10.- Dictionary of new vocabulary

·         Accounthing: Contabilidad

·         Plastic surgeon: Cirujano plastico

·         Point: Punto

·         Capital letter: Mayuscula

·         Lower case letter: Minuscula

·         Bridge: Puente

·         Belief: Creencia

·         Behavior: Comportamiento

·         Rule: Gobernar

·         Guy: Tipo

·         Try: Intenta

·         Drops: Gotas

·         Toss it: Echárselo

·         Hiking: Excursionismo

·         Watches out: Cuida

·         Bring: Llevar

·         A set: Conjunto

·         Identation: Sangría

·         Eels: Águila

·         Fairy tales: Cuentos de hadas

·         Neither: ni

·         Spend: Gastar tiempo

·         Waxing: Encerar

·         Headaches: Dolor de cabeza

·         Sloth:  Oso perezoso

·         Heritage: patrimonio

·         Poverty: pobreza

·         Find: encontrar

·         Might try: podría tratar de

·         Seems: parece

·         Laugh: reir

·         Meet: satisfacer

·         Diving: buceo

·         Sling: onda

·         Rather tan: mas bien que

·         Speed: acelerar

·         Hitting: golpear

·         Shouting: gritos

·         Brochures: folletos

·         Trekking: senderismo?

·         Customs: aduana

·         Safe: seguro

9.- You are Amazing; you are human!

You are made of seventy-three percent water. The human body is a complex machine. Many people do not take enough care of their complex machines. Just like any machine, different body parts sometimes go wrong from old age. The better you take care of it, the longer it will last.

8.- Diagram

7.- Tipsliz to visit Ensenada

·         Meet the gray whale. This is one of the most impressive sightings you can find.

·         The adder, a marine geyser that will surprise you. This is a natural spectacle worth seeing in Ensenada.

·         Surfing is possible in San Miguel. Ensenada is one of the best destinations for surfing.

·         This city is part of the wine route of Baja California with some of the most important vineyards and more tradition in Mexico.

·         Marcelo cava is the only cava cheese in Mexico.

These are just of the best reasons to visit Ensenada.

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5.- I´ve learned

Ø  Form sentences with constituent parts: subject, verb

Ø  To know my tastes and interests of classmates and knowing how to express my

Ø  Form paragraphs

Ø  Time, Singular, Plural, antonyms

Ø  Identify the main theme and main idea reading

Ø  Interpret and describe different information, signs and images.

Ø  Make a movie review

Ø  Write about me

Ø  Research Report

Ø  Irregular verbs, regular verbs

Ø   Cognates

Ø  Parties paragraph:  A topic, a main idea, support supporting details

Ø  Adverbs

Ø  Part of the speech

Ø  Identify parts of a scientific article or report. Identify verbs that are used, compound tenses, present, past, compounds, simple auxiliary

4.- I like cronopios

JULIO CORTAZAR

Julio Cortázar, born Jules Florencio Cortázar (August 26, 1914 – February 12, 1984), was an Argentine novelist, short story writer, and essayist. Known as one of the founders of the Latin American Boom, Cortázar influenced an entire generation of Spanish-speaking readers and writers in the Americas and Europe. He has been called a "modern master of the short story."

Cortázar's parents, Julio José Cortázar and María Herminia Descotte, moved from Argentina in 1913 to Brussels, Belgium, where Cortázar was born on August 26, 1914. At the time of his birth Belgium was occupied by the German troops of Kaiser Wilhelm II. Shortly thereafter the family moved to Zürich where María Herminia's parents, Victoria Gabel and Louis Descotte (a French National) were waiting in neutral territory. The family group spent the next two years in Switzerland, first in Zurich, then in Geneva, before moving for a short period to Barcelona. The Cortázars settled in Buenos Aires by the end of 1919.

Once in Argentina, his parents divorced a few years later. Cortázar spent most of his childhood in Banfield, a suburb south of Buenos Aires, with his mother and younger sister. The home in Banfield, with its back yard, was a source of inspiration for some of his stories. Despite this, in a letter to Graciela M. de Solá on December 4, 1963 he described this period of his life as "full of servitude, excessive touchiness, terrible and frequent sadness." He was a sickly child and spent much of his childhood in bed reading. His mother selected what he read, introducing her son most notably to the works of Jules Verne, whom Cortázar admired for the rest of his life. In the magazine Plural (issue 44, Mexico City, May 1975) he wrote: "I spent my childhood in a haze full of goblins and elves, with a sense of space and time that was different from everybody else's."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julio_Cort%C3%A1zar

http://www.subir.com/cortazar/

http://www.clubcultura.com/clubliteratura/clubescritores/cortazar/home.htm