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Leer el cuento “Jack and the beanstalk”. (Se recomienda el uso “Jack and the
del texto al final del documento) beanstalk”.
Preguntar a los estudiantes cuáles animales aparecen en la
historia.
Escribir los nombres de los personajes del cuento en el pizarrón -Actividad #1
(Mother, Jack, The Giant, The Harp).
CIERRE:
Pedir a los educandos que copien los nombres de los personajes
del cuento debajo de la imagen. (Activity #1 al final del
documento)
INICIO:
Pegar en el pizarrón imágenes de los animales de la granja y
pedir a los estudiantes que pasen al pizarrón a relacionar con sus
nombres.
Pedir a los estudiantes que practiquen su pronunciación.
DESARROLLO:
Escribir 3 nombres de títulos de cuentos en el pizarrón y pedir a
los alumnos que identifiquen el de la sesión anterior.
Escuchar y seguir la lectura del cuento “Jack and the beanstalk”. -Cuento
(Se recomienda el uso del texto al final del documento) “Jack and the
Preguntar a los alumnos los nombres de los personajes y beanstalk”.
escribirlos en el pizarrón.
Leer el cuento y solicitar a los educandos que identifiquen y
señalen las palabras que inicien con mayúscula.
Pedir a los estudiantes que identifiquen los puntos al final de las
oraciones y que los coloreen con rojo.
Leer los diálogos del cuento y pedir a los alumnos que los
subrayen en el cuento.
CIERRE:
Solicitar a los educandos que recorten personajes del cuento y los -Actividad #2
peguen en el diálogo correspondiente. (Activity #2 al final del
documento)
INICIO:
Pegar en el pizarrón imágenes del vocabulario del cuento que van -Imágenes de
a escuchar. Ejemplo: tree, water, thirsty, seed, sunlight, roots, vocabulario.
leaf, plant, farmer, shoot, wheel, rain. (Se recomienda el uso de
las imágenes al final del documento)
Escribir los nombres junto a las imágenes.
Pedir a los alumnos que identifiquen palabras que tengan dos
letras iguales y palabras que inicien con alguna letra en
particular.
DESARROLLO: -Cuento “The lucky
Leer el cuento: “The lucky seed”. (Se recomienda el uso del texto seed”.
al final del documento)
Pedir a los alumnos que busquen y subrayen palabras del nuevo
vocabulario.
Pedir a los estudiantes que encierren todas las veces que
Observaciones
Los contenidos de Inglés corresponden a los del programa de estudio 2017 (Aprendizajes
Clave), pero están vinculados con los contenidos y PDA de otros campos del programa de
estudio 2022 (Nueva Escuela Mexicana), esto con la finalidad de que tanto el docente de
Inglés como el docente titular trabajen temáticas similares.
Observaciones
Los contenidos de Inglés corresponden a los del programa de estudio 2017 (Aprendizajes
Clave), pero están vinculados con los contenidos y PDA de otros campos del programa de
estudio 2022 (Nueva Escuela Mexicana), esto con la finalidad de que tanto el docente de
Inglés como el docente titular trabajen temáticas similares.
Escuchar y pedir a los alumnos que repitan los sonidos de los reproducir la
animales. música.
DESARROLLO:
Leer el cuento “The ugly duckling”, decir el nombre del cuento en -Cuento “The ugly
español, preguntar quiénes han leído o escuchado el cuento y duckling”.
qué recuerdan de él. (Se recomienda el uso del texto al final del
documento)
Identificar los nombres de animales que aparecen en el cuento.
Pedir a los alumnos que completen palabras con la letra que
inician en el pizarrón. Ejemplo:
swan, sheep, cow, horse, etc.
CIERRE:
Solicitar a los NN que pasen al pizarrón a completar oraciones del
cuento con ayuda de imágenes y de palabras. Ejemplo:
The big _______ (picture of an egg) started to crack. tree egg
The ugly duckling found an empty ________ (picture of barn).
barn house
The ugly duckling went back to the _______ (picture of a pond).
ocean pond
You are a beautiful _____ (picture of a swan). swan hen
Leer las oraciones en voz alta para practicar su pronunciación.
INICIO:
Revisar los nombres de los cuentos que leyeron en el mes.
Escribir la lista en el pizarrón.
Preguntar a los alumnos cuál cuento les gustó más.
DESARROLLO
Recordar los nombres de los personajes principales de cada
cuento y escribirlos en el pizarrón.
Recordar los nombres de los lugares donde se llevaron a cabo los
cuentos y escribirlos en el pizarrón.
Completar una tabla con información de los cuentos con la
participación oral de los alumnos. Ejemplo:
Story Characters Animals Places
The boy The shepperd Sheep, the The hill, the
who cried boy, the Wolf. village.
wolf. villagers.
