UNIDAD EDUCATIVA “AGUIRRE ABAD”

PROYECT 5 WEEK 1
ASIGNATURA : LENGUA EXTRANJERA
CURSO: TERCERO BACHILLERATO
DOCENTE: LCDA. AIDA RODRIGUEZ G.
Topic: Family generation customs.
LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Students will understand the specific rights and role of older adults, to
build relationships based on respect, equity and empathy, through case studies whose results are
socialized to the people with whom they interact in their daily lives.
Students will understand that the correct functioning of the human body is related to activities that ensure
comprehensive health and that are communicated through individual
and collective advocacy

CONTENTS:

1.- READING.
Read the text and answer the questions.

Family traditions.

1. . Family tradition ideas Traditions offer numerous benefits: they strengthen

your family’s bonds, enrich the life you share together, contribute to your
children’s well-being, and create lasting memories. For this reason, they form
one of the three pillars of family culture. Daily Connection Traditions are the
small things you do every day to reinforce family identity and values. Family
Meal. Countless studies have shown the positive influence that sharing a meal
together as a family (it doesn’t have to be dinner) has on children. We’ll be
dedicating an entire post to how to get the most out of family meals, but in the
meantime, consider these suggestions to turn the breaking of bread into a
cherished tradition:  First: no TV, no cellphones, and no tablets.  Begin
with grace. If you’re not religious, have everyone share something that they’re
grateful for that day.  Family news: everyone takes turns sharing something
positive and negative that has happened to them during the day.  “Got any
stories?” Each person is expected to bring something interesting to the table
that they’ve read or heard during the day.
2. . Family Prayer. For religious families, prayer is an important ritual. Family
prayer doesn’t have to be just a dinnertime thing. You can pray as a family
before everyone leaves in the morning, before everyone goes to bed, or both.
Our family has prayers at night. Everyone takes turns saying the prayer.
Bedtime Story. Children who have parents that read to them regularly
typically do better in school and have larger vocabularies than children who
don’t. Reading with your child will not only make them smarter, but it’s a
great way to bond. There’s something really comforting about hearing your
dad read aloud to you.
3. Special Saturday/Sunday Morning Breakfast Holiday Traditions The holidays are
 the most tradition-rich time of the year. There are a lot of great classic traditions
out there from making

cookies for Christmas to doing an egg hunt on Easter. Here are some holiday
traditions Easter Easter Basket hunt Egg wars
4. . Halloween Pumpkinfest Thanksgiving Turkey Bowl Christmas
5. . New year´s eve

Answer the questions:

1.- What are the family
traditions benefits? 2.-
What time the religious
family pray?
3.- What are some family traditions?

2.- WRITING.

Draw a picture about a family tradition that you celebrate

with your family and write a short paragraph about it.