Theme 2. My Life.
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This document contains descriptions of 7 family photos provided by Belén Silva Hidalgo. The photos show Belén with various family members at different events, including her grandmother's 75th birthday, Christmas celebrations, trips to the river, and eating local food. Belén comes from a large extended family in Ecuador and the photos showcase the bonds and traditions shared among her family members.
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- 1. Learning Activity Theme 2: My Life By: Belén Silva Hidalgo
- 2. Family photo descriptions In this photo we can see my grandmother on her 75th birthday. We are my parents, my brother and my children.
- 3. Family photo descriptions My family celebrating Christmas. We are a big family, there is my brother, my sister and their daughter and my parents. It was taken in the central park of the city.
- 4. Family photo descriptions We are an Amazon family. We are from Puyo. I have two sisters and one brother. We are happy, it is our time of adventure and relax.
- 5. Family photo descriptions This is my mother with my sister Ingrid and her son, my brother and also my son and me. We are in Palora, the children are excited because we are going to fish for tilapia.
- 6. Family photo descriptions This is my father, my nephew and my brother. They are very photogenic. We go to the river on Sunday afternoons.
- 7. Family photo descriptions Here I am with my cousins. they are children of my aunt Cecil and my uncle Segovia. They are so tall and everyone is in high school.
- 8. Family photo descriptions This is my sister Rosemary with her husband Danny and daughter Juliet. We are eating typical Tena food. My niece happy because she loves tilapia.
- 9. This was my family, I love it.