos gustaría centrarnos en las ventajas y desventajas de la colonización. ¡Esperamos su comprensión!

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Créditos:

• Fuente KG Red Hands y KG Primary Penmanship adquirida con una licencia comercial de Kimberly Geswein.

• Clipart de Colón y carabelas de Chapulines Collection

 

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Hello, hello!

I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to share with you a resource that I enjoy using in class and that has proven to be very beneficial in developing my students' reading skills: the implementation of Reading Circles with defined roles.

It's not just a pedagogical approach but a collaborative adventure that has opened unexpected doors in the world of reading. By assigning specific roles to students during our reading sessions, there is increased engagement and a deeper understanding of the texts.

The magic of this methodology lies in how each student takes on a unique role. From the "Discussion Director" to the "Quote Master," everyone brings an invaluable perspective. And the best part? Collaboration among them becomes more natural. They share ideas, analyze books together, and develop a deeper love for reading.

It's not just about improving reading skills; when students take on specific roles, they feel accountable not only for their own learning but also for the group's success. Each one has the opportunity to contribute their unique voice to the discussion, discovering the richness that shared reading can offer. Let's explore the world of reading together and create an environment where every student feels inspired and valued!

Write to me if you have any questions about how I implemented this resource with my students or how you can adapt it for your classroom.

Sending you a big hug,
Kris Mega

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