presentacion de mi mismo
Por 2025-08-28
Educational Project Plan: "Presentation of Myself"
Academic Grade: Kindergarten
Main Issue: Students will learn to introduce themselves using phrases like "Hello!", "My name is...", and "What's your name?", accompanied by animal characters.
Scenario: Classroom
Methodology: Service-Learning (with focus on Critical Interculturality)
Project Overview Table
Component | Details |
|---|---|
Project Name | Presentation of Myself |
Main Issue | Learning self-introduction phrases with animal characters |
Scenario | Classroom |
Target Age Group | Kindergarten (4-6 years old) |
Educational Focus | Basic English greetings and self-introduction; intercultural awareness |
Teaching Methodology | Service-Learning (Stages 1-5) |
Articulating Axis | Critical Interculturality |
Stage 1: Starting Point (Sensitization)
Time | Activities | Objectives | Methodology Components | Adaptations for Kindergarten |
|---|---|---|---|---|
30 min | Storytime & Discussion: Read a simple story featuring animal characters introducing themselves (e.g., "Hello, I am Bunny!") | Sensitize students to the concept of introductions and diversity |
| Use picture books with animal characters; ask questions like "What animal is this?" to activate prior knowledge |
15 min | Animal Character Role Play: Teachers act as animals introducing themselves | Create interest and familiarity |
| Use puppets or costumes to make it fun and age-appropriate |
Stage 2: What I Know & Want to Know (Research & Needs Identification)
Time | Activities | Objectives | Methodology Components | Adaptations for Kindergarten |
|---|---|---|---|---|
20 min | Circle Time: Sharing: Children share if they know how to say "Hello" or "My name is" in English | Assess prior knowledge |
| Use visual aids and gestures to facilitate understanding |
20 min | Question Chart: Create a visual chart with "What do I want to learn?" | Identify learning goals |
| Keep questions simple and visual, encourage children to express curiosity |
Stage 3: Planning the Service & Resources
Time | Activities | Objectives | Methodology Components | Adaptations for Kindergarten |
|---|---|---|---|---|
30 min | Design a Classroom "Friendship Map": Plan a mini project where children will introduce themselves to classmates | Prepare for service activity |
| Use colorful drawings; involve children in decorating the map |
15 min | Resource Preparation: Animal masks, flashcards with phrases, greeting songs | Gather materials for the activity |
| Use pre-made masks; keep activities short and engaging |
Stage 4: Executing the Service (Implementation)
Time | Activities | Objectives | Methodology Components | Adaptations for Kindergarten |
|---|---|---|---|---|
45 min | Self-Introduction Circle: Each child introduces themselves using "Hello!", "My name is...", with animal character props | Practice and reinforce phrases |
| Keep sentences simple; provide prompts or model first; encourage clapping after each introduction |
20 min | Animal Character Greetings Game: Children greet each other like animals (e.g., "Baa, Baa! Hello!") | Foster interaction & intercultural awareness |
| Use familiar animal sounds; keep game short and lively |
Stage 5: Sharing, Reflection & Evaluation
Time | Activities | Objectives | Methodology Components | Adaptations for Kindergarten |
|---|---|---|---|---|
20 min | Show & Tell: Children show their masks and share their introduction | Celebrate learning & build confidence |
| Use positive reinforcement; praise effort and participation |
20 min | Reflection Circle: Children express how they felt using simple words or gestures | Develop self-awareness and intercultural sensitivity |
| Keep reflection simple; use pictures and gestures; encourage sharing in small groups |
Summary of Time Allocation
Stage | Approximate Duration | Main Activities |
|---|---|---|
Sensitization | 45 min | Storytime, role play |
Knowledge & Needs | 40 min | Sharing, questioning |
Planning | 45 min | Designing activities, resource prep |
Action | 65 min | Self-introductions, greeting games |
Reflection | 40 min | Show & tell, reflection circle |
Notes on Critical Interculturality Integration
- Use diverse animal characters representing different cultures (e.g., panda, zebra, elephant) to highlight diversity.
- Encourage children to share if they know animals from their culture, fostering intercultural dialogue.
- Emphasize respect and appreciation for differences during activities.
- Incorporate songs and greetings from various cultures (if available), promoting intercultural awareness.
This project follows a developmentally appropriate, engaging, and inclusive approach, enabling young learners to confidently introduce themselves in English while recognizing and respecting diversity.

