Wednesday, April 28, 2021

ICFES TRAINING

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Preguntas tipo ICFES (ICFES questions)...

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Let's play and practice ICFES questions using Kahoot...






Tuesday, April 27, 2021

11TH GRADE GUIDE-SECOND TERM

 DEAR 11TH GRADERS...

Haz clic abajo y te llevará a la guía que estamos trabajando en este 2021, en nuestro segundo periodo:

11th Grade guide

Some videos to help you to understand the topics. Algunos videos que te pueden ayudar a comprender los aprendizajes, son los siguientes:


PERSONALITY ADJECTIVES





REPORTED SPEECH




RELATIVE CLAUSES




PASSIVE VOICE







More exercises to practice:

REPORTED SPEECH: SAID/TOLD


10TH GRADE GUIDE-SECOND TERM TERM

 DEAR 10TH GRADERS...

Haz clic abajo y te llevara a la guía que estamos trabajando en este 2021, en nuestro segundo periodo:

10TH Grade guide

Some videos to help you to understand the topics. Algunos videos que te pueden ayudar a comprender los aprendizajes, son los siguientes:


SUPERHEROES VOCABULARY WITH THE ALPHABET



TEACHER KAREN CHALLENGE VIDEO




PAST SIMPLE






CONDITIONAL 2




More exercises to practice:

PAST SIMPLE

https://agendaweb.org/verbs/past_simple-exercises.html

https://agendaweb.org/verbs/past-simple-affirmative-exercises.html


SECOND CONDITIONAL













9th GRADE GUIDE - SECOND TERM

 DEAR 9TH GRADERS...

Haz clic abajo y te llevara a la guía que estamos trabajando en este 2021, en nuestro segundo periodo:

9th grade guide

Some videos to help you to understand the topics. Algunos videos que te pueden ayudar a comprender los aprendizajes, son los siguientes:


FOOD (PRONUNCIATION)


COUNT AND NO COUNT FOOD





RECIPE: el siguiente vídeo te puede ayudar a realizar el tuyo


The next video was made by students!!!

Este video lo hicieron egresados Fulgencista, ellos hablan también de comidas y recetas. LET'S WATCH IT!




PAST SIMPLE TENSE





More exercises to practice:

FOOD VOCABULARY









Friday, April 2, 2021

EASTER CELEBRATION

 Easter celebration 


Let's take a look at the following video...It was made for you!!! Enjoy it!!!







Easter Traditions in USA

Festivity knows no boundaries and this especially stands true in case of Easter. Celebrated all across the globe with much pomp and vigor, Easter is one time when people bury their differences and come together in hordes to rejoice this day. Every nation has its own way of celebrating a particular festivity. Every country has some unique traditions and customs. For example, it is the tradition of America to conduct special Easter parades, where men and women flaunt their special costumes and colorful bonnets. Being a major celebration in the Christian calendar, Easter is celebrated with much fanfare. The Easter traditions in America mark the arrival of spring and the period to celebrate the rebirth of Jesus Christ. During Easter traditions, one gets to witness parades, carnivals, Easter egg decorations, music and much more. Every year on Shrove Tuesday, Mardi Gras carnival is hosted in many regions of the USA. New Orleans is a major venue for the Mardi Gras carnival. Decorated floats are prepared by different groups of people in the carnival. The Easter bunny forms a major part of the Easter traditions in America. So, if you happen to be in the USA during Easter, make yourself a part of the traditions and enjoy the most fun-filled festival.

Here are some ideas about Easter customs and traditions in US:

 ·  In the New Orleans, it is a trend of conducting an annual Easter carnival called 'Mardi Gras', which features lot of fun activities like parade, jazz music bands and a bumper party.

 



 ·       A must play Easter game for American kids is Easter egg roll.


 


 ·       A special dish for Easter springtime in USA is baked ham, potatoes and vegetables. Another most demanding recipe is hot cross buns.

 


 ·       It was in the early 1700's, when for the first time, eggs were dyed and the credit for starting this practice in America can be attributed to Pennsylvania Dutch (German) settlers.

 



  •       As a part of Easter traditions in the US, sunrise services are held and the prime motive is to include various Christian religious groups in this event.




·       Painting the Easter eggs and then conducting Easter egg hunt games for the kids is what most American parents do on the Easter week.

 




·       Like in every other part of the globe, Easter symbols like bunnies, Easter tree, Easter Eggs and Easter lamb make their presence felt in every corner of the street, churches, shops and homes.




 ·       The popular Easter symbols like Easter bunny and egg tree were first brought in by the German settlers who arrived in the Pennsylvania Dutch country during the 1700s. Eventually, American people accepted these crafts and made these symbols a vital part of their Easter celebrations.

