Programación de energy 4 - Microsoft



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New Cutting Edge

Elementary

Teaching Programme

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Área de Lenguas Extranjeras

Inglés

Programación de cutting edge elementary

MODULE 0: WHAT ENGLISH DO YOU KNOW?

Aims of the Unit

• To know the commonest words in the English Language.

• To know the numbers from 0 to 100

• To know the plural of nouns in English.

• To know the alphabet in English.

• To know the pronouns and the possessive adjectives.

• To know the days of the week.

• To know the way to say hello and goodbye.

• To follow the classroom instructions.

Contents

Concepts

Functions

• To know the commonest words in the English Language.

• To count from 0 to 100

• To know the plural of nouns in English.

• To know the alphabet in English.

• To know the pronouns and the possessive adjectives.

• To know the days of the week.

• To know the way to say hello and goodbye.

• To follow the classroom instructions.

Linguistic instances

• See you later.

• Thank you.

• Numbers.

Lexicon

Numbers, greetings, classroom.

Pronunciation

To improve the pronunciation of the words learnt in this unit.

Procedures

• To listen to conversations.

• To introduce themselves before the rest of the group.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To sing a song.

• To make dialogues standing in for famous characters.

Attitudes

• To show interest to learn a new language.

• To try to know their classmates.

• To show interest in knowing and meeting new people.

• To participate with interest in the activities.

TRANSVERSAL TOPICS

• Moral and civic education

To respect the rest of the people.

To ask other’s information in a polite way.

• Education for peace

To give importance to the English language as a mean of communication with other people.

Assessment

Pages 50 & 51.

MODULE 1: PEOPLE AND PLACES

Aims of the Unit

• To know the form and use of the verb to be in positive, negative and interrogative.

• To know the pronunciation of the short forms.

• To know the use of the articles A/AN + jobs.

• To know the sentence stress in questions and short answers.

• To know the word stress.

• To know the expressions and ways of giving personal information.

• To know the main names of countries and nationalities.

• To know the main names of professions.

• To know to talk about jobs.

• To learn to find any information from documents.

• To know to write addresses in English.

• To know the form of the addresses in English/ England.

• To know the proper place of the capital letters.

• To learn and improve the pronunciation of letter schwa.

• To improve the intonation in questions.

Contents

Concepts

Functions

• To use the verb to be in positive, negative and interrogative.

• To pronounce short forms.

• To use the articles A/AN + jobs.

• To know the sentence stress in questions and short answers.

• To know the word stress.

• To give personal information.

• To know the main names of countries and nationalities.

• To know the main names of professions.

• To talk about jobs.

• To learn to find any information from documents.

• To write addresses in English.

• To know the form of the addresses in English/ England.

• To place of the capital letters.

• To learn and improve the pronunciation of letter schwa.

• To improve the intonation in questions.

Linguistic instances

• Nationalities.

• Countries.

• What’s Your name?

• Where’s Madrid?

• Are you on holiday?

• She’s on business.

• How do you your surname?

Lexicon

American, school, nationalities, countries.

Pronunciation

To know the sentence stress in questions and short answers

To know the word stress.

To learn and improve the pronunciation of letter schwa.

To improve the intonation in questions.

Procedures

• To listen to conversations.

• To introduce themselves before the rest of the group.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To sing a song.

Attitudes

• To show interest to learn a new language.

• To try to know their classmates.

• To show interest in knowing and meeting new people.

• To participate with interest in the activities.

Temas transversales

• Moral and civic education

To respect the rest of the people.

To ask other’s information in a polite way.

• Education for peace

To give importance to the English language as a mean of communication with other people.

Assessment

Pages 17, 50, 51.

MODULE 2: YOU AND YOURS

Aims of the Unit

• To know the form and use of this, that, these, those.

• To learn its proper pronunciation.

• To know the verb have got in positive, negative and interrogative.

• To know the possessive form ‘S.

• To know everyday objects.

• To know the vocabulary related to the family.

• To know the classroom language.

• To write about one’s family.

• TO learn grammar words.

• To learn the pronunciation of TH.

Contents

Concepts

Functions

• To use this, that, these, those.

• To learn its proper pronunciation.

• To know the verb have got in positive, negative and interrogative.

