Introducing stories about my colombian culture
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This document introduces a blog for second grade students to learn about Colombian culture through various topics like family, neighborhoods, food, and cultural expressions. The blog aims to motivate independent reading and learning about Colombia using resources like videos, books, worksheets, audio books, and questionnaires. The students study English for eight hours per week and are at an intermediate language level.
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