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1. PEDAGOGICAL EVENT Class plan. HAPPY MOTHER IS DAY FIVE LETTERS IS AN ANGEL I”M CAREFUL IN HER WOMBI TAKE A THOUSAND ROADSTAUGHT ME TO BE BRAVE.

2. ID ESCUELA NORMAL SUPERIOR DEL DISTRITO DE BARRANQUILLA STUDENT TEACHER: DAMARIS JULIETH BUJATO SÁNCHEZ. TEACHER CONSULTANT: ANÁLIDA CARVAJAL. EDUCATION LEVEL: PRIMARY BASIC. THEMATIC: IMPORTANCE OF MOTHER IS DAY. LIKELY TIME: DAY: MORNING-AFTERNOON

3. AREA OF KNOWELEDGE SUBJECT: MOTHER IS DAY. GENERAL SUBJECT: WORLD HOLIDAYS. PURPOSE: FAMILIARIZE STUDENTS WITH THIS SPECIAL DAY GLOBAL PROPERLY IS OUR MOTHER THAT VALUABLE PERSON IN OUR LIVES. COGNITIVE; IDENTIFY THE DAY OF THE MOTHER, WHEN AND WHY IT OCCURS. ATTITUDINAL; ASSESS THE IMPORTANCE OF THIS INTERNATIONAL DAY BECAUSE OUR MOTHERS DESERVE. PRAXIOLOGICAL; EXPLAIN THE HISTORY OF THIS CONMEMORATION. PROPOSED ACHIEVEMENT: SOLVE PROBLEMATIC QUESTIONS AND DOUBTS ON THE DAY OF THE MOTHER AND HER HISTORY. OBJETIVE: TO UNDERSTAND THE YOUNGPEOPLE ON THAT SPECIAL DAY, RATHER THAN GIFTS OR PARTIES, MOTHER APPRECIATE THE LOVE, RESPECT AND OBENDIENCE THAT WE CAN GIVE EVERY DAY OF OUR LIVES. PERFORMARCE INDICATORS: · IDENTIFY THE WORLD FESTIVITIES. · RECOGNIZE THE MOTHER IS DAY. · INTERPRET AND KNOW YOUR HISTORY.

4. CONCEPTUAL REFERENCE: ThemodernMother'sDayiscelebratedonvariousdays in manyparts of theworld, mostcommonly in March, April, orMay as a dayto honor mothers and motherhood. In the UK and Ireland, itfollowstheoldtraditions of MotheringSunday, celebrated in March/April. Father'sDayisthecorrespondingdayforfathers. Historicalantecedents Thisdaymayhave emerged from a custom of motherworship in ancientGreece, whichkept a festival toCybele, a greatmother of Greekgods. This festival washeldaroundtheVernal Equinoxaround Asia Minor and eventually in Rome itselffromtheIdes of March (15 March) to 18 March. TheancientRomansalsohadanotherholiday, Matronalia, thatwasdedicatedtoJuno, thoughmotherswereusuallygivengiftsonthisday. In Europetherewereseverallongstandingtraditionswhere a specificSundaywas set asideto honor motherhood and motherssuch as MotheringSunday. MotheringSundaycelebrations are part of theliturgical calendar in several Christian denominations, includingAnglicans, and in theCatholic calendar ismarked as LaetareSunday, thefourthSunday in LenttohonourtheVirgin Mary and your "mother" church (themainchurch of thearea). Children and youngpeoplewhowere "in service" (servants in richerhouseholds) weregiven a day off onthat date so theycouldvisittheirfamilies (or, originally, returntotheir "motherchurch). Thechildrenwould pick wild flowersalongthewayto place them in thechurchortogivethemtotheirmothers as gifts.

5. Oneof theearlycallstocelebrateMother'sDay in theUnitedStateswasthe "Mother'sDayProclamation" byJulia Ward Howe. Written in 1870, itwas a pacifistreactiontothecarnage of theAmerican Civil War and theFranco-PrussianWar. TheProclamationwastiedtoHowe'sfeministbeliefthatwomenhad a responsibilitytoshapetheirsocieties at thepoliticallevel International Women'sDaywascelebratedforthefirst time in 28 February 1909, in the US,[2]bywhich time Anna Jarvishadalreadybegunhernationalcampaign in the US. Itisnowcelebrated in manycountriesonMarch 8. Spelling In 1912, Anna Jarvistrademarkedthephrases "secondSunday in May" and "Mother'sDay", and createdtheMother'sDay International Association. "Shewasspecificaboutthelocation of theapostrophe; itwastobe a singular possessive, foreachfamilytohonourtheirmother, not a plural possessivecommemoratingallmothers in theworld." Thisisalsothespellingusedby U.S. PresidentWoodrow Wilson in thelawmakingofficialtheholiday in the U.S., bythe U.S. Congressonbills, and byother U.S. presidentsontheirdeclarations. Commonusage in Englishlanguagealsodictatesthattheostensibly singular possessive "Mother'sDay" isthepreferredspelling, although "Mothers' Day" (plural possessive) isnotunheard of.

6. Dates aroundtheworld As the US holidaywasadoptedbyothercountries and cultures, the date waschangedtofitalreadyexistingcelebrationshonouringmotherhood, likeMotheringSunday in the UK ortheOrthodoxcelebration of Jesus in the temple in Greece. In somecountriesitwaschangedto dates thatweresignificanttothemajorityreligion, liketheVirgin Maryday in Catholiccountries, orthebirthday of thedaughter of theProphetMuhammad in Islamiccountries. Othercountrieschangedittohistorical dates, like Bolivia usingthe date of a certainbattlewherewomenparticipated. International history and traditions In mostcountries, Mother'sDayis a recentobservancederivedfromtheholiday as it has evolved in America. Whenitwasadoptedbyothercountries and cultures, itwasgivendifferentmeanings, associatedtodifferentevents (religious, historicalorlegendary), and celebrated in a different date or dates. Somecountriesalreadyhadexistingcelebrationshonoringmotherhood, and theircelebrationshaveadoptedseveralexternalcharacteristicsfromthe US holiday, likegivingcarnations and otherpresentstoyourownmother.

7. Theextent of thecelebrationsvariesgreatly. In somecountries, itispotentiallyoffensivetoone'smothernottomarkMother'sDay. In others, itis a little-known festival celebratedmainlybyimmigrants, orcoveredbythe media as a taste of foreignculture (compare thecelebrations of Diwali in the UK and theUnitedStates). RELIGION In theCatholicChurch, theholidayisstronglyassociatedwithreverencingtheVirgin Mary. In Hindutraditionitiscalled "Mata TirthaAunshi" or "MotherPilgrimagefortnight", and itiscelebrated in countrieswithHindupopulation, especially in Nepal. Itiscelebratedonthe new moonday in themonth of Baisakhi.e.April/May.Thisholidayisbased in Hindureligion and it pre-dates thecreation of the Western-inspiredholidayby at least a fewcenturies. Islamicscholarshavepublishedfatwasagainstdedicating a single dayto honor mothers, whichdetractsfromhonoringthemyear round. Commercialization NineyearsafterthefirstofficialMother'sDay, commercialization of the U.S. holidaybecame so rampantthat Anna Jarvisherselfbecame a majoropponent of whattheholidayhadbecome and spentallherinheritance and therest of herlifefightingwhatshesaw as an abuse of thecelebration.

8. Latercommercial and otherexploitations of the use of Mother'sDayinfuriated Anna and shemadehercriticismsexplicitlyknownthroughouther time. Shecriticizedthepractice of purchasinggreetingcards, whichshesaw as a sign of beingtoolazytowrite a personal letter. Shewasarrested in 1948 fordisturbingthepeacewhileprotestingagainstthecommercialization of Mother'sDay, and shefinallysaidthatshe "wishedshewouldhaveneverstartedthedaybecauseitbecame so out of control ...". Mother'sDaycontinuestobeone of themostcommerciallysuccessful U.S. occasions. AccordingtotheNational Restaurant Association, Mother'sDayisnowthemost popular day of theyeartodineout at a restaurant in theUnitedStates. Forexample, accordingtoIBISWorld, a publisher of businessresearch, Americanswillspendapproximately $2.6 billiononflowers, $1.53 billiononpamperinggifts—like spa treatments—and another $68 millionongreetingcards. Mother'sDaywillgenerateabout 7.8% of the U.S. jewelryindustry'sannualrevenue in 2008, withcustomgiftslikemother'srings. It'spossiblethattheholidaywouldhavewitheredover time withoutthesupport and continuouspromotion of thefloristindustries and othercommercialindustries. OtherProtestantholidaysfromthesame time, likeChildren'sDay and TemperanceSunday, do nothavethesamelevel of popularity. Mother'sDayisalsoprominent in theSundayFunnies of theUnitedStates, being a richsource of humor concerningmothers, children and husbandsrangingfrom sentimental towrytocaustic.

9. METHODOLOGICAL PROCESS METHODOLOGICAL PROCESS WE USE TO TRANSMIT KNOWLEDGE TO STUDENTS IS DYNAMIC AND FUN WAY TO DO SO YOU BORN CHILD LEARN ABOUT INTEREST OVER OTHER FESTIVITIES TO EXIST IN THE WORLD. A PART OF THE BOARD, MARKER, ETC.

10. EVALUATION PROCESS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY. FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE TEACHER, STUDENTS WILL CREATE A FIGURE IN ORIGAMI, THIS TIME A DUCK. SO IT CANBE COLORED AND GIVEN TO THEIR MOTHER AS A GIFT IN YOUR DAY . DURING THE PROCESS, STUDENTS REFRESH WHAT THEY LEARNED ABOUT GROMETRIC FIGURES AND ADDRESSES. MATERIALS · SILHOVETTE PAPER CUT INTO SQUARES. · COLORS. · BOOKMARKS · GLITTER · GLUE · APRON · CARDBOARD ROUND ORIGAMI INSTRUCTIONS. DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY. INTRODUCE THE ACTIVITY TO STUDENTS, SO THEY KNOW THAT THE GOAL OF THE CLASS IS TO CREATE THE FIGURE OF A DUCK THE WILL SERVE THEM AS A GIFT FOR THEIR MOTHERS AT THE MOTHER IS DAY. CLOSING ACTIVITY. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT WHAT KIND EXPLAINED IN THE BOOK. CUT AND PAST PICTURES OF MOTHER IS DAY. REVIEW: ELABORATION OF CONCEPTUAL NETWORK TO BE USED IN A SINGLE CHARACTER WRITTEN PRODUCTION.

11. EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL RESOURCES: IMAGES, MANUAS, ETC.