Martes, Junio 29th, 2010
El autor de Quique Hache, Detective tuvo un encuentro literario con los alumnos de sexto básico.
Más de una hora de amena conversación con el escritor Sergio Gómez, disfrutaron los alumnos de sexto básico. El autor de la serie Quique Hache, Detective quedó asombrado y encantado con las preguntas y entusiasmo de nuestros niños y niñas. Ellos, por su parte, pudieron conocer personalmente al escritor del libro que leyeron en Lenguaje. En el encuentro, Sergio Gómez compartió algunas de las anécdotas de su vida que lo llevaron a escribir su novela policial y respondió todas las dudas de sus lectores.
La actividad fue organizada por las profesoras del ramo Claudia Carrasco y Lily Zarate y forma parte de la Unidad de Literatura Policial. Además del escritor, los alumnos recibieron la visita de la Policía de Investigaciones. Cuatro detectives interactuaron con los alumnos de sexto básico y compartieron sus cascos, chalecos antibalas, esposas, chaquetas y placas con los niños quienes disfrutaron este encuentro con “detectives de verdad”.
Las profesoras destacaron el aporte de estas actividades que pretenden que los alumnos “se motiven a leer y se animen a escribir una entretenida novela policial”.
Martes, Junio 29th, 2010
Last April 21st Macarena Matar and Antonio Menchaca (12th Grade) had an unusual and exciting experience: suddenly they found themselves in the middle of a radio studio, chatting live online with a group of American students from Rock Canyon High School in Highlands Ranch, Colorado.
Why? They had been invited to participate in the program Cachando Chile on the Air, hosted by Margaret Snook and Felipe Valdivia. This is a weekly 2-hour internet radio program in English that is presently carrying out a project whose aim is to create links between American and Chilean teenagers. In the program the students share views, interests, and lifestyles communicating in English in a very friendly way.
“It was great, we had lots of fun. At first I was nervous, but then the conversation flowed easily. I was impressed about how little they knew about our country.” Macarena Matar
“At the beginning we didn’t know what to expect, but people at the radio station were really kind and the conversation with the American students turned out to be really spontaneous and fun.” Antonio Menchaca
Visit www.santiagoradio.cl on Wednesdays from 6:00-8:00 pm to listen to and watch the program and www.cachandochile.wordpress.com, a blog where you will find very interesting and fun articles on Chilean life and culture.
Last April 21st Macarena Matar and Antonio Menchaca (12th Grade) had an unusual and exciting experience: suddenly they found themselves in the middle of a radio studio, chatting live online with a group of American students from Rock Canyon High School in Highlands Ranch, Colorado.
Why? They had been invited to participate in the program Cachando Chile on the Air, hosted by Margaret Snook and Felipe Valdivia. This is a weekly 2-hour internet radio program in English that is presently carrying out a project whose aim is to create links between American and Chilean teenagers. In the program the students share views, interests, and lifestyles communicating in English in a very friendly way.
“It was great, we had lots of fun. At first I was nervous, but then the conversation flowed easily. I was impressed about how little they knew about our country.” Macarena Matar
“At the beginning we didn’t know what to expect, but people at the radio station were really kind and the conversation with the American students turned out to be really spontaneous and fun.” Antonio Menchaca
Visit www.santiagoradio.cl on Wednesdays from 6:00-8:00 pm to listen to and watch the program and www.cachandochile.wordpress.com, a blog where you will find very interesting and fun articles on Chilean life and culture.
