martes, 17 de diciembre de 2019

How to make your Christmas a happier moment?

Hi! We are the students of 3o/4th grade, today we want to share some tips to make this Christmas an exciting time.

Resultado de imagen para FAMILY CHRISTMAS TREE

  1. If you feel discouraged, you can call your friends to put together a choreography with toys.
  2. Another good idea is to be creative putting together toys, such as Lego.
  3. Have you ever competed? What do you think if you plan a Christmas dance competition with your friends or family?.
  4. One of the activities we enjoy most in a group are expressions with plastic art. You can make some Christmas crafts.
  5. This month we learned about the importance of corn, because we knew how to relate it to the idea we had in the conquest that it was gold from Mexico. In the kitchen we made a corn bread, very delicious. THAT YOU CAN DO: COOKING!
  6. A party of ugly sweaters.
  7. An exchange of challenging toys with your loved ones.
  8. Watch Christmas movies, lying with lots of popcorn and candy.
  9. A toy book: 3d books
  10. ENJOY EVERY SECOND OF THIS CHRISTMAS NEXT TO YOUR FAMILY

Third graders wishes you to have a good time with your family, enjoy your company this Christmas. We hope you serve our tips to have a great time.
NEVER FORGET TO PLAY AS A CHILD regardless of your age.

miércoles, 15 de mayo de 2019

PLANNING 4TH GRADE THURSDAY MAY 16TH AND FRIDAY 17TH, 2019

PLANNING 4TH GRADE THURSDAY MAY 16TH AND FRIDAY 17TH, 2019


Note:  We are on the way to Cambridge exams, use the Word List corresponding to your level, as a complementary tool, for the realization of the following activities. Use complete sentences for your writing.



1. Watch the video (I recommend using the English subtitles), observe the dishes displayed very well, and answer the following questions:

* What physical characteristics do you see in the dishes?
* What new words did you hear in the video?


2. Read carefully the recipe we will make this month:

RECIPE: "YOGURT REVERSE SPHERIFICATION"
INGREDIENTS:
  •         140 grams of flavor yogurt of your liking
  •         140 grams of natural-flavored yogurt
  •         1 tablespoon of honey
  •         1 liter of purified water
  •         2 grams of sodium alginate
  •         1 packet of cookies maría
  •         Colored chocolate chips (to decorate)


PROCESS
  1. 1-      Mix the sodium alginate in 500 milliliters of drinking water in a bowl (bowl). Use blender and observe the characteristics of the mixture.
  2. 2-      Place 500 milliliters of drinking water in a bowl (bowl).
  3. 3-      Place the yogurt in a bowl and add a tablespoon of honey, mix with a spoon until the ingredients are well integrated.
  4. 4-      With a clean spoon take some of the yogurt mixture and introduce it in the sodium alginate water for a few seconds. Observe what happens with the mixture (color, shape and texture)
  5. 5-      Take the yogurt mixture and now put it in clean water for a few seconds, remove and ready to serve.
  6. 6-      Crush cookies marias (the amount you want to eat).
  7. 7-      Place a portion of the crushed cookies on a spoon and serve the yogurt ball that was formed.
  8. 8-      Decorate with chocolate chips to your liking.
  9. 9-      Discuss with your companions its flavor, consistency and characteristics.


3. Investigate (3 sources of information):
  • ·         What is yogurt?
  • ·         How is honey produced?
  • ·         What is sodium alginate?
  • ·         What do cookie cookies contain?
  • ·         Where does chocolate come from?


Write the information in a chart:




4. Make the following mental map (words and pictures).

To complete it, investigate the topics (review 3 different sources of information)





Bring your records (answers, chart and mental map) to class to share with all the results of your research. (Please use recycled sheets)
You can always go for more, excellence excedes limits!
Do not forget to ask any questions you have


Miss Annie Durán

miércoles, 31 de octubre de 2018

Actividades 31-2 de Noviembre.
31 de Octubre.
Con la intención de aprender a realizar gráficas con base en la información de una encuesta vamos a resolver  las actividades de las páginas 64 y 65 del libro de matemáticas.




miércoles, 15 de noviembre de 2017

ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES NOVEMBER


    JVS  PLANNER 14


“A mi no me califica el maestro, me evalúa el mundo”


“Transmedia Storytelling Learning Method”


GROUP: 4th


PROJECT Ancestral cultures, myths, legends and miscegenation for peace  

I identify who I amI take responsibility for my actions and contribute to my society.

