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Sé un/a Historiador/a del Agua | Be a Water Historian Take & Make Kit

Sé un/a Historiador/a del Agua | Be a Water Historian Take & Make Kit

Toda persona tiene una historia que contar. Registrar las historias de tus familiares y amigos y las personas de tu comunidad es fundamental para conocer la historia de tu pueblo. Esta actividad le enseña a ser un/a buen/a entrevistador/a.

Context for Use

Take and Make Kits are fun and engaging hands-on activities from We are Water that you can do from home to explore and learn about water in your community. This activity is available in English here.

Cartoon graphic of a young girl and boy with a magnifying glass and books and the text "Sé un/a Historiador/a del Agua Creado para niños y adolescentes de 13 años en adelante"

Sé un/a Historiador/a del Agua gráfico

Program
We are Water (WaW)
Resource Type
eBook
Topics
    Community-focused
    Water Resources
Middle School
High School
University/College
Out-of-school/Non-formal
Published Date
Contact
CIRES E&O copyright

What Students Will Do

  • Seleccionar a la persona que quieres entrevistar.
  • Preparar preguntas eficaces para hacerle durante la entrevista.
  • Aprender ser un/a buen/a entrevistador/a.

Teaching Materials

Spanish Take & Make Kit - Be a Water Historian
Be a Water Historian Spanish Take & Make Kit
Spanish Notecards - Be a Water Historian
Be a Water Historian Spanish Notecards

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