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SOCIAL PRACTICE OF THE LANGUAGE: Participate in language games with expressive and aesthetic purposes CYCLE: 1
ENVIRONMENT: Literary and Ludic GRADE: 1st
SPECIFIC COMPETENCE: Compare words in a childrens story UNIT: 3a
PRODUCT: Interactive illustrated story
SUGGESTED LANGUAGE
STAGES OF THE PRODUCT DOING KNOWING BEING VOCABULARY SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES
STRUCTURES
INITIAL INITIAL
Use reading as a source of entertainment. Appreciation of cultural expressions particular to the English
Listen to the reading aloud of short princess, prince, castle, horse, T will read a story and will show the images
SESSIONS 1-3
stories. Activate previous What is the story about? Who are forest, three little pigs, wolf, and the characters. Ss will label the characters.
Topic. Elements of a story: characters, T will show an image and Ss have to say who
Choose the scene from a story as knowledge to identify characters, the characters of the story? Who is straw house, twig house,
objects, places. Repertoire of words appears in the scene, where it is taking place.
well as the people, animals, and objects, and places. Classify names the main character of the story? It brick house, (depending on Ss will answer some questions about the story.
necessary for this practice of the
objects that will participate in it. according to what they refer to: is _____. Where does the the story/stories) Ss will describe what is hapening in the scene.
language.
objects, characters, places, and story take place? character(s), place, animal, Ss will identify the characters and form the
animals. object names with pasta letters.
DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT
names of the elements based on a Differentiate letters from numbers Topic. Graphics components. Textual period, comma, semi colon, components and punctuation in a
model. Cut out the names and Title, paragraph, numbers,
and punctuation. Associate the components: title and paragraphs. question mark, exclamation story. T will read a story. Ss will
paste them on cardboard or punctuation. Match the images
reading of names of characters, Elements of a story: characters, objects, mark, text, image. Repertoire identify the objects, places, and
laminate them so they can be used with their corresponding words.
objects, and places with their places. Repertoire of words necessary of words necessary for this animals in the story as well as the
without being torn. Put the Classify the words.
writing. Classify the names for this social practice of the language. social practice of the main character(s), and make a
elements and their names in according to what they refer to: language. classification chart. Have Ss match
different places to make the scene objects, characters, places, and the images of characters, places, etc.
interactive. Order the scenes to animals. with their written form.
make an interactive story where
the scenes and their elements can
be moved.
CLOSING CLOSING
SESSIONS 11-12
Distinguishes letters from numbers. Groups different and similar words based on their written form.
Classifies names according to what they refer to.
SOCIAL PRACTICE OF THE LANGUAGE: Formulate questions about a specific topic CYCLE: 1
ENVIRONMENT: Educational and Academic GRADE: 1st
SPECIFIC COMPETENCE: Formulate questions to obtain information about a topic of nature UNIT: 3b
PRODUCT: Illustrated informative chart
SUGGESTED LANGUAGE
STAGES OF THE PRODUCT DOING KNOWING BEING VOCABULARY SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES
STRUCTURES
INITIAL INITIAL
Recognize the social use of questions. Use of language to give and share information.
Respond to questions about the names Repertoire of words suitable for this animal/insect body parts, about the characteristics of different
questions and one for answers. of living beings. Point to images that
paws, legs, fins, etc.)? Yes, it does. /
practice of the language. colors, numbers, big, small, living beings. Ask Ss to identify the
respond to questions about No, it doesnt. It has (number)
tall, short. body parts of the different
characteristics of living beings. (wings, paws, legs, fins, etc.).
animals/insects.
DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT
questions. Differentiate questions letters. Correspondence between What is this? It's a ___. What color
beings as headlines for the chart. Animals (circus, zoo, pets, identify questions in a text. T show
based on their intonation. Respond written and oral parts of the language. is it? Is it big or small? Is it short or
Add the information that responds farm, insects, etc.), Ss a two column chart: graphic
to questions about names and Graphic distribution of charts: rows and tall? It's ___. Does it have (wings,
to the questions in the correct animal/insect body parts, distribution and textual components.
characteristics of living beings. columns. Textual components: title, paws, legs, fins, etc.)? Yes, it does. /
place. Get or prepare images that colors, numbers, big, small, Have strips with questions and their
Respond to questions about names headlines, and content. Repertoire of No, it doesnt. It has (number)
show information about living tall, short, Wh- questions. corresponding answers prepared,
and characteristics of living beings. words suitable for this practice of the (wings, paws, legs, fins, etc.).
beings and include it in the chart. and ask Ss to place them accordingly
Find out the meaning of words. language.
in the chart. Make a list of words for
Ss to look up in a picture dictionary.
CLOSING CLOSING
SESSIONS 11-12
Check the chart to verify that the What is this? It's a ___. What color
Animals (circus, zoo, pets, Ask Ss to answer questions about
written form of questions is Complete questions. Respond to is it? Is it big or small? Is it short or
Graphic distribution of charts: rows and farm, insects, etc.), living beings orally. Have Ss make
complete and legible and that the questions about names and tall? It's ___. Does it have (wings,
columns. Repertoire of words suitable animal/insect body parts, their informative chart. Display
information responds to the characteristics of living beings. Find paws, legs, fins, etc.)? Yes, it does. /
for this practice of the language. colors, numbers, big, small, charts to share the information, if
questions. Display the illustrated out the meaning of words. No, it doesnt. It has (number)
tall, short, Wh- questions. possible around the school.
informative chart in the classroom. (wings, paws, legs, fins, etc.).
ACHIEVEMENTS (Tick when reached):
Identifies written and oral questions. Responds questions about the names of several living beings.
Looks up words in a picture dictionary. Identifies words that form questions.
OBSERVATIONS: