23-06-2021 Traditional Celebrations in Chile

23-06-2021 Traditional Celebrations in Chile

LO: To show reading comprehension from a literary text

WH questions

How long...?

How many...?

Whose...?

How...?

Where...?

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… did the Rapa Nui choose their leader?

• How

• How many

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… have the Mapuche been fighting for their land?

• Whose

• How long

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… did the Selknam get their food?

• Whose

• How

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… celebration is the We Tripantu?

• Whose

• How many

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… Yagan descendants are still alive?

• Whose

• How many

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… was the Kawésqar’s territory located?

• Whose

• Where

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Multiple Choice

Read the article and find the meaning of Haka Pei...

• Body painting festival.

• Competition in which

  young men hurl themselves down a mountain, tobogganing over banana tree trunks.

• The sun’s new turn

  (Mapuche’s New Year).

Multiple Choice

Read the article and find the meaning of Takona...

• Body painting festival.

• Competition in which

  young men hurl themselves down a mountain, tobogganing over banana tree trunks.

• The sun’s new turn

  (Mapuche’s New Year).

Multiple Choice

Read the article and find the meaning of We Tripantu...

• Body painting festival.

• Competition in which

  young men hurl themselves down a mountain, tobogganing over banana tree trunks.

• The sun’s new turn

  (Mapuche’s New Year).

Multiple Choice

How are the Tapati and We Tripantu similar or different?

• They are different because Tapati is

  a competition and We Tripantu is a

  harvest celebration.

• Because it is a new cycle of life and

  the indigenous cultures express

  their gratitude to Nature.

Multiple Choice

When are Tapati and We Tripantu celebrated?

• Tapati is celebrated in February and We Tripantu is celebrated in June.

• Tapati is celebrated in June and We Tripantu is February in June.

Multiple Choice

Why is important for the Mapuche people to celebrate their own

New Year?

• Because a queen is chosen for the festival and share the stories of myths and legends in oral narrations

• Because it is a new cycle of life and the indigenous cultures express their gratitude to Nature.