Aprende a Presentarte en Inglés: Guía Divertida para Niños y Profesores de Primaria

channelkids • August 28, 2025 • English

Educational Project Plan: "Hello! - Introduce Myself"
Grade: 1st Grade (Primary)
Main Issue: Students will learn to interact and introduce themselves using basic English vocabulary and phrases, including greetings, colors, numbers, and personal information.
Scenario: Classroom
Methodology: Problem-Based Learning (PBL)
Articulating Axes: Critical Interculturality

1. Overview of the Project

Component	Details
Project Duration	4 weeks (8 sessions, 45 minutes each)
Main Focus	Developing communication skills in basic English for self-introduction and interpersonal interaction
Learning Outcomes	Use greetings and questions appropriately Name colors and numbers in English Ask and answer questions about age, name, and favorite color Understand the importance of cultural diversity in communication

2. Methodology Framework for PBL

Stage	Time & Activities	Description & Adaptation
Present	10 mins	Pose reflection: "Why is it important to say hello and introduce ourselves in another language?" Use pictures and simple questions to engage students.
Collect	15 mins	Brainstorm: What do you already know about talking to new people? Share experiences. Use drawings to elicit responses.
Formulate	10 mins	Define the problem: "How can we learn to say hello, ask names, and talk about our favorite colors in English?" Use a visual mind map.
Organize	10 mins	Form teams of 3-4 students. Assign roles (speaker, listener, writer). Prepare materials like flashcards, color charts, and number cards.
Build	30 mins	Engage in activities like role-plays, dialogues, and games to practice introductions, colors, and numbers. Use real objects and visual aids.
Verify & Analyze	15 mins	Peer and teacher feedback. Students demonstrate their dialogues. Reflect on what was learned. Use checklists to assess understanding.
Share	10 mins	Present their dialogues to the class. Discuss cultural differences in greetings and introductions. Emphasize respect and understanding.

3. Detailed Activities by PBL Stage

Stage	Activities	Materials & Adaptations
Present	Teacher shows pictures of different greetings and introduces key phrases. Ask: "What do we say when we meet someone?"	Pictures of greetings, puppets; simple language for clarity.
Collect	Students share how they say hello or introduce themselves in their language. Drawings of students' experiences.	Drawing sheets, markers, personal stories.
Formulate	Create a class mind map: "How do we say hello?" "What do we ask?" Write key questions on the board.	Visual aids, large paper, stickers for ideas.
Organize	Teams design mini-dialogues. Practice using flashcards for colors and numbers. Assign roles for role-plays.	Flashcards, color charts, number cards.
Build	Perform role-plays: students greet, ask names, talk about favorite colors and ages. Use real objects (colored pencils, number blocks).	Classroom props, visual aids, reinforcement of vocabulary.
Verify & Analyze	Teacher and peer review: Did students use correct phrases? Self-assessment checklists.	Checklists, observation sheets.
Share	Students present their dialogues to classmates. Discuss cultural differences in greetings and introductions.	Presentation space, photos/videos for documentation.

4. Articulating Axes: Critical Interculturality

Aspect	Activities & Focus	Goal
Understanding Diversity	Discuss different ways people greet in various cultures (e.g., handshake, bow, wave). Use pictures and stories.	Foster respect and curiosity about cultural differences.
Cultural Appreciation	Students share greetings from their own culture and compare with English greetings.	Promote intercultural awareness and appreciation.
Reflective Discussion	How can we be respectful when someone greets us differently?	Develop critical thinking about intercultural communication.

5. Summary of Timeline and Activities

Week	Session	Focus & Activities
Week 1	Session 1	Present & Collect: Introduction to greetings and sharing previous knowledge
	Session 2	Formulate & Organize: Define problem, organize teams, plan dialogues
Week 2	Session 3	Build: Practice dialogues, learn colors and numbers; role-play activities
	Session 4	Build & Verify: Continue practice, peer feedback, self-assessment
Week 3	Session 5	Build: Cultural exploration of greetings worldwide
	Session 6	Share: Students present dialogues, reflect on intercultural differences
Week 4	Session 7	Consolidation & Review: Repetition games, vocabulary quizzes
	Session 8	Final Presentations & Reflection: Share personal introductions, celebrate learning

6. Assessment Criteria

Aspect	Indicators	Methods
Communication	Uses greetings, questions, and responses correctly	Observation, checklists, recordings
Vocabulary	Correct use of colors, numbers, and personal info	Quizzes, role-play evaluation
Cultural Awareness	Demonstrates understanding of different greetings	Discussions, reflection sheets
Teamwork & Participation	Active participation and cooperation	Peer assessment, teacher observations

7. Resources

Materials	Description
Pictures & flashcards	Greetings, colors, numbers
Color charts & number blocks	Visual aids for learning
Puppets & props	Role-playing activities
Drawing sheets & markers	Express ideas visually
Cultural stories & videos	Promote intercultural understanding

This comprehensive plan uses Problem-Based Learning to encourage active, contextualized learning rooted in real-world communication, fostering intercultural understanding while engaging 1st-grade students in an age-appropriate and meaningful way.

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