CIERRE:
Hacer preguntas a los alumnos que puedan responder con la
información de la tabla. Ejemplo:
What is the name of the story? Who are the characters of the
story? What are the animals of the story? Where does the story
take place?
INICIO:
Copiar el nombre del cuento elegido la sesión anterior en la -Libreta.
libreta y escribir una lista con los nombres de los personajes en el
pizarrón.
DESARROLLO:
Escoger una parte del cuento elegido que van a ilustrar, recordar -Imágenes del
los personajes, objetos y lugares que aparecen en la escena. cuento elegido.
Recortar imágenes de los personajes y objetos de la escena.
En grupo, dibujar y colorear la escena en una cartulina. -Cartulina y
Pegar las imágenes en la cartulina, revisar que sigan una colores.
secuencia de acuerdo con la escena elegida.
Escribir en papel los nombres de los elementos que pegaron en la -Texto del cuento
cartulina y pegarlos junto a la imagen correspondiente. en papel.
Pegar las oraciones junto a las imágenes de la escena.
CIERRE:
Copiar el título del cuento en la cartulina y decorar.
Productos y evidencias de aprendizaje
Cuento ilustrado en una cartulina.
Aspectos a evaluar
Identificación de personajes y lugares de cuentos.
Ajustes razonables
Observaciones
Los contenidos de Inglés corresponden a los del programa de estudio 2017 (Aprendizajes
Clave), pero están vinculados con los contenidos y PDA de otros campos del programa de
estudio 2022 (Nueva Escuela Mexicana), esto con la finalidad de que tanto el docente de
Inglés como el docente titular trabajen temáticas similares.
Date: __________________________
Score: ____________
George and the dragon The Ugly Duckling The boy who cried wolf
Answer key
George and the dragon The Ugly duckling The boy who cried wolf
b. The ugly duckling found an empty __barn__ (picture of barn). barn house
c. The ugly duckling went back to the __pond__ (picture of a pond). ocean pond
Stories
Semana 1 – Día 1
Farm animals
Semana 1 – Día 1
Stories
Semana 1 – Día 1
“Jack and the beanstalk”
Once upon a time there was a boy called Jack. He lived with his mother. They were very poor.
All they had was a cow.
One morning, Jack’s mother told Jack to take their cow to market and sell her. On the way, Jack
met a man. He gave Jack some magic beans for the cow. Jack took the beans and went back
home. When Jack’s mother saw the beans, she was very angry. She threw the beans out of the
window.
The next morning, Jack looked out of the window. There was a giant beanstalk. He went outside
and started to climb the beanstalk. He climbed up to the sky through the clouds. Jack saw a
beautiful castle. He went inside. Jack heard a voice. ‘Fee, fi, fo, fum!’ Jack ran into a cupboard.
An enormous giant came into the room and sat down. On the table there was a hen and a
golden harp. ‘Lay!’ said the giant. The hen laid an egg. It was made of gold. ‘Sing!’ said the
giant. The harp began to sing. Soon the giant was asleep. Jack jumped out of the cupboard. He
took the hen and the harp.
Suddenly, the harp sang, ‘Help, master!’ The giant woke up and shouted, ‘Fee, fi, fo, fum!’ Jack
ran and started climbing down the beanstalk. The giant came down after him. Jack shouted,
‘Mother! Help!’ Jack’s mother took an axe and chopped down the beanstalk. The giant fell and
crashed to the ground. Nobody ever saw him again. With the golden eggs and the magic harp,
Jack and his mother lived happily ever after.
Activity #1
Stories
“Jack and the beanstalk”
The castle – The hen – Jack – The giant – The harp – The cow
Activity #2
Stories
Instructions: Cut and paste on the correct place.
“Mother!, Help!”
“Help, master!”
Stories
Semana 1 – Día 3
Stories
Semana 1 – Día 3
“The Lucky Seed”
A long time ago, a farmer took a big bag of seeds to sell at the market.
Suddenly, his cart’s wheel hit a big stone. Bump! One of the seeds fell out of the bag and onto
the hot, dry ground.
‘I’m scared!’ said the seed. ‘I need to be safe under the soil.’ Just then, a buffalo walked on the
seed and pushed it into the ground.
‘I’m thirsty!’ said the seed. ‘I need some water to help me grow.’ Just then, it started to rain.
The next morning the seed had a little green shoot. All day it sat in the sun and grew taller and
taller.
The next day it had its first leaf. This helped it to catch sunlight and grow.
That evening a hungry bird tried to eat it, but the seed had roots to help it stay in the ground.
Many years of sunshine and rain passed. The seed became a plant and then the plant became a
tree.
Today if you visit the countryside, you can see the tree. It is big and strong and now makes
seeds of its own.
Activity #3
Stories
Instructions: Cut and order the dialogues.
“I’m scared!”.
“I’m thirsty!”.”
Stories
Semana 2 – Día 1
“George and the dragon”
Once upon a time there was a brave knight called George. George had lots of adventures as he travelled
by horse across many lands.
One day he came to a small village and met a man who lived in a cave next to the village.
The hermit told the knight about the awful things that were happening there. A terrible dragon had come
to live in the lake and attacked the village every day.
The villagers didn’t know what to do. First, they gave the dragon all their food, but the dragon just took
the food and still attacked the village.
So, then the villagers gave the dragon all the animals from their farms. The dragon took all the animals
but continued to attack the villagers.
So, then they gave the dragon all their gold and jewels. The dragon took all their money, but still was not
satisfied.
The king sent his army to try and capture the dragon, but the dragon was too strong, and the knights of
the army were too scared and they ran away.
With nothing left to give, the king could only think of one thing to help protect his people. He sent his
only daughter, the princess, to the lake to wait for the dragon.
When George heard this, he rode as fast as he could to the lake. Just then the dragon jumped out from
the lake and was going to eat the princess.
George attacked the dragon. He fought very bravely, won the fight, and killed the dragon. George and
the princess returned to the village, and everyone was very pleased that they would have no more
problems with the dragon.
Today, the story of George’s bravery is remembered, and George is known as the patron saint of many
countries.
Stories
Semana 2 – Día 2
There once was a shepherd boy who was bored as he sat on the hillside watching the village
sheep. To amuse himself he took a great breath and sang out, "Wolf! Wolf! The Wolf is chasing
the sheep!"
The villagers came running up the hill to help the boy drive the wolf away. But when they
arrived at the top of the hill, they found no wolf. The boy laughed at the sight of their angry
faces.
"Don't cry 'wolf', shepherd boy," said the villagers, "when there's no wolf!" They went grumbling
back down the hill.
Later, the boy sang out again, "Wolf! Wolf! The wolf is chasing the sheep!" To his naughty
delight, he watched the villagers run up the hill to help him drive the wolf away.
When the villagers saw no wolf they sternly said, "Save your frightened song for when there is
really something wrong! Don't cry 'wolf' when there is NO wolf!"
But the boy just grinned and watched them go grumbling down the hill once more.
Later, he saw a REAL wolf prowling about his flock. Alarmed, he leaped to his feet and sang out
as loudly as he could, "Wolf! Wolf!"
But the villagers thought he was trying to fool them again, and so they didn't come.
At sunset, everyone wondered why the shepherd boy hadn't returned to the village with their
sheep. They went up the hill to find the boy. They found him weeping.
"There really was a wolf here! The flock has scattered! I cried out, "Wolf!" Why didn't you
come?"
An old man tried to comfort the boy as they walked back to the village.
"We'll help you look for the lost sheep in the morning," he said, putting his arm around the
youth, "Nobody believes a liar...even when he is telling the truth!"
Activity #4
Stories
Instructions: Cut and paste the pictures in the correct space. Then color Capital letters in blue
and periods in red.
“Don’t cry Wolf, shepherd The boy sang out again “The Later, he saw a real Wolf.
boy”. Wolf is chasing the sheep”.
Stories
Semana 3 – Día 1
“The Ugly Duckling”
Mummy Duck lived on a farm. In her nest, she had five little eggs and one big egg. One day, the
five little eggs started to crack. Tap, tap, tap! Five pretty, yellow baby ducklings came out.
Then the big egg started to crack. Bang, bang, bang! One big, ugly duckling came out. ‘That’s
strange,’ thought Mummy Duck.
Nobody wanted to play with him. ‘Go away,’ said his brothers and sisters. ‘You’re ugly!’
The ugly duckling was sad. So he went to find some new friends. ‘
Go away!’ said the pig.
‘Go away!’ said the sheep.
‘Go away!’ said the cow.
‘Go away!’ said the horse.
No one wanted to be his friend. It started to get cold. It started to snow! The ugly duckling
found an empty barn and lived there. He was cold, sad and alone.
Then spring came. The ugly duckling left the barn and went back to the pond. He was very
thirsty and put his beak into the water. He saw a beautiful, white bird! ‘Wow!’ he said. ‘Who’s
that?’
‘It’s you,’ said another beautiful, white bird.
‘Me? But I’m an ugly duckling.’
‘Not any more. You’re a beautiful swan, like me. Do you want to be my friend?’
‘Yes,’ he smiled.
All the other animals watched as the two swans flew away, friends forever.