La identidad y cultura de pueblos de habla inglesa.

Esthela Gutiérrez
Ubicación curricular
Contenido La identidad y cultura de pueblos de habla inglesa.
Proceso de Desarrollo de Aprendizaje (PDA) Recupera información para llevar a cabo presentaciones en inglés, orales y escritas, que describan rasgos étnicos, culturales e identitarios de hablantes de lengua inglesa.
Metodología Proyecto comunitario
Escenario Comunidad
Ejes Articuladores
  • Interculturalidad crítica
  • Apropiación de las culturas a través de la lectura y la escritura

Plan de clase

Class Planning: The Identity and Culture of English-Speaking Peoples


Objective:
The student will be able to retrieve information to carry out oral and written presentations in English that describe ethnic, cultural, and identity traits of English speakers.


Methodology: Community Project


Interdisciplinary Approach: Addressing the Problem - First grader students must know about features of the culture of English-speaking countries.


Session 1:


Phase 1: Introduction (10 minutes)



  • Begin the class by asking students about their knowledge of English-speaking countries.

  • Discuss why it is important for first graders to learn about the culture of English-speaking countries.

  • Introduce the project by explaining that students will be working in groups to research and present on different English-speaking countries.


Phase 2: Development (30 minutes)



  • Divide students into groups and assign each group a different English-speaking country (e.g., USA, UK, Canada, Australia).

  • Provide each group with resources (books, articles, websites) for research on their assigned country.

  • Instruct students to collect information about the ethnic, cultural, and identity traits of the country's population.


Phase 3: Closure (10 minutes)



  • Have each group share one interesting fact they learned about their assigned country.

  • Discuss the importance of understanding different cultures and how it promotes intercultural communication.


Session 2:


Phase 1: Introduction (10 minutes)



  • Begin the class by reviewing the previous session and the importance of learning about different cultures.

  • Ask students to share any additional information they have found about their assigned country.

  • Introdu