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Subido el 20 de julio de 2017 por Francisca G.

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Story to review some bones and joins

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I'm going to give you an example and you have to change the place and when I say 00:00:01
show me your body language then everybody must move over, everybody at the same time 00:00:10
A circle, then we just... 00:00:17
Well, it could be a circle. 00:00:19
More of a color. 00:00:20
More of a color. 00:00:21
Okay. 00:00:22
Well, I need the other... 00:00:22
Ribs, tibia, femur. 00:00:28
Ribs, remember. 00:00:31
Ribs. 00:00:33
Ribs, tibia, femur, skull, femur, neck, limb, ribs. 00:00:34
Ribs, tibia, femur, skull, femur, ribs. 00:00:41
Come on. 00:00:49
Gris, tibia, femur, star, humerus. 00:00:49
Are you ready to play? Next. 00:00:56
Okay, and now we start with the story. 00:00:59
We use our body to communicate. 00:01:05
For example, if I am Tarzan, do you want to play? 00:01:08
No, she doesn't want to. 00:01:11
I'm going to look for it. I'm an institute teacher, not a scientist. 00:01:13
Don't worry. 00:01:17
No, nothing I think. Go on, someone go on. 00:01:18
We use our body to communicate. If I'm a citizen, for example, I hit my wrist, I hit my wrist, wrist, wrist, wrist, if you are three inches tall, I shout, oh, to identify myself. 00:01:20
In Halloween, some people wear skull masks and skeletons, you know, and they say, 00:01:39
Show me your body language! 00:01:49
Spanish dancers use the wrist 00:01:56
wrist, wrist, to wrist, oh no, no wrist, no you are kidding 00:02:02
to dance, to dance, to dance 00:02:13
And if the bishop uses his knees to pray for God, say yes with your hands, you are using your necks. 00:02:15
In Acapuletka, scientists and archaeologists have found in tombs the tibias and fennels 00:02:29
of our ancestors. Show me your body language. 00:02:52
Humorosa. 00:03:00
Humorosa. 00:03:08
Show me your body language. 00:03:12
And now it's time to create. 00:03:16
Some volunteer give a sentence and the rest have to do what this sentence do. 00:03:24
Remember your name, the name of your park, and you have to wait. 00:03:31
One volunteer to make a sentence, to create a new sentence for this story. 00:03:35
Show me your body language. 00:03:39
Show me your hands! 00:03:44
Another volunteer? 00:03:53
I like doggie skates. 00:03:56
Okay, what sentence is this? 00:04:02
Wiggle your hips. 00:04:04
I haven't chosen yet. 00:04:07
It's a tough one! 00:04:11
Thank you so much. 00:04:14
And your wrist. 00:04:16
Wrist. 00:04:18
You're the only one. 00:04:20
I'm the only one. 00:04:22
You're the only one. 00:04:26
I'm the only wrist. 00:04:28
More than she is. 00:04:30
Skeleton. 00:04:32
And that's the end of the activity. 00:04:34
Thank you very much. 00:04:36
Yes, but not a few times a year. 00:04:44
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  • Educación Primaria
    • Segundo Ciclo
      • Tercer Curso
Subido por:
Francisca G.
Licencia:
Reconocimiento - No comercial - Compartir igual
Visualizaciones:
82
Fecha:
20 de julio de 2017 - 20:00
Visibilidad:
Público
Centro:
CP INF-PRI JOSÉ SARAMAGO
Duración:
05′ 04″
Relación de aspecto:
1.78:1
Resolución:
1280x720 píxeles
Tamaño:
221.80 MBytes

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