La tilde diacrítica: diferencia en la escritura de palabras idénticas, Esquemas y mapas conceptuales de Derecho

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La tilde diacrítica

Presentado por:

lorena blandon valencia

¿Que es la tilde diacritica? La tilde diacrítica es la que permite distinguir palabras que se escriben igual, pero que tienen significados distintos y presentan diferente pronunciación. En este sentido, la Ortografía de la lengua española señala que la tilde diacrítica se utiliza «a fin de diferenciar en la escritura ciertas palabras de igual forma, pero distinto significado, que se oponen entre sí por ser una de ellas tónica y la otra átona» y que generalmente pertenecen a categorías gramaticales distintas.

Birthday line up

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Greetings,

your Majesty

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Let's travel!

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Rock, paper,

scissors tag

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Quick quiz

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—A creative teacher

“This is a quote, words full of wisdom that someone important said and can make the reader get inspired.”

This activity will build your student’s trust and they will connect with each other. It goes like this: they have to be in pairs and then stare at the eyes of their partner for a whole minute. They might not like it at first, but it will be very enriching for their relationships. Let’s do it! Look into my eyes

Time is running out!

Take a chair

Take one student and sit them facing away from the rest of their classmates

Close your eyes

This student has to close their eyes and the rest must stand behind them

Say “Hi!”

Now, the students say “Greetings, your majesty” imitating different voices

Who said it?

After that, the student in the chair must guess who the speakers were Greetings, your majesty

Start! Rock, paper, scissors tag You can enter a subtitle here if you need it

Start! Birthday line up You can enter a subtitle here if you need it

Birthday line up With this activity you’ll foster communication between students. They have to line up depending on their birthdays: the younger come first, then the older. This might take a while The goal is for them to communicate and develop number sense. They need to figure out who comes after who only by asking the person next to them. It’ll be fun!

Birthday line up 02- John Smith 05- Leonor Miller 06- Marie Patterson 11- Carolina Moore 03- Marc Williams 12- John Johnson

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Let's travel! Solve it!

Let’s travel!