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Book 4 Unit 6

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Differentiated Instruction

DEVELOPING LEARNERS

r

Ask students to indicate which word does

not belong.

1.

retratos símbolos metáforas (retratos)

2.

arcos

ladrillos columnas (ladrillos)

3.

paisaje óleo

acuarela (paisaje)

4.

versos estrofas

pinceladas

(pinceladas)

5.

granito hierro

boceto (boceto)

6.

pincel

cristal

lienzo (cristal)

7.

palacio fachada vivienda (fachada)

8.

narrador proporción perspectiva

(narrador)

9.

fondo desarrollo desenlace (fondo)

10.

puente torre

acueducto (torre)

EXPANDING LEARNERS

r

Have students answer the following

questions:

1.

¿Cómo definirías el arte surrealista?

¿Y el cubismo?

2.

¿Qué has aprendido sobre la arquitectura

en esta unidad?

3.

¿Qué valor tienen los murales hoy en día?

4.

Si pudieras elegir a cualquier pintor para

que pintara tu retrato, ¿a quién elegirías?

¿Por qué?

5.

¿Con qué escritor —del presente o

pasado— te gustaría conversar? ¿Por qué?

6.

¿Con qué personaje de ficción te

identificas? Explica tu respuesta.

REPASO

Vocabulario

Literatura

el ambiente

atmosphere

la prosa

prose

Géneros literarios

el argumento

plot

el relato

story, tale

el ensayo

essay

el desarrollo

development

el símbolo

symbol

la fábula

fable

el desenlace

dénoument, ending

el verso

verse, line

la novela negra

crime novel

la estrofa

verse, stanza

la novela rosa

romance novel

la lectura

reading

el/la autor(a)

author

el lenguaje figurado

figurative language

el/la narrador(a)

narrator

¡Atención!

la metáfora

metaphor

el carácter

personality

la poesía

poetry

el personaje

character

Arte y pintura

la acuarela

watercolor

el boceto

sketch

el fondo

background

la forma

shape

el lienzo

canvas

el mural

mural

el óleo

oil

el paisaje

landscape

la perspectiva

perspective

el pincel

brush

la pincelada

brushstroke

el primer plano

foreground

la proporción

proportion

el retrato

portrait

el tamaño

size

el volumen

volume

apagado(a)

subdued

exagerado(a)

exaggerated

innovador(a)

innovative

preciso(a)

precise

vivo(a)

vivid

destacar

to stand out

influir

to influence

Estilos artísticos

el arte abstracto

abstract art

el arte figurativo

representational art

el cubismo

cubism

el surrealismo

surrealism

¡Atención!

darse cuenta

to realize

realizar

to achieve

Arquitectura y escultura

el acueducto

aqueduct

el arco

arch

la catedral

cathedral

la columna

column

la construcción

construction

la fachada

facade

la mezquita

mosque

el palacio

palace

el puente

bridge

el rascacielos

skyscraper

la sinagoga

synagogue

el templo

temple

la torre

tower

la vivienda

home

lujoso(a)

luxurious

esculpir

to sculpt

Materiales

el aluminio

aluminum

el cemento

cement

el cristal

glass

el concreto

concrete

el granito

granite

el hierro

iron

el ladrillo

brick

el mármol

marble

la piedra

stone

¡Atención!

actualmente

currently

de hecho

actually

6

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Presentation

.

In this section, students will review all key

vocabulary from the unit, organized by themes,

to prepare for an assessment. Students will

complete practice activities for each

Desafío

.

Activities

Standards

Resources

1.2, 3.1

2.

1.2, 1.3, 3.1

3.

1.2, 3.1

Teaching Suggestions

Warm-Up/ Independent Starter

.

Ask students to leaf through this unit and choose

a work of art, architecture, or literature that

catches their attention in a special way. Then, ask

them to jot down words and expressions that they

can use to describe the work.

Preparation

.

Have students get together with a classmate and

describe the work they chose for their Independent

Starters. Tell students to withhold the name of

the work, its author, location, etc. They should

just concentrate on describing the work itself. For

example:

El fondo es negro, y en el primer plano

tenemos un retrato bastante preciso. Parece ser

un óleo...

Students can leaf through the unit as

they listen to their partner’s description. Then,

once they think they have located the work being

described, they should show it to their partner to

see if they guessed correctly. If time allows, ask

students to switch partners and repeat the activity.

.

Go over the

Repaso

presentation with the class,

modeling pronunciation, stress, and intonation.

Then have students work on the activities.

Activities

2.

To extend this activity, have student pairs write a

paragraph describing a work of architecture they

both like. Explain that they need to describe the

main features of the work, mention some of the

building materials that were used, and give some

information about the architect. If time allows,

invite students to share their paragraphs with

the class.

Vocabulario

REPASO

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