Paris: City of Light (Grades K-5) (Spanish)

París: Ciudad de la Luz

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París está considerada desde hace mucho tiempo como una de las ciudades más importantes del mundo desde el punto de vista histórico, y también está repleta de imágenes icónicas. Explora los inolvidables edificios que tardaron siglos en construirse, como Notre Dame, la Torre Eiffel y el Arco del Triunfo. Los alumnos comprenderán las razones por las