TASK 3_ACTIVITY DESINGCARLOS ALBERTO ROJAS GARAVITO
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DESCRIPTION OF THE ACTIVITY
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Colors in English is a class designed for primary education students, who are in their educational beginnings and begin their learning with basic knowledge of a second language.
COLORS IN ENGLISH
The purpose of this class is to Identify, write and pronounce the different types of colors found in our environment
GOALS
Participation is essential for the development of the class, the teaching strategy offered is through educational games where the student identifies the colors taught in class, this allows clearing doubts and learning the identification of colors through artistic and group games.
During the development of the activity, the students are participatory, they show interest in the subject and ask questions frequently to clear up doubts, the teacher clears up doubts through a worksheet with a drawing where the colors practiced in class are identified.
The class begins with a greeting to the students, then the attendance list of the students is made, the teacher explains the context that the class will have and the children prepare to receive the teaching.
DESCRIPTION OF THE ACTIVITY
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