Final Evaluation Topics
Some notable changes in Santiago de Cali Over the years (Table)
Push and pull factors of migration In Colombia
Social Studies
Second Term
Third grade
Start
second term
Week 10
Week 12
Nov 4th to 7th
Nov 18th to 21st
Week 11
Week 13
Nov 24th to 28th
Nov 10th to 14th
second term
Week 14
Dec 1st to 5th
Week 15
Dec 9th to 12th
Week 16
Dec 15th to 19th
Second Term Topics
- Transformation of our territory through time.
- Population size of our territory.
- Social Impact of the use of natural resources.
Friday, November 7th 2025.Value: Discipline: "Its is the bridge between goals and accomplishment".
Topic: Second Term Introduction. Class Plan: 1. Tab decoration. 2. Storytelling. 3. Class activity. 4. Closing.
This is what Santiago de Cali was 100 years ago
Note: this video is in Spanish since it was not possible to find one in English due to the topic.
487 years
Storytelling
In Santiago de Cali, many changes happen because of the construction of public works. Let me tell you a story about it... In the past, the city was small and quiet. There were only a few narrow roads, and people mostly walked or rode horses. The church, known as La Ermita, was the most important building in the city.
Over the years, the city began to grow. They built more roads, like Street 5th, which made it easier to get around. They also constructed beautiful parks, like Parque del Perro, where families and friends gathered to relax and play.
Storytelling
Soon, Cali got a big stadium called Estadio Pascual Guerrero. It became a popular place for soccer games and other events. People from all over the city would come to watch matches. The city also added new squares, like Plaza de Caycedo, where people could enjoy music and dance. Hospitals like the Fundación Valle del Lili were built to take care of the city's health needs. Throughout time, Santiago de Cali transformed into a bustling and vibrant place. All these public works changed the city, making it bigger and more exciting. People now have more places to go, things to do, and enjoy their beautiful city.
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Questions about the storytelling
1. Which road made it easier for people to get around the city?
a) Street 5th b) Avenida 2 c) Street 7th 2. What is the name of the popular park where people gather to relax and play?
a) Parque del Cedro b) Parque del Perro
c) Parque de las Flores
3. What is the name of the stadium where soccer games and events take place?
a) Estadio Olímpico
b) Estadio Pascual Guerrero c) Estadio de Cali
4. What is the name of the central square in Cali where people enjoy music and dance?
a) Plaza de Bolívar b) Plaza de las Palmas c) Plaza de Caycedo 5. Which hospital was mentioned in the story as being built for the city's health needs? a) Hospital Universitario del Valle
b) Hospital San Juan de Dios
c) Fundación Valle del Lili 6. What was the name of the church that was the most important building in the early city of Cali?
a) La Ermita
b) La Catedral
c) San Pedro
Questions
7. True or False: In the past, Cali had many wide roads. 8. True or False: Cali remained as a small and quiet city throughout time.
9. True or False: The Great Wall of China is located in Santiago de Cali.
10. True or False: People from all over the city would come to watch matches at Estadio Pascual Guerrero.
Friday, November 14th 2025. Value: Resilience: "It's all about being able to overcome the unexpected.".
Topic: Transformation of our territory through time. Class Plan: 1. Video. 2. Explanation. 3. Class activity. 4. Homework. 5. Closing.
HISTORY IN IMAGES CALI VIEJO
HISTORY IN IMAGES CALI VIEJO
HISTORY IN IMAGES CALI VIEJO
The comparative table showcasing some notable changes in Santiago de Cali over the years
Then
Now
Click for more information
Then
Now
Friday, november 21st 2025.Value: Autonomy: "It's the urge to direct our own lives." Topic: Transformation of our territory through time. Class Plan: 1. Video. 2. Explanation. 3. Pending class activity. 4. Closing.
Some notable differences between a village, a town, and a city.
ExplanationWhen does a town become a city?
Friday, november 28th 2025.Value: Discipline: "It means doing your best, even when no one is watching."Topic: Population size of our territory. Class Plan: 1. Video. 2. Explanation. 3. Class exercise. 4. Closing.
