La experiencia de tu vida Adquiere la cultura con experiencias (ACE)

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La experiencia de tu vida Adquiere la cultura con experiencias (ACE) You have been given the opportunity of a life time. You receive an all expense trip to study abroad from the group ACE. They want you to promote Hispano-America. To accomplish this, they want you to learn about your country. You can only achieve this through experiences. Thus, the trip abroad. Expectations: experience your country s culture through the following: experience activities, keep a journal (ACE sheets), provide evidence, and finally promote the country. While you are visiting your chosen country, you have lots of opportunities to experience the culture. You will select a variety of activities to do. You will write about them in your journal. Also, you will provide evidence that you did them (pictures, audio and video recording, performing in front of the class, etc.). Lastly, you will report back about your trip. You might discuss what you did, what you learned about the country, promote the country, provide evidence that you did the activities. ****An important part of learning a foreign language involves learning about the people who speak the language, their culture, their history, and their pastimes. Not all of this can occur in the classroom. The purpose of active cultural experiences is to give foreign language students individual opportunities to connect the language and culture outside of the classroom. This program encourages students to visit museums, missions and other historical sites. They need to find opportunities to communicate with native speakers of the language in stores, classes, museums and pen pal letters. Students may try a new experience in seeing live performances, watching movies in the language, making a craft object, copying a famous work of art or preparing an authentic meal. They include information and artifacts from other countries. We know that students will do incredibly impressive work as they put together their projects. Guidelines for active cultural experiences Organize your folder in this order : Table of contents A-C-E Sheet (your journal) Evidence of project A-C-E Sheet (your journal) Evidence of project A-C-E Sheet(your journal) Evidence of project Day of Final: promote your country by letting us know about the country, history, events, experiences, and provide some evidence, en español. *Only neat work will be evaluated. *Computer or handwritten work must be in blue or black ink. *All sources must be listed! (bibliography) *Only work in Spanish will be evaluated. *Don t forget evidence. Requirements: *Each student must strive to earn: 50 ACE points total. *All activities must revolve around the country you have chosen. *promote your country on the day of your final presentation. What is evidence? *A scrapbook, an art or craft project, a montage, a storyboard, a video, a presentation, required form or be creative!(reports and summaries are not the best evidence) *Every project should include an ACE sheet. Any project without an ACE sheet will not be accepted. Reminders:

*You are a unique individual. Your work should reflect your own ideas, interest and talents. *Your project should only be from the country you have chosen. *Use language that is appropriate to your level. Do not seek help from online translators. This will result in 0 points for the project. *Meeting deadlines is important. *You may hand projects in early, but projects submitted after the due date will not be accepter. *Review your progress: 8 de mayo, 2018 *Review your progress: 18 mayo, 2018 *Review your progress: 29 mayo, 2018 *PROJECT PRESENTATIONS ARE DUE: DíA DEL EXAMEN FINAL ACTIVE CULTURAL EXPERIENCIAS (ACE) Spend some time looking over the list of activities below. Consider those that would best use your talents and expand your horizons. This is designed to be a fun way to practice what you are learning and get credit at the same time. Be careful not to choose more than one activity from any given category. These activities are to be centered around the cultures of YOUR COUNTRY THAT YOU SELECTED. MAXIMUM POINTS ALLOWABLE A. If you like music Learn a dance Memorize a song in Spanish and sing it Attend a concert or musical performance Learn to play a number on your guitar or other instrument Attend a Spanish dance performance... 15 pts. Listen and create a play list with the top 10 songs(music of the country) B. If you like art Reproduce a painting by an artist from your country. Study one of the architecture style and creatively present your evidence... 15 pts....15pts.... 15 pts Sew a regional clothing 20pts Reproduce a sculpture by an artist....20pts. C. If you like history or geography OJO! En español, por favor. No inglés! Draw a political map Or a physical map and identify the places of interest. ( En español!). Make a timeline of the major events ( En español por favor!) Display information (en español, por favor) about one of the major cities... 15 pts. D. If you like to cook/eat..(these activities include clean-up!) Create a three-course menu with the typical food. Prepare one of dishes...10 pts. Prepare two of the dishes from the menu... 20pts. Create an Evening in for your family. Prepare the three course meal (Also have music, decorations, etc.)...30 pts. E. If you like to read Memorize and recite a poem Read a legend (on tape/video/cd). Write about what you learned Read two children s books in Spanish (on tape/video/cd) Read about famous person (living or dead). Write about what you learned....10 pts.... 10 pts.... 15 pts. F. If you like to watch TV and movies

Watch a show from your country (30 minutes With parents OK)... 15 pts Watch a movie from your country. (With parents OK) Watch Blog o Vlog from your country(30 minutes With parents OK).... 15 pts G. If you like to travel or to go shopping Go to a Spanish speaking country and speak Spanish...40 pts. Make a travel poster (en español) for your country...10 pts. Create a travel brochure (en español) for the country Go to a restaurant with the cuisine of your country and conduct your order in Spanish (bring a recorder or phone camera)...25 pts. Go to a restaurant not of your country and conduct your order in Spanish (bring a recorder or phone camera)... 15pts Visit a museum or exhibit featuring your country or artist from that country...20pts Visit a mission.... 20pts H. If you like to practice your Spanish Interview a native Spanish speaking person(submit the questions for prior approval). ***Prove that you are learning about the culture and people. Attend a church service in Spanish (have minister sign that you attended) Create a help sheet with helpful phrases to use at a doctor's office. Create a video... 10 Create a help sheet with helpful phrases for traveling. Create a video... 10 Help interpret or translate into Spanish I. If you like to make crafts Study the indigenous art and make one Design at least three stamps for your country Make a craft J. Other Ideas There are many other ways to practice you Spanish and to learn more about the Hispanic culture. Search them out and present them to your teacher for approval before you begin. Rúbrica de tu ACE Escribir Superior lo necesario casi lo necesario no es lo necesario I can apply the Spanish grammar. I can describe what I did. I can explain the cultural significance of this project. I can apply the Spanish grammar. If I make an error, it s minor. I use a high variety of vocabulary and sentences to describe my project. I explain in depth the cultural significance. I make few errors but they do not affect comprehension. I use a variety of vocabulary and sentences to describe my project. I explain two cultural significance. *****Información de la presentación a continuación. I make some errors. They occasionally affect comprehension I use some sentences and vocabulary to describe my project. I explain one cultural significance. I do not know how to use the Spanish grammar. I make frequent errors. The errors affect comprehension. I use limited and/or repetitive sentences and vocabulary to describe my project. I mention the culture, but do not explain the cultural significance.

Nombre y apellido: Fecha: Periodo: Tu país PLANES PARA LAS ACTIVIDADES QUE ME GUSTARÍAN HACER Categoría Actividad Evidencia Puntos posibles Puntos otorgados Total

Nombre y apellido: Fecha: Periodo: Puntos posibles Puntos otorgados Hoja de reflexión para el proyecto ACE Acción(descripción)- Qué hiciste?: Conexión cultural(análisis)- Cuál es la conexión de la actividad con la cultura? O Qué aprendiste de la cultura al hacer esta actividad?: Evaluación(reflexión) y Experiencia recomendada- Recomienda esta experiencia/actividad a otras personas:

Traer evidencia de uno de los proyectos (si cantas o tocas un instrumento, no cuenta como tus dos minutos) Hablar de un proyecto Hablar del problemático Qué aprendiste del país?