• To know the possessive form ‘S.

• To know everyday objects.

• To know the vocabulary related to the family.

• To know the classroom language.

• To write about one’s family.

• TO learn grammar words.

• To pronounce TH.

Linguistic instances

• Have you got a car?

• Are you married?

• Look at this photographs.

• He is Laura’s cousin.

Lexicon

Family, classroom, grammar words.

Pronunciation

To learn the proper pronunciation of this, that, these, those.

To pronounce TH.

Procedures

• To listen to conversations.

• To introduce themselves before the rest of the group.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To sing a song.

• To make dialogues standing in for famous characters.

Attitudes

• To show interest to learn a new language.

• To try to know their classmates.

• To show interest in knowing and meeting new people.

• To participate with interest in the activities.

TRANSVERSAL TOPICS

• Moral and civic education

To respect the rest of the people, apart from their age, genre or religion.

To be conscious of the new type of families that come to exist in our society: single/divorced mother/father, and so on and so forth.

To ask other’s information in a polite way.

• Education for the same opportunities among men and women

To be conscious of unfair situations that may take place at home or at work. To know that respect among human beings is fundamental.

• Sexual Education

To think of the importance of balanced relationships among one’s couple and friends

Assessment

Pages 25, 50, 51

MODULE 3: EVERYDAY LIFE

Aims of the Unit

• To know the form and use of the present simple in positive, negative and interrogative.

• TO improve the sentence stress.

• To know the common verbs.

• To know vocabulary on daily routines.

• To know to tell the time.

• To know the writing of commas, full stops, and, but.

• To learn the pronunciation of silent syllables.

Contents

Concepts

Functions

• To use the present simple in positive, negative and interrogative.

• TO improve the sentence stress.

• To know the common verbs.

• To know vocabulary on daily routines.

• To tell the time.

• To know the writing of commas, full stops, and, but.

• To pronounce silent syllables.

Linguistic instances

• Twenty five past one.

• Do you catch a bus in the morning.

• Have a shower.

Lexicon

Common verbs, telling the time, daily routines.

Pronunciation

TO improve the sentence stress.

To learn the pronunciation of silent syllables

Procedures

• To listen to conversations.

• To introduce themselves before the rest of the group.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To sing a song.

• To make dialogues standing in for famous characters.

Attitudes

• To show interest to learn a new language.

• To try to know their classmates.

• To show interest in knowing and meeting new people.

• To participate with interest in the activities.

TRANSVERSAL TOPICS

• Moral and civic education

To respect the rest of the people.

To ask other’s information in a polite way.

Education for the European spirit

To know the rest of European countries.

Education for peace

To give importance to the English language as a mean of communication with other people

Assessment

Pages 33, 50, 51.

MODULE 4: LOVES AND HATES

Aims of the Unit

• To know the form and use of the present simple in the 3rd person singular in positive, negative and interrogative.

• To learn activity verbs and adverbs of frequency.

• TO learn more vocabulary on activities.

• To know to write an e-mail.

• To learn the ways of making polite questions.

• To know to write a paragraph about a friend.

• To learn and improve the proper pronunciation of words ending in S.

• To improve the use of a dictionary.

Contents

Concepts

Functions

• To use the present simple in the 3rd person singular in positive, negative and interrogative.

• To learn activity verbs and adverbs of frequency.

• TO learn more vocabulary on activities.

• To write an e-mail.

• To make polite questions.

• To write a paragraph about a friend.

• To pronounce words ending in S.

• To use a dictionary.

Linguistic instances

• Do you like swimming?

• Play the violin.

• Do you want the sugar?

• She loves dolls.

• This is Mark’s

Lexicon

Activity verbs, adverbs of frequency, activities.

Pronunciation

To learn and improve the proper pronunciation of words ending in S.

Procedures

• To listen to conversations.

• To introduce themselves before the rest of the group.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To sing a song.

• To make dialogues standing in for famous characters.

Attitudes

• To show interest to learn a new language.

• To try to know their classmates.

• To show interest in knowing and meeting new people.

• To participate with interest in the activities.

TRANSVERSAL TOPICS

• Moral and civic education

To respect the rest of the people.

To ask other’s information in a polite way.

Education for the environment

To respect the animal world.

To know the importance of taking care of the environment that surround us.

Education to drive

To know the main rules to be followed when driving or crossing the streets.

• Educación sexual

To think of the importance of balanced relationships among one’s couple and friends

Assessment

Pages 41, 50, 51.

MODULE 5: GETTING FROM A TO B

Aims of the Unit

• To know the form and use of the modal verb can in positive, negative and interrogative.

• To know the form and use of the articles A/AN, THE, zero article.

• To know more vocabulary on transport.

• To know the way of buying a ticket.

• To know the way of completing an immigration form.

Contents

Concepts

Functions

• To use the modal verb can in positive, negative and interrogative.

• To use the articles A/AN, THE, zero article.

• To know more vocabulary on transport.

• To buy a ticket.

• To complete an immigration form.

• To learn the pronunciation of the words in this unit.

Linguistic instances

• We’ve got a new car.

• I can drive a car.

• Travel by plane.

• What’s your father’s job?

• I travel to school by bus.

• Yes, often.

• Single or return?

Lexicon

On transport, to buy a ticket.

Pronunciation

. To learn the pronunciation of the words in this unit.

Procedures

• To listen to conversations.

• To introduce themselves before the rest of the group.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To sing a song.

• To make dialogues standing in for famous characters.

Attitudes

• To show interest to learn a new language.

• To try to know their classmates.

• To show interest in knowing and meeting new people.

• To participate with interest in the activities.

TRANSVERSAL TOPICS

• Moral and civic education

To respect the rest of the people.

To ask other’s information in a polite way.

Education to drive

To know the main rules to be followed when driving or crossing the streets.

Assessment

Pages 50, 51.

MODULE 6: EATING AND DRINKING

Aims of the Unit

• To know the form and use of there is and there are.

• To know the form and use of some and any.

• To know the form and use of how much and how many.

• To learn the linking pronunciation of forms.

• To know countable and uncountable nouns.

• To learn more vocabulary on food.

• To learn to describe the differences between two pictures.

• To know the way of ordering food and drinks.

• To learn the use of a grammar dictionary.

• To learn the pronunciation of international words.

• To learn to sound polite when pronouncing.

• To know to describe food.

Contents

Concepts

Functions

• To use there is and there are.

• To use some and any.

• To use how much and how many.

• To learn the linking pronunciation of forms.

• To know countable and uncountable nouns.

• To learn more vocabulary on food.

• To describe the differences between two pictures.

• To order food and drinks.

• To use grammar dictionary.

• To pronounce international words.

• To sound polite when pronouncing.

• To describe food.

Linguistic instances

• There are a lot of restaurants.

• Are there any Mexican students?

• How many brothers have you got?

• Are you ready to order?

Lexicon

Food, drinks, international words.

Pronunciation

To learn the linking pronunciation of forms

To pronounce international words.

Procedures

• To listen to conversations.

• To introduce themselves before the rest of the group.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To sing a song.

• To make dialogues standing in for famous characters.

Attitudes

• To show interest to learn a new language.

• To try to know their classmates.

• To show interest in knowing and meeting new people.

• To participate with interest in the activities.

TRANSVERSAL TOPICS

• Moral and civic education

To respect the rest of the people.

To ask other’s information in a polite way.

Education for consuming

To learn not to waste.

To distinguish among the necessary and what it is not.

Health education

To know that eating in a proper way is fundamental to keep healthy.

Assessment

Pages 59, 94, 95.

MODULE 7: EXTRAORDINARY LIVES

Aims of the Unit

• To know the form and use of the past simple of the verb To Be in singular and plural, in positive, negative and interrogative.

• To know the form and use of regular and irregular verbs in positive.

• To learn to write texts using time linkers.

• To improve the finding of grammar in a dictionary.

• To improve the pronunciation of letters o & e.

• To improve the pronunciation and intonation of sentences.

Contents

Concepts

Functions

• To use the past simple of the verb To Be .

• To use regular and irregular verbs.

• To write texts using time linkers.

• To find grammar in a dictionary.

• To pronounce the letters o & e.

• To pronounce and improve the intonation of sentences.

Linguistic instances

• There were four English men.

• In two thousand and four (2004).

• They arrived when you were in Paris.

Lexicon

Verbs, about life.

Pronunciation

To pronounce the letters o & e.

To pronounce and improve the intonation of sentences.

Procedures

• To listen to conversations.

• To introduce themselves before the rest of the group.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To sing a song.

• To make dialogues standing in for famous characters.

Attitudes

• To show interest to learn a new language.

• To try to know their classmates.

• To show interest in knowing and meeting new people.

• To participate with interest in the activities.

TRANSVERSAL TOPICS

• Moral and civic education

To respect the rest of the people.

To ask other’s information in a polite way.

• Education for the same opportunities among men and women

To be conscious of unfair situations that may take place at home or at work. To know that respect among human beings is fundamental.

Education for peace

To give importance to the English language as a mean of communication with other people

Assessment

Pages 67, 94, 95.

MODULE 8: FACT OR FICTION?

Aims of the Unit

• To know the form and use of the past simple of verbs in negative and interrogative.

• To know the way to describe a film.

• To know to ask questions to other students about art and entertainment.

• To know the expressions to arrange a night out.

• To know to write a diary.

• To know to pronounce the stressed syllables

Contents

Concepts

Functions

• To use the past simple of verbs .

• To describe a film.

• To ask questions to other students about art and entertainment.

• To arrange a night out.

• To write a diary.

• To pronounce the stressed syllables

Linguistic instances

• People didn’t play computer games.

• When was your last holiday?

Lexicon

Films, entertainment, to describe images.

Pronunciation

To pronounce the stressed syllables

Procedures

• To listen to conversations.

• To introduce themselves before the rest of the group.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To sing a song.

• To make dialogues standing in for famous characters.

Attitudes

• To show interest to learn a new language.

• To try to know their classmates.

• To show interest in knowing and meeting new people.

• To participate with interest in the activities.

TRANSVERSAL TOPICS

• Moral and civic education

To respect the rest of the people.

To ask other’s information in a polite way.

Education for consuming

To learn not to waste.

To distinguish among the necessary and what it is not.

Assessment

Pages 77, 94, 95.

MODULE 9: BUYING AND SELLING

Aims of the Unit

• To know to form the comparative of adjectives.

• To know to form the superlative of adjectives.

• To know to pronounce stressed and weak syllables.

• To know more vocabulary on shops and shopping.

• To know the way to buy anything.

• To know to describe a place.

• To know to pronounce letter “i”.

• To learn to find the spelling in a dictionary.

Contents

Concepts

Functions

• To make the comparative of adjectives.

• To make the superlative of adjectives.

• To pronounce stressed and weak syllables.

• To know more vocabulary on shops and shopping.

• To buy anything.

• To describe a place.

• To pronounce letter “i”.

• To find the spelling in a dictionary.

Linguistic instances

• Who’s taller, you or your teacher?

• The busiest month of the year is December.

• Do you take credit cards?

Lexicon

Adjectives, shops and shopping, to describe a place, to buy anything.

Pronunciation

To pronounce letter “i”.

To pronounce stressed and weak syllables

Procedures

• To listen to conversations.

• To introduce themselves before the rest of the group.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To sing a song.

• To make dialogues standing in for famous characters.

Attitudes

• To show interest to learn a new language.

• To try to know their classmates.

• To show interest in knowing and meeting new people.

• To participate with interest in the activities.

TRANSVERSAL TOPICS

• Moral and civic education

To respect the rest of the people.

To ask other’s information in a polite way.

Education for consuming

To learn not to waste.

To distinguish among the necessary and what it is not.

Assessment

Pages 85, 94, 95.

MODULE 10: STREET LIFE

Aims of the Unit

• To know the form and use of the present continuous of verbs in positive, negative and interrogative.

• To know when to use the present simple or the present continuous.

• To know to pronounce –ing.

• To know to describe people.

• To know more vocabulary on clothes.

• To know to pronounce the vowels.

• To know to describe a picture.

• To know the proper pronunciation to sound polite.

• To know to describe a place.

• To learn to correct mistakes.

Contents

Concepts

Functions

• To use the present continuous of verbs.

• To use the present simple or the present continuous.

• To pronounce –ing.

• To describe people.

• To know more vocabulary on clothes.

• To pronounce the vowels.

• To describe a picture.

• To pronounce to sound polite.

• To describe a place.

• To correct mistakes.

Linguistic instances

• What’s he doing?

• She wears dark colours at work.

• She’s wearing a tie.

• He’s got blond hair.

Lexicon

Clothes, adjectives, to make descriptions.

Pronunciation

To pronounce –ing.

To pronounce to sound polite.

To pronounce the vowels.

Procedures

• To listen to conversations.

• To introduce themselves before the rest of the group.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To sing a song.

• To make dialogues standing in for famous characters.

Attitudes

• To show interest to learn a new language.

• To try to know their classmates.

• To show interest in knowing and meeting new people.

• To participate with interest in the activities.

TRANSVERSAL TOPICS

• Moral and civic education

To respect the rest of the people.

To ask other’s information in a polite way.

Education to drive

To know the main street rules.

Assessment

Pages 94, 95.

MODULE 11: THE WORLD AROUND US

Aims of the Unit

• To know the form and use of the modals can & can’t to express ability.

• To learn the question words and to use them in a proper way.

• To know to use the articles.

• To learn the different pronunciations of the.

• To improve the pronunciation of the weak forms.

• To learn more vocabulary on animals and natural features.

• To know to devise a general knowledge quiz.

• To know to say quantities and big numbers.

• To know the proper punctuation of sentences.

• To know to pronounce the sounds of letters W and H.

Contents

Concepts

Functions

• To use of the modals can & can’t to express ability.

• To learn the question words and to use them in a proper way.

• To use the articles.

• To learn the different pronunciations of the.

• To improve the pronunciation of the weak forms.

• To learn more vocabulary on animals and natural features.

• To devise a general knowledge quiz.

• To say quantities and big numbers.

• To punctuate sentences.

• To pronounce the sounds of letters W and H..

Linguistic instances

• Can you speak Japanese?

• Where were you born?

• Two hundred and fifty thousand.

• We had a great holiday.

Lexicon

Animals and naturals features, question words, big numbers.

Pronunciation

To pronounce the sounds of letters W and H..

To learn the different pronunciations of the

Procedures

• To listen to conversations.

• To introduce themselves before the rest of the group.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To sing a song.

• To make dialogues standing in for famous characters.

Attitudes

• To show interest to learn a new language.

• To try to know their classmates.

• To show interest in knowing and meeting new people.

• To participate with interest in the activities.

TRANSVERSAL TOPICS

• Moral and civic education

To respect the rest of the people.

To ask other’s information in a polite way.

Education for the environment

To respect the animal world.

To know the importance of taking care of the environment that surround us.

Assessment

Pages 103, 136, 137.

MODULE 12: A WEEKEND AWAY

Aims of the Unit

• To know to express future intentions with GOING TO, WOULD LIKE TO AND WANT TO.

• To know the expressions to make suggestions and offers.

• To know to pronounce the weak form of TO.

• To improve the pronunciation to sound polite.

• To learn more words about GOING OUT and STAYING IN.

• To know to make plans to spend a weekend away.

• To know to talk about the weather.

• To write about a holiday place.

• To learn to pronounce the short forms.

Contents

Concepts

Functions

• To express future intentions with GOING TO, WOULD LIKE TO AND WANT TO.

• To make suggestions and offers.

• To pronounce the weak form of TO.

• To pronounce to sound polite.

• To learn more words about GOING OUT and STAYING IN.

• To make plans to spend a weekend away.

• To talk about the weather.

• To write about a holiday place.

• To pronounce the short forms.

Linguistic instances

• Why don’t we go for a walk?

• Lena’s going to study law.

Lexicon

To make suggestions and offers, about the weather, about holydays.

Pronunciation

To pronounce the short forms

To pronounce the weak form of TO.

To pronounce to sound polite

Procedures

• To listen to conversations.

• To introduce themselves before the rest of the group.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To sing a song.

• To make dialogues standing in for famous characters.

Attitudes

• To show interest to learn a new language.

• To try to know their classmates.

• To show interest in knowing and meeting new people.

• To participate with interest in the activities.

TRANSVERSAL TOPICS

• Moral and civic education

To respect the rest of the people.

To ask other’s information in a polite way.

Education for the environment

To respect the animal world.

To know the importance of taking care of the environment that surround us.

Assessment

Pages 111, 136, 137.

MODULE 13: learning for the future

Aims of the Unit

• TO know the form and use of the infinitive of purpose.

• To know the form and use of MIGHT and WILL

• To improve the pronunciation of the present and future forms.

• To learn more words about education and careers.

• TO pronounce the silent vowel sounds.

• To know to apply for a course.

• To know the meaning of the main abbreviations in English.

• To learn to pronounce letters O and A.

Contents

Concepts

Functions

• TO use the infinitive of purpose.

• To use MIGHT and WILL

• To pronounce the present and future forms.

• To learn more words about education and careers.

• TO pronounce the silent vowel sounds.

• To apply for a course.

• To know the meaning of the main abbreviations in English.

• To pronounce letters O and A.

Linguistic instances

• To catch a plane.

• She might come.

Lexicon

Abbreviations in English, educations and careers.

Pronunciation

To pronounce the present and future forms.

TO pronounce the silent vowel sounds

To pronounce letters O and A

Procedures

• To listen to conversations.

• To introduce themselves before the rest of the group.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To sing a song.

• To make dialogues standing in for famous characters.

Attitudes

• To show interest to learn a new language.

• To try to know their classmates.

• To show interest in knowing and meeting new people.

• To participate with interest in the activities.

TRANSVERSAL TOPICS

• Moral and civic education

To respect the rest of the people.

To ask other’s information in a polite way.

Assessment

Pages 119, 136, 137.

MODULE 14: KEEPING IN TOUCH

Aims of the Unit

• To learn the form and use of the present perfect of verbs in positive, negative and interrogative.

• To know the form and use of time phrases used with the present perfect and past simple of verbs.

• To improve the sentence stress.

• TO know the best ways of communicating.

• To learn to speak by telephone.

• To know to write a note.

• To sound polite in pronunciation.

• To improve the pronunciation of letter A.

Contents

Concepts

Functions

• To use the present perfect of verbs.

• To use time phrases with the present perfect and past simple of verbs.

• To improve the sentence stress.

• TO know the best ways of communicating.

• To speak by telephone.

• To write a note.

• To sound polite in pronunciation.

• To pronounce letter A

Linguistic instances

• Take a photo.

• I’ve been abroad.

• I saw your cousin yesterday.

Lexicon

To make a phone call.

Pronunciation

To improve the sentence stress.

To sound polite in pronunciation.

To pronounce letter A

Procedures

• To listen to conversations.

• To introduce themselves before the rest of the group.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To sing a song.

• To make dialogues standing in for famous characters.

Attitudes

• To show interest to learn a new language.

• To try to know their classmates.

• To show interest in knowing and meeting new people.

• To participate with interest in the activities.

TRANSVERSAL TOPICS

• Moral and civic education

To respect the rest of the people.

To ask other’s information in a polite way.

Assessment

Pages 127, 136, 137.

MODULE 15: GOING PLACES

Aims of the Unit

• To learn the prepositions of movement.

• To know the use and forms of have to, don’t have to, can & can’t.

• To know its pronunciation.

• TO know the words of things in a town.

• To know to follow directions.

• To know to write a postcard.

Contents

Concepts

Functions

• To learn the prepositions of movement.

• To use have to, don’t have to, can & can’t.

• To know its pronunciation.

• TO know the words of things in a town.

• To follow directions.

• To write a postcard.

Linguistic instances

• How old is…?

• You go up or down a ladder.

• You can study in prison.

• It is on the right.

• If you go… you ca / will…

Lexicon

To write a postcard, about towns, to express direction, prepositions of movement.

Pronunciation

To know the pronunciation of have to, don’t have to, can & can’t

Procedures

• To listen to conversations.

• To introduce themselves before the rest of the group.

• To fill in the gaps.

• To sing a song.

• To make dialogues standing in for famous characters.

Attitudes

• To show interest to learn a new language.

• To try to know their classmates.

• To show interest in knowing and meeting new people.

• To participate with interest in the activities.

TRANSVERSAL TOPICS

• Moral and civic education

To respect the rest of the people.

To ask other’s information in a polite way.

Education for the environment

To respect the animal world.

To know the importance of taking care of the environment that surround us.

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Pages 136, 137.

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