Push and pull factors migration
Push and Pull Factors of Migration in Colombia
questions: Class activity
Click on the link below:
https://wordwall.net/es/resource/64683411/push-and-pull-factors-of-migration-answer-multiple-choice
Homework
1. Finish classroom activity, the six aspects of Santiago de Cali "Then and now". 2. When does a town become a city? or How does a place get city status?
Friday, december 5th 2025.Value: Autonomy: "the urge to direct our own lives". Topic: Population. Class Plan: 1. Video. 2. Explanation. 3. Questions. 4. Closing.
Do you know what the National Population and Housing Census are?
Population estimate in 2025: 53,425,635
Rural to Urban MigrationWhat causes migration from rural to urban areas?
questions: Class activity
Click on the link below:
https://wordwall.net/es/resource/62446823/explain-the-questions
Tuesday, december 9th 2025.Value: Forgiveness: "Forgiving doesn’t mean forgetting; it means choosing peace". Topic: Social Impact of the use of natural resources. Class Plan: 1. Explanation. 2. Video. 3. Exercise. 4. Closing.
Natural Resources
Humans require many useful things available in nature to live on this planet. These are referred to as natural resources. Air, water, woods, animals, and minerals are some examples. When humans use natural things to make a new thing that increases its value, it is known as a man-made resource.
What is a Natural Resource?
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Class exercise
Tuesday, December 16th 2025.Value: Solidarity: “Sharing and helping make our world better.” Topic: Social Impact of the use of natural resources. Class Plan: 1. Explanation. 2. Video. 3. Exercise. 4. Closing.
Types Of Natural Resources
Class activity
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- Logra que tu público recuerde el mensaje.
- Activa y sorprende a tu audiencia.
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Final Evaluation Topics
Some notable changes in Santiago de Cali Over the years (Table)
Push and pull factors of migration In Colombia
Social Studies
Second Term
Third grade
Start
second term
Week 10
Week 12
Nov 4th to 7th
Nov 18th to 21st
Week 11
Week 13
Nov 24th to 28th
Nov 10th to 14th
second term
Week 14
Dec 1st to 5th
Week 15
Dec 9th to 12th
Week 16
Dec 15th to 19th
Second Term Topics
Friday, November 7th 2025.Value: Discipline: "Its is the bridge between goals and accomplishment". Topic: Second Term Introduction. Class Plan: 1. Tab decoration. 2. Storytelling. 3. Class activity. 4. Closing.
This is what Santiago de Cali was 100 years ago
Note: this video is in Spanish since it was not possible to find one in English due to the topic.
487 years
Storytelling
In Santiago de Cali, many changes happen because of the construction of public works. Let me tell you a story about it... In the past, the city was small and quiet. There were only a few narrow roads, and people mostly walked or rode horses. The church, known as La Ermita, was the most important building in the city. Over the years, the city began to grow. They built more roads, like Street 5th, which made it easier to get around. They also constructed beautiful parks, like Parque del Perro, where families and friends gathered to relax and play.
Storytelling
Soon, Cali got a big stadium called Estadio Pascual Guerrero. It became a popular place for soccer games and other events. People from all over the city would come to watch matches. The city also added new squares, like Plaza de Caycedo, where people could enjoy music and dance. Hospitals like the Fundación Valle del Lili were built to take care of the city's health needs. Throughout time, Santiago de Cali transformed into a bustling and vibrant place. All these public works changed the city, making it bigger and more exciting. People now have more places to go, things to do, and enjoy their beautiful city. .
Questions about the storytelling
1. Which road made it easier for people to get around the city? a) Street 5th b) Avenida 2 c) Street 7th 2. What is the name of the popular park where people gather to relax and play? a) Parque del Cedro b) Parque del Perro c) Parque de las Flores 3. What is the name of the stadium where soccer games and events take place? a) Estadio Olímpico b) Estadio Pascual Guerrero c) Estadio de Cali
4. What is the name of the central square in Cali where people enjoy music and dance? a) Plaza de Bolívar b) Plaza de las Palmas c) Plaza de Caycedo 5. Which hospital was mentioned in the story as being built for the city's health needs? a) Hospital Universitario del Valle b) Hospital San Juan de Dios c) Fundación Valle del Lili 6. What was the name of the church that was the most important building in the early city of Cali? a) La Ermita b) La Catedral c) San Pedro
Questions
7. True or False: In the past, Cali had many wide roads. 8. True or False: Cali remained as a small and quiet city throughout time. 9. True or False: The Great Wall of China is located in Santiago de Cali. 10. True or False: People from all over the city would come to watch matches at Estadio Pascual Guerrero.