YEARLY PROJECTI don´t produce garbage.

                                I Gender peace and well-being(KiVa)
      

From November 20th  to 24th

CURRICULAR AREA

SUB AREA


SUBJECT

Personal Planning
Personal Identity, EmotionalIntelligence
Kiva
FineArts
Visual Arts
Art
Language Arts
Writting
Grammar
Language Arts
Oral
Conversation
Language Arts
Reading
Reading Comprehension
Math
Numbers
Math
Math
Patterns/Space/Measure
Math
Social Studies and Science
Science
Science
Social Studies and Science
Social Studies
History
 


Day 1. Monday 

NO CLASSES 

HOMEWORK 

Write a sentence week 11, 1 to 5
Read for 10 minutes write a question about what you read

DAY 2:  Tuesday

THEME

Project “Ancestral cultures, myths, legends and miscegenation for peace  

DESIRED OUTCOMES:

SKILL: self.knowledgeself control.

Vocabulary. To apply vocabulary words in a context

Math/  Learning about lunar and solar years and their relationship with "renewal"

Social Studies/ That the students identify historical events that have resulted in the current 

situation of their country and relate them with timelines

Daily routine

• Put my things in its place
• Assistance 
• Mindfulness exercise
• Gym Brain
• Our mantra
• Homework
• Spelling
• Math
• Read today´s objective

A). Reading power

BEGINNING: 

Do a before reading exercise, read first and last letter of the paragraph


DEVELOPMENT:
1. All together:  Read about Different types of Theater:

Theater of shadows

Black theater

Puppets
Mime
Regular Theater


CLOSURE:  

Write 3 question about each type of theater. Illustrate.

Make Sketches of stories and theatrical scripts


B) Math
BEGINNING

Teacher will show different symbols like Christmas tree, ornaments, candles of Hanukah.etc

DEVELOPMENT

• Research what it is a solar year and what it is a lunar 
year. (http://afe.easia.columbia.edu/special/china_general_lunar.htm

Research the different types of "calendar that exist"

CLOSURE

Make a comparative chart about the calendars

Prepare 5 questions to ask other people from other countries.

Post your phrases on twitter 

#jvsalebrijesporlapaz #jvsaprendiendoaser #jvsesferascultural


HOMEWORK

Write a sentence week 11, 6 to 10

Read for 10 minutes write a question about what you read.


Results:

RESOURCES:

notebooks
iPads

DAY 3: Wednesday
ACADEMIC CONTENTS

THEME

Project “Ancestral cultures, myths, legends and miscegenation for peace”.

Language art/Body expression/ Produce theater for the JVS end of year event

Language art/ Written / Vocabulary 



DESIRED OUTCOMES:

Language art/ Learning and practicing about different theatrical genres

Cooking class/ That the students learn and understand the origin of their culture and other 

cultures through gastronomy and the elaboration of food, integrating the learning expected by 
level and / or grade. Applying the Transmedia Storytelling methodology. (Create and share your knowledge with the world through its multimedia productions



Daily routine

• Put my things in its place
• Assistance 
• Mindfulness exercise
• Gym Brain
• Our mantra
• Homework
• Spelling
• Math
• Read today´s objective

Prepare Visit to the Museum with the objective of identifying cultural differences and beliefs

A) LANGUAGE ART:
BEGINNING:

Teacher will show pictures of different Christmas celebrations
• Diwali  
• Kwanza
• Hanu Kan
• Christmas


DEVELOPTMENT:
Research about 
             To what culture do they belong?
Human groups that practice them
Geographic location

What is this celebration?
What symbols do they use?
What myths or beliefs?

What foods are related or integrated to these celebrations?
What elements are represented in these celebrations?
Religion that is practiced.

At what time of the year these celebrations are held
What is the relationship with astrology (movements of the Earth?)



CLOSURE

B) COOKING CLASS


BEGGINIG
Research (iPad safari, textbooks, encyclopedias, videos)
The origin, of the "Cookies" 
Where are they from? How do you eat them? What places are traditional? In which celebrations are used to.
Take note in your notebook and make 3 statements with each answer. Work individually

DEVELOPMENT
Research of the ingredients of "Las galletas",
the origin of each of the ingredients.
ngredients for the dough
3 cups of flour (450 gr) (if it is too sticky, you can add 1/2 cup more, at the end)
½ teaspoon of salt (4.7 gr)
1 cup (2 bars) of unsalted butter, at room temperature (200 gr)
1 cup of sugar (240 gr)
1 egg (the people who live in Mexico have reported that they have a little hard, it may be because of the sugar or flour of that country, they can add another egg and they are better off)
2 teaspoons vanilla (10 ml)
Ingredients for the "Icing"
Glaceado or Royal Icing, Royal Glacé
2 egg whites
1 pound of sifted glass sugar (powder) (equivalent to 3 1/2 cups) (440 gr)
1 teaspoon lemon or 1/2 teaspoon vanilla (I prefer lemon) (5 ml)
Drops of water when you want to make the consistency more fluid.

CLOSURE
Research About the production of these products today.
Research which cultures make cookies for their celebrations and what ingredients they contain. Research the import and export of these products (ingredients).
Research  the main ingredients of "cookies" in different cultures.
The process identifies the industrial and home process of the "cookies"
Where are the cookies from? What cereal is made?
Which cookies are known as the oldest and in which culture began to be elaborated
Elaborate the history of cookies in different cultures. 

MAKE YOUR COOKIES

RESOURCES:
notebooks
iPads


HOMEWORK
Write a sentence week 11, 11 to 15.


DAY 4: Thursday


ACADEMIC CONTENTS
THEME

Project “Ancestral cultures, myths, legends and miscegenation for peace”.


DESIRED OUTCOMES:
Science / That students learn and practice social and emotional skills through thanks and sharing. Thanksgiving Day
Language arte/ written/ Vocabulary. To apply vocabulary words in a context
Language art/ Interview and build virtual relationships with people and learning communities
Language art/ Generate stories with academic content integrating learning and emotions.

Daily routine

• Put my things in its place
• Assistance 
• Mindfulness exercise
• Gym Brain
• Our mantra
• Homework
• Spelling
• Math
• Read today´s objective



A): LANGUAGE ART:

DEVELOPMENT:
Work in the preparation of the Interview and build virtual relationships with people and learning communities



C) SCIENCE
BEGGING 
Research about Thanksgiving Day
DEVELOPMENT:
Bring something to share
CLOSURE
Write 3 statements about how you felt when you share with others, illustrate 

RESOURCES:
notebooks
iPads


HOMEWORK

1. Using the vocabulary words week 11 , write a story. Illustrate it 

DAY 5: Friday


THEME

Project “Ancestral cultures, myths, legends and miscegenation for peace”.


DESIRED OUTCOMES:
SCIENCE/ That the students understand and identify the symbols that accompany the local cultural celebrations as a result of the mixture of cultures That the students learn about the symbols and meanings of the celebrations of their own culture and about other cultures, making comparisons between them.
Social Srtudies /identify different Traditions 
Language art/ Publish and produce (Stories - videos, essays on blogs, publications on networks).

Daily routine

• Put my things in its place
• Assistance 
• Mindfulness exercise
• Gym Brain
• Our mantra
• Homework
• Spelling
• Read today´s objective


ART CLASS

A) SPELLING
BEGINNING:
Quiz
B) Social studies
BEGGING
Remember 
• :Diwali 
• Kwanzaa
• Hanu Kah
• Navidad
• “Lunar New Year

DEVELOPTMENT:
Make 5 statements with the main characteristics of these celebrations

CLOSURE
Make a comparative table with the information you got in your notebook.
Compare information with your classmates.
Make an "Article or essay" to publish with the information you got from each of the celebrations.
Investigate holiday and religious holidays in other countries and that elements of other cultures are similar to ours and how they celebrate these dates in other countries.
Make 5 statements comparing what you researched.
Prepare an interview questioner to Interview with other countries with the same previous points


RESOURCES:
notebooks
iPads


TAREA:
No homework