 


·       Easter parties are also a common sight during this holiday time where people come, feast and make merry.



·       Easter wedding is a popular trend in USA. People in USA usually like to their tie nuptial knot on this propitious day.




 

This information was taken from:

http://www.indobase.com/holidays/easter/easter-traditions-around-the-world/easter-in-us.html

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Wikipedia.



Tuesday, March 16, 2021

SAINT PATRICK'S CELEBRATION

Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

Every March 17, countries around the world celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in observance of the death of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland credited for bringing Christianity to the country. Initially a religious feast day in the 17th century, St. Patrick’s Day has evolved into a day of celebrating Irish culture with parades, music, dancing, special foods, and of course, a lot of green.

Cada 17 de marzo, países de todo el mundo celebran el Día de San Patricio en conmemoración de la muerte de San Patricio, el santo patrón de Irlanda al que se le atribuye haber traído el cristianismo al país. Inicialmente una fiesta religiosa en el siglo XVII, el Día de San Patricio se ha convertido en un día de celebración de la cultura irlandesa con desfiles, música, bailes, comidas especiales y, por supuesto, mucho verde.

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Saint Patrick was born "Maewyn Succat" but changed his name to "Patricius" after becoming a priest.

San Patricio nació "Maewyn Succat" pero cambió su nombre a "Patricius" después de convertirse en sacerdote.

Despite his Irish notoriety, Saint Patrick was British. He was born to Roman parents in Scotland or Wales in the late fourth century.

A pesar de su notoriedad irlandesa, San Patricio era británico. Nació de padres romanos en Escocia o Gales a finales del siglo IV.

Saint Patrick didn't wear green. His color was "Saint Patrick’s blue." The color green became associated with St. Patrick’s Day after it was linked to the Irish independence movement in the late 18th century.

San Patricio no vestía de verde. Su color era "azul de San Patricio". El color verde se asoció con el Día de San Patricio después de que se vinculó con el movimiento de independencia de Irlanda a fines del siglo XVIII.


According to Irish legend, Saint Patrick used the clover as a metaphor for the Holy Trinity when he was first introducing Christianity to Ireland.

Según la leyenda irlandesa, San Patricio usó el trébol como metáfora de la Santísima Trinidad cuando introdujo el cristianismo en Irlanda por primera vez.

Saint Patrick is credited for driving the snakes out of Ireland, but according to the fossil record, Ireland has never been home to snakes as it was too cold to host reptiles during the Ice Age. The surrounding seas have kept snakes out since.

A San Patricio se le atribuye haber expulsado a las serpientes de Irlanda, pero según el registro fósil, Irlanda nunca ha sido el hogar de serpientes, ya que hacía demasiado frío para albergar reptiles durante la Edad de Hielo. Los mares circundantes han mantenido alejadas a las serpientes desde entonces.


There isn’t any corn in the traditional St. Patrick’s Day meal of corned beef and cabbage. The name is a reference to the large grains of salt historically used to cure meats, which were also known as "corns."

No hay maíz en la comida tradicional del Día de San Patricio a base de carne en conserva y repollo. El nombre es una referencia a los grandes granos de sal utilizados históricamente para curar carnes, que también se conocían como "callos".


Irish immigrants began observing St. Patrick’s Day in Boston in 1737 and the first St. Patrick’s Day parade in America was held in New York City in 1766.

Los inmigrantes irlandeses comenzaron a observar el Día de San Patricio en Boston en 1737 y el primer desfile del Día de San Patricio en Estados Unidos se llevó a cabo en la ciudad de Nueva York en 1766.


In Chicago, the Plumbers Local 110 union dyes the river Kelly green. The dye lasts for around five hours.

En Chicago, el sindicato local de plomeros 110 tiñe el río Kelly de verde. El tinte dura unas cinco horas.


On or around St. Patrick’s Day, the Irish prime minister, presents the U.S. president with a crystal bowl of live shamrocks as a symbol of the close ties between the two countries.

En o alrededor del Día de San Patricio, el primer ministro irlandés, le presenta al presidente de los Estados Unidos un cuenco de cristal con tréboles vivos como símbolo de los estrechos vínculos entre los dos países.


Thank You!






Tuesday, February 16, 2021

11TH GRADE GUIDE-FIRST TERM

DEAR 11TH GRADERS...

Haz clic abajo y te llevará a la guía que estamos trabajando en este 2021, en nuestro primer periodo:

11th GRADE GUIDE

Some videos to help you to understand the topics. Algunos videos que te pueden ayudar a comprender los aprendizajes, son los siguientes:

PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS




GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES