Teaching Guide: What about you?
Author: Mriangela Hinojosa Barrios – Description: This plan lets students to participate in the class in a creative way and to share their experiences among them
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Teaching Guide: Cultural Values in Colombia and other Countries
Author: Elizabeth Franco Carmona from Quindío
Description: This plan provides elements for students to know more about Colombian cultural traits and those of other countries.
Teaching Guide: Saving water
Author: Juan Camilo Brito Gaviria from Armenia
Description: The purpose of this lesson plan is to build awareness regarding the environment and all the information students need to consider in order to take care of our planet and its natural resources. It provides contextualized information dealing with how students can teach their family members and friends how to save water.
Teaching Guide: My people (people I admire)
Author: Cristian Camilo Moncada García from Armenia
Description: This plan is a useful tool for catching the students’ interest in writing graphic organizers; specifically mind maps about celebrities or family topics. The way this lesson plan is created, gives students the opportunity to learn how to organize ideas properly about people generating impact positively from the individual learning to the collaborative work based on the ZPD theory. In other words, there is a multifunctional purpose in the application of this lesson plan that can be worthy for other subjects and contexts students will face.
Teaching Guide: Family Members And Relationship
Author: Yarima del Carmen Prens Lara – Description: This plan is focused on the Construction of Citizenship Democracy; this lesson planning is fundamental in the learning process for 6th grade, this lesson plan gives the students a chance to know about the topic family members.
Teaching Guide: Health
Author: Eylin Carolina Díaz Torres – Description: This plan provides the students a funny way to recognize body parts using monsters as models. It also encourages students to talk about the number of parts each monster has. This plan also could be useful if you want to expand it as a transversal project.
Teaching Guide: Describing people
Author: Sandra Lucía Narváez Coral – Description: This plan is a fun and engaging activity to get SS to use new vocabulary in a meaningful way. It would fit perfectly in the middle of the unit to help build vocabulary for a larger task after it.
Teaching Guide: My health care routines
Author: Enith Del Carmen Lambraño Castillo – Description: This plan gives the students the opportunity to learn about healthy habits and personal care routines, it also gives them the chance to interact and exchange information related to habits and routines.
Teaching Guide: HEALTHY PHYSICAL ROUTINE
Author: Rosa Alicia Garzón Montenegro – Description: This plan is ideal to recycle vocabulary that has already been covered in a previous class. The idea is to help students consolidate language at the end of the unit in a fun and engaging way.
Teaching Guide: COEXISTENCE IN THE CLASSROOM
Author: LUZ MARINA VITERI – Description: This plan is an easy and ready-made activity to get Ss started on practicing their communicative skills in real life emulated situations. Students design their own templates and get a chance to talk to others to exchange information.
Teaching Guide: Describing my people
Author: LISETH CIFUENTES – Description: This plan is designed to promote communicative and meaningful tasks to engage students and provide a real life use of the language already learned. This activity serves as a great way to recycle vocabulary already taught.
Teaching Guide: What are people doing?
Author: JUAN CARLOS ROSERO FIGUEROA – Description: This activity plan provides the students the opportunity to recognize their own skills and the skills of their partners. Likewise, it is intended for students to interact with the people who work in their institution. Observing, doing and expressing is a way to learn more actively.