Friday, November 14th 2025. Value: Resilience: "It's all about being able to overcome the unexpected.". Topic: Transformation of our territory through time. Class Plan: 1. Video. 2. Explanation. 3. Class activity. 4. Homework. 5. Closing.
HISTORY IN IMAGES CALI VIEJO
HISTORY IN IMAGES CALI VIEJO
HISTORY IN IMAGES CALI VIEJO
The comparative table showcasing some notable changes in Santiago de Cali over the years
Then
Now
Click for more information
Then
Now
Friday, november 21st 2025.Value: Autonomy: "It's the urge to direct our own lives." Topic: Transformation of our territory through time. Class Plan: 1. Video. 2. Explanation. 3. Pending class activity. 4. Closing.
Some notable differences between a village, a town, and a city.
ExplanationWhen does a town become a city?
Friday, november 28th 2025.Value: Discipline: "It means doing your best, even when no one is watching."Topic: Population size of our territory. Class Plan: 1. Video. 2. Explanation. 3. Class exercise. 4. Closing.
Push and pull factors migration
Push and Pull Factors of Migration in Colombia
questions: Class activity
Click on the link below:
https://wordwall.net/es/resource/64683411/push-and-pull-factors-of-migration-answer-multiple-choice
Homework
1. Finish classroom activity, the six aspects of Santiago de Cali "Then and now". 2. When does a town become a city? or How does a place get city status?
Friday, december 5th 2025.Value: Autonomy: "the urge to direct our own lives". Topic: Population. Class Plan: 1. Video. 2. Explanation. 3. Questions. 4. Closing.
Do you know what the National Population and Housing Census are?
Population estimate in 2025: 53,425,635
Rural to Urban MigrationWhat causes migration from rural to urban areas?
questions: Class activity
Click on the link below:
https://wordwall.net/es/resource/62446823/explain-the-questions
Tuesday, december 9th 2025.Value: Forgiveness: "Forgiving doesn’t mean forgetting; it means choosing peace". Topic: Social Impact of the use of natural resources. Class Plan: 1. Explanation. 2. Video. 3. Exercise. 4. Closing.
Natural Resources
Humans require many useful things available in nature to live on this planet. These are referred to as natural resources. Air, water, woods, animals, and minerals are some examples. When humans use natural things to make a new thing that increases its value, it is known as a man-made resource.
What is a Natural Resource?
LET'S PRACTiCE!
Click on the link below:
https://quizizz.com/join/quiz/65c07c972bdcdb43817214bb/start?studentShare=true
Class exercise
Tuesday, December 16th 2025.Value: Solidarity: “Sharing and helping make our world better.” Topic: Social Impact of the use of natural resources. Class Plan: 1. Explanation. 2. Video. 3. Exercise. 4. Closing.
Types Of Natural Resources
Class activity
¿Tienes una idea?
¡Que fluya la comunicación!
Con las plantillas de Genially podrás incluir recursos visuales para dejar a tu audiencia con la boca abierta. También destacar alguna frase o dato concreto que se quede grabado a fuego en la memoria de tu público e incluso embeber contenido externo que sorprenda: vídeos, fotos, audios... ¡Lo que tú quieras! ¿Necesitas más motivos para crear contenidos dinámicos? Bien: el 90% de la información que asimilamos nos llega a través de la vista y, además, retenemos un 42% más de información cuando el contenido se mueve.
¿Tienes una idea?
¡Que fluya la comunicación!
Con las plantillas de Genially podrás incluir recursos visuales para dejar a tu audiencia con la boca abierta. También destacar alguna frase o dato concreto que se quede grabado a fuego en la memoria de tu público e incluso embeber contenido externo que sorprenda: vídeos, fotos, audios... ¡Lo que tú quieras! ¿Necesitas más motivos para crear contenidos dinámicos? Bien: el 90% de la información que asimilamos nos llega a través de la vista y, además, retenemos un 42% más de información cuando el contenido se mueve.