Comunicación de generación en generación
"La importancia de los grabados en las
primeras civilizaciones"
Los alumnos de 4to grado comenzaron a
trabajar en el Proyecto Anual sobre Comunicación.
En una introducción a la historia de los primeros
hombres, los alumnos conocieron sus formas de comunicarse entre ellos y con las
generaciones futuras. Aprendieron dónde vivían y cómo se trasladaron estos
hombres, poblando a su paso diferentes lugares del planeta y dejando a las
subsiguientes generaciones mensajes
grabados, objetos y tradiciones que conformaron la cultura de las primeras
civilizaciones humanas .
En
una primera instancia , los alumnos trabajaron en grupos con mapas en los que
marcaron la ruta y los lugares donde vivieron los primeros hombres.
Y
luego, en una segunda instancia , escribieron un breve resumen de lo trabajado.
Usaron las computadoras del colegio para tipear sus textos con el objetivo de
comunicar a los lectores lo aprendido.
“
The first people lived in Africa and they moved to other continents in canoes and
walking. They communicated with drawings,sounds and signs. They drew animals and spears on the walls
of the caves in special ocassions. They signed their pictures with the print of their hands. On their way to other places, early people left behind pictures, jewells and prints for the next
generations. This is how other people knew about them.”
Martin, Yago, Lauti, Juampi, Bauti S. , Manu. - 4th B
“ The first people lived in Africa. Then they moved to
Middle East, Europe and Asia. They moved
from place to place in boats, and they also walked a lot. They left jewells,
tools and pictures of animals in every place for future visitors. They wanted
to be remembered forever. They communicated by signals, with pictures and
sounds. They drew animals and hands on the cave walls. They signed their
pictures with prints of their hand.”
TOMÁS ,BAUTI M.P. ,FELI. - 4th
B
“The first people lived in Africa, then they moved to Middle east, then then they
moved to Europe and then they moved to Asia. They walked from place to place
and they also used boats to reach these places. As they walked, they left
behind pictures, jewells and objects that were proofs of their life. They communicated
with each other with signs and with pictures. They drew animals and spears in
cave walls sometimes. They signed them with handprints.”
Sofi , Cata,
Pau, Nati - 4th B
“The
first people lived in Africa, then they moved to Middle East, Europe and they
stayed in Asia. They moved by boats and walking. As the walked along, they left
behind drawings, pictures, jewells and
tools for future visitors. And also stories they told. They wanted to be
remembered and to tell other people about them. They communicated with signals,
face expressions, sounds and paints. They drew animals and spears in caves and rocks and signed their
drawings with their handprints.”
Sol , Mateo , Mora , Uli. - 4th
B
"They travelled from Africa to The Middle East to Europe and Asia. In
prehistoric times, there were probably only twenty or thirty thousands of the
first "true" human beings in the whole world. (Scientists call them
Homo Sapiens Sapiens). They painted pictures of animals in the caves for the
next generations. They thought the caves were doors to other world."
4th
Form 'A' .
