HOMEWORK ABOUT SENECA ZOO

On June 22, 2012, teachers and students went to the "Seneca Zoo". It was a great experience to enjoy and see the quantity of species that inhabit this place. Also to know their habitats, how they live and how are relationship with other animals, and their diets  appropriate as plants, insects and meat.

Among the diversity of animals that offers seneca zoo, we can distinguish carnivores and mammals animals such as lions, leopards, hyenas, tigers and wolves; herbivorous animals such as rhinos, elephants; omnivorous animals such as turtles, eagles; reptiles animals such as snakes; amphibians animals such as frogs; also vulnerable animals such as ducks and goats. I liked most was to appreciate the lions because it is impressive to see these animals that living in the savannas of africa.

All this variety of animals make to enrich our knowledge and we also witness what is difficult to visit . but more important is the protection and care given to these animals that are endangered.

CHILDREN AND THE TREE

     
         Two children were playing in the garden, but looking at the forest and they wanted to walk and meet him, but soon felt lost. They sat crying beside a tree, the tree and asked: what happens? what do you do in my place?. john and Anna answered: we are lost. Do you know how to get out of here?. the tree said: You need to work in my place, you are obliged to clean the floor, racking leaves, water to irrigate the plants, and I could help. 
       They cleaned everything, and the tree kept his promise. children returned home, and told what had happened. Every day the children visited the forest, because they and the tree are friends.

WALK ALONG THE GENESEE RIVER.

Personally, this is a nice place to walk, enjoy, and listen to the music of nature, see the variety of  frogs, turtles and woodpecker tapping the trees with their beaks. Also, peers and teachers enjoy the beauty that nature gives us; I really enjoyed it.

ACTIVITIES

TEAMWORK

Is very important to work as a team, in an organized and determined, based on complementarity, coordination, communication and trust.
     Every one bringing our knowledge to achieve the objective; although we are different cultures, all contribute to better work,
     Identify the difference between group work and teamwork. Nothing was done individually, not affecting each other's work.
     By the above, the objective was achieved.

INVENTED STORIES

SUPERNATURAL

A scream came out of the woods in the middle of the night, when Joseph and Esther were sleeping somebody came to wake up Esther, Esther did not wake up.

     Joseph heard  a strange sound, because the door was opened, and he went outside. At 3:00 a.m., every light was turned on, but Esther was still sleeping, and Joseph was out of the house.

     All was calm but things were happening. Every night was the same; there was a possibility that in this house there  was a ghost.

     After Joseph discovered that there's a cemetery in the basement of this house, he called the priest to preform a ritual, but when the priest arrived, Joseph and Esther were not there. They disappeared, and the house was empty.  

SENECA PARK ZOO

Seneca Park Zoo

Is exciting to visit places like this with a variety of animals where the people develop management techniques and livestock, to save and protect species in critical condition and extinction.
     I think that is an educational function for those who have not the opportunity to visit places where these species, and appreciate the beauty the world offers us.

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http://www.tripadvisor.es/LocationPhotos-g48503-d1918771-Seneca_Park_Zoo

MEMORIAL DAY

MEMORIAL DAY

It is a pleasure to share with other cultures when they celebrate their day’s conmemorables. Is a good technique to learn the language and inculturated. We all have histories that have happened in our countries, and according to celebrate the occasion with our families, friends and institutions where we work or study.

     Some are days that go unnoticed, while for others, are days that are part of their patriotism, the land where they were born and raised, and above all internalize the sense that it has, and remembering what they learned in their first institutions.