The document discusses choosing Puerto Rico as the destination country for a class trip. It provides basic information about Puerto Rico, describing it as a Caribbean island and U.S. territory with mountains, waterfalls, and a tropical rainforest. It notes that San Juan is the capital and largest city, and describes some of its neighborhoods, including Old San Juan which features Spanish colonial buildings and centuries-old fortresses. Students are instructed to work in groups of 3 people to complete a worksheet and class presentation on Puerto Rico as their chosen destination country.

1. Demonstrative
Adjectives
Este/ Esta/ Estos/ Estas

8. Interacciones

10. Tarea 1: Chapter Task
Elegirunpaíshispanohablantepara
elviajedefindecurso.
WorksheetActivity
Trabajarengruposde3personas

11. Tarea del Capítulo 1
Objetivo: Elegir (choose) un país hispanohablante para el viaje de fin de curso
Grupos: 3 estudiantes
Completar hoja de ejercicios (worksheet) & hacer presentación en clase

12. Cultura:
Puerto Rico

13. Puerto Rico
"Puerto Rico is a Caribbean island and
unincorporated U.S. territory with a
landscape of mountains, waterfalls
and the El Yunque tropical rainforest.
In San Juan, the capital and largest
city, the Isla Verde area is known for
its hotel strip, beach bars and casinos.
Its Old San Juan neighborhood
features colorful Spanish colonial
buildings and El Morro and La
Fortaleza, massive, centuries-old
fortresses."

14. Puertorriqueños en los Estados Unidos - pg. 15
1. How many Puerto Ricans live in the U.S.?
2. Where does the majority live?
3. Which famous Puerto Ricans do you know?