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Carta Gestion
Centro de Instrucción y Educación Moderna
Carolina, Puerto Rico
Departamento de Estudios Sociales-Kindergarten
Hoja de Planificación

Grado: Kinder Maestra: Srta. Iglesias

Fecha: jueves 15 de abril de 2010
Unidad: Conozco mi casa
Tema: Servicios que nos benefician
Objetivos: Mediante una secuencia de actividades, el/la estudiante: 1. Localiza e identifica diferentes lugares de la casa. 2. Reconocer los distintos objetos necesarios en el hogar.
Estándares:
| |Cambio y continuidad-El estudiante es capaz de estudiar el quehacer de los seres humanos, su aspecto físico, emocional y los|
| |cambios durante su desarrollo. |
|X |Gente, lugares y ambiente-El estudiante es capaz de analizar la interacción entre los miembros de la familia, el hogar y |
| |los componentes de la comunidad. |
|X |Cultura científico-social humanista y tecnológica-El estudiante es capaz de interpretar la realidad social utilizando el |
| |conocimiento integrado que proporcionan las ciencias sociales, la tecnología y las humanidades. |
|X |Identidad cultural-El estudiante es capaz de reconocer los componentes de su comunidad y su identidad cultural como |
| |puertorriqueños. |
| |Desarrollo personal-El estudiante es capaz de desarrollar un sentido de identidad propia. |
| |Conciencia cívica y democrática-El estudiante es capaz de valorar y practicar el respeto por la vida humana y natural. |
| |Conciencia global-El estudiante es capaz de tomar decisiones y acciones efectivas que contribuyen al cambio de su entorno. |
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