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This document contains instructions and examples for students to complete an activity where they will: 1. Describe important places and cultural manifestations of Trujillo, Peru in order to encourage others' love for their regional culture. 2. Students are instructed to write a postcard describing a representative place or cultural expression of La Libertad region. The postcard should include a greeting, message describing the place using prepositions and adjectives, closing, and sender/recipient information. 3. An example postcard is provided describing Plazuela Iquitos in Trujillo, highlighting its location between two streets and mentioning surrounding pharmacies and a monument. The purpose is to teach the recipient about an important
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واخيراً هذهِ الملزمة حلالٌ عليكم وإتمنى منكم إن تدعولي بالخير والصحة والعافية فقط
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EDA06-ADA 05 - LET'S MAKE A POSTCARD.pptx
- 1. EDA 6: “FORTALECEMOS NUESTRA IDENTIDAD CONOCIENDO NUESTRA PROVINCIA” MRS. NORMA REYNA TEACHER ENGLISH
- 2. RULES IN THE ENGLISH CLASSROOM 2 • Be punctual • Be respectful • Be responsable • Keep the classroom clean. • Be honest and solidary.
- 3. 3 How do you feel today? I feel…
- 4. 4 Monday, October 10th, 2022 COMPETENCE: Escribe diversos tipos de textos en inglés como lengua extranjera. PURPOSE OF THE LESSON: Elaboración de un postcard que describa un lugar representativo o manifestación cultural de la Región La Libertad.
- 5. 5 What can you see in the picture? What kind of writing is this?
- 6. 6 LET’S REVIEW : WORKSHEET 1
- 9. There are many interesting places to visit, so you never get bored. I would to visit …. Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t. I encourage you to visit London, so that you can fall in love with this town, too!
- 11. 11 Activity 05 “LET’S MAKE A POSTCARD!
- 12. 12 Pay attention to the writing! TU RETO Describir algunos lugares representativos y manifestaciones culturales de Trujillo con la finalidad de incentivar en los demás el amor por nuestra cultura regional. Let’s write!
- 13. INSTRUCTION 01. Match the parts of a postcard. Stamp Greeting recipient’s address Pictures Message Sender’s name Closing Stamp – greeting – message – closing– recipient’s address – sender´s name - pictures
- 16. Step 3: Describe the place using prepositions of place and adjectives as in the example. Dear friend, Greetings from Trujillo. How are you? I hope you are well. I want to teach you about the place where I live. Trujillo is a very nice place, where you can find wonderful places and beautiful beaches to do visit. The place that I like the most is Plazuela Iquitos, it’s located on the corner of Jirón Gamarra and Jirón Bolívar. Around it there are a lot of shops and pharmacies, for example: there is a pharmacy named MiFarma opposite it and there is another pharmacy named Inkafarma next to it. In the middle of Plazuela Iquitos there is a big and beautiful monument named “Statue of Hermes”, gift of the merchant Juan.N. Armas. Plazuela Iquitos is very important for all citizens who live in Trujillo because is part of our culture and identity. I hope you can visit me some day. I will be waiting for you! See you soon Robert. Erick Gutiérrez Sánchez 169, Las Amapolas Street Castilla, Piura
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