El primer libro que hemos leído en el club de lectura juvenil ha sido Kulanjango: el viaje del Aguila, de la editorial Barco de vapor, escrito por Gill Lewis.
El libro nos ha encantado, nos ha hecho descubrir todo un mundo en torno a las aves migratorias, en este caso al águila pescadora, y nos ha enfrentado a temas interesantes, y también muy duros.
Vamos,¡ que recomendamos esta lectura!
El primer libro que hemos leído en el club de lectura infantil ha sido la Caja de Nicanor, de la editorial Modernito Books, escrito por Blanca Lacasa e ilustrado por Abel Cuevas. Y.. nos ha gustado, lo hemos definido como "un poco raro". Pero lo raro, nos gusta. Porque
molaría encontrarse con una caja que habla.
En nuestra segunda sesión online hemos jugado con las palabras, porque el libro hace eso, jugar con el lenguaje, descubrirnos palabras tan raras como Descacharrante, o hacernos imaginar y crear otras. nos hemos inventado estas:
Are you feeling overwhelmed by constantly being bombarded with information? 24 hour news cycles, the radio, the internet, social media, etc. Information seems to be constantly thrown at us. It may be a good thing to be informed, but what are the risks of information overload?
https://medium.com/@tunikova_k/are-we-consuming-too-much-information-b68f62500089
The Coronavirus has exacerbated this problem exponentially. We also have to work on flattening the infodemic curve:
https://www.who.int/news-room/spotlight/let-s-flatten-the-infodemic-curve
Vous trouverez ci-joint le texte pour la
semaine prochaine. Laura vous a parlé des violences policières en France, nous
en profiterons alors pour travailler sur l’évacuation d’un camp de migrants à
Paris au cours de laquelle la police est intervenue (une intervention très
contestée). Cela nous permettra de parler de l’immigration et d’avoir un débat
sur le lexique employé pour se référer aux migrants.
L’article est long (6 pages), pour vous
faciliter le travail j’ai donc repéré les mots de vocabulaire (à la fin de
l’article, p.7) qui pourraient vous poser quelques problèmes. Il ne vous reste
plus qu’à chercher leur signification. Bon courage !! Si vous avez des
questions, n’hésitez pas à envoyer un message.
Something I have to constantly remind my friends back in the U.S. is that here most people live in apartments/flats. It's definitely a cultural difference compared to the U.S. Why is this more common in Spain?
https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20200506-why-do-flats-dominate-spains-housing-market
What is your living situation? Is it the same as how
you grew up? Would you like to change? What are the pro/cons
of living in flats?
I thought about covering a different topic this week, but let's get real- we were going to talk about this anyways.
So now that we are almost pretty sure that Biden has won, what's next?
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/11/07/us/election-uncertainty-coronavirus-waiting-trnd/index.html
What do you think will happen? How does this change the international community? What has surprised you about the results?
If you would like to do some extra reading, here is an editorial that also talks about what may come next. In full disclosure this post comes from a biased website. Crooked Media is an openly progressive activist organization.
https://crooked.com/articles/after-trump/
I know it's late and that you may not have time for the
second article. That's okay, I'm only including it for those that want to
get a deeper look into how some feel in the U.S.
Je vous invite à
écouter cette émission de dix minutes pour répondre au débat suivant :
Peut-on restreindre les libertés fondamentales au profit d’une urgence
sanitaire?
Lien de l’émission : https://www.franceculture.fr/emissions/la-question-du-jour/nos-libertes-fondamentales-sont-elles-menacees-par-les-mesures-de-lutte-contre-la-pandemie
Notez
aussi le vocabulaire que vous ne comprenez pas.
