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Unidad 2 Etapa 2 Había una vez…
Contexto
In Había una vez…, you learned to narrate in the past,
discuss family celebrations, and talk about activities in progress. What are some
of the things that you celebrate in your family? Do you enjoy things like a
special recipe, seeing relatives like your cousins, aunts, and uncles, and doing
fun activities like going camping or hiking? Can you think of family stories
associated with some of these celebrations?
Exploración
Go to the links below to learn more about family and celebrations in Mexico. You might want to keep paper and pencil nearby to jot down whatever ideas and
observations you have as you think about the following questions:
- What are some of the things that make family celebrations memorable?
- Piñatas are used in Mexico and throughout the Spanish-speaking world
to exchange small surprises, like candy and small favors. Do you know of other
ways to exchange these things?
- Do you know people who celebrate wedding anniversaries? How do they celebrate
them?
- Pictures are a way of capturing meaningful moments in a celebration. Is there
a moment that you can remember from a family celebration that you photographed?
- What helps you remember family celebrations?
Aplicación Read the notes you took for your
Exploración. Gather together photos and souvenirs from family
celebrations that have been meaningful to you, like favors from a birthday or a
wedding. Use a rectangular box to arrange them as in a diorama. You might number
your photos and souvenirs and paste corresponding captions on the side. Show your
montage to the class and narrate an incident from the celebration that you chose.
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