Narración de sucesos del pasado y del presente.

Irving Mendez
Ubicación curricular
Contenido Narración de sucesos del pasado y del presente.
Proceso de Desarrollo de Aprendizaje (PDA) Reflexiona sobre los tiempos presente, pretérito y copretérito, para narrar sucesos.
Metodología Proyecto comunitario
Escenario Aula
Ejes Articuladores
  • Pensamiento crítico
  • Interculturalidad crítica

Plan de clase

Session 1


Objective: To introduce and differentiate between the present, past, and copreterite tenses in order to narrate events.


Duration: 45 minutes



  1. Warm-up activity (5 minutes):



    • Play a short video clip that depicts both past and present events.

    • Ask students to identify the actions happening in the video and discuss whether they are happening now or in the past.



  2. Introduction to verb tenses (10 minutes):



    • Display a chart with the three verb tenses: present, past, and copreterite.

    • Explain the meaning and usage of each tense using examples.

    • Provide clear explanations and engage students in a discussion to ensure their understanding.



  3. Group activity: Sorting verb tenses (15 minutes):



    • Divide students into small groups.

    • Give each group a set of sentence cards with different verb tenses mixed together.

    • Instruct the groups to categorize the sentences into the correct verb tenses.



  4. Whole-class discussion (10 minutes):



    • Discuss the correct answers with the entire class.

    • Clarify any misconceptions and reinforce the understanding of verb tenses.



  5. Wrap-up activity: Role-play (5 minutes):



    • Divide the class into pairs.

    • Students will take turns narrating a short story using different verb tenses.

    • Monitor and provide feedback to ensure accurate usage of the tenses.




Session 2


Objective: To practice using the present, past, and copreterite tenses in the context of storytelling.


Duration: 45 minutes



  1. Review of verb tenses (10 minutes):



    • Recap the differences between present, past, and copreterite tenses.

    • Provide additional examples and encourage students to ask questions.



  2. Storytelling activi