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Memoria-A video to watch and Reflect on

Have you ever wondered why you are in this wonderful world?

Me too.

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Videoworkshop: Hotel Rwanda -WRITE YOUR COMMENT HERE

Wyclef Jean sings:
A Million Voices lyrics
Artist - Wyclef Jean
Album - Hotel Rwanda Soundtrack

A Million Voices lyrics

Artist - Wyclef Jean Album - Hotel Rwanda Soundtrack
African Chorus throughout song:-----------------------------------

Ni dyar'izuba, Rizagaruga, Hejuru yadju,Nduzaricyeza ricyeza.

[ When will the sun rise again?Who will reveal it us again? ]-----------------------------------

Rwanda, Rwanda, Yeah Rwanda, Rwanda.

They said: 'Many are called and few are chosen,'But I wish some wasn't chosenfor the blood spilling of Rwanda.

They said: 'Meshach Eshach and Abednego,Drowned in the fire but you never get burned,'but I wish that I didn't get burned in Rwanda.

They said: 'The man is judged according to his works,'so tell me Africa, what's your worth?There's no money, no diamonds, no fortuneson this planet that can replace Rwanda…Rwanda RwandaYeah, Rwanda Rwanda

These are the cry of the childrenRwanda Rwanda

Anybody hear my cry?If America, is the United States of America,

Then why can't Africa, be the United States of Africa?And if England, is the United Kingdom, Then why can't Africa unite all the kingdomsand become United Kingdom of Africa?

Rwanda Rwanda, Rwanda RwandaYeah, yeah.

These are the cries of the children, yeah.Can anybody out there hear our cries?Yeah, heavens cry ... Jesus cry.Lord, did you hear us calling you?

Yeah, Rwanda Rwanda,Lord, did you hear us calling?Can you do something in Rwanda?Rwanda Rwanda, Rwanda RwandaI'm talkin' 'bout Jesus;

talkin' 'bout Rwanda Rwanda RwandaTalkin' 'bout … talk'n 'bout ... talk'n 'bout ... talk'n 'bout....I wanna play my guitar for Rwanda....

THE SIX GHOSTS STORIES

Our oral tradition of telling ghost stories, with which most students are familiar, builds a useful bridge to the oral tradition of the ancient epic narrators. In this lesson, which includes support for English language learners, students connect to epic storytellers by sharing their own oral tales of ghosts and goblins and monsters.

FRANKESTEIN

Frankenstein is considered to be the greatest Gothic Romantic Novel. It is also generally thought of as the first science fiction novel. I have always been impressed and amazed by the fact that Mary wrote this novel when she was eighteen years old.

What experiences and powers of imagination led to such an innovative and disturbing work?

What can you say about the writer and about her work?

What do you think about the Monster as a living being?

Write your opinion about this reader.Tell some ideas and impressions you had when you interacted with the book?What were your difficulties if you had any? What do you find interesting in this reader?

Getting to know each other

One of the most interesting and rewarding things we teachers find when we meet new groups is the idea of knowing new people.All of them with different points of view about life, about the world and even more,different perceptions about what they want to be and construct in the group they belong to.
That´s why as a whole group we decided to open this space to express our own ideas and to share all the knolwdge we acquire in this new language.
Now, we are going to take some time to tell you about each one of us.Let´s share what we are and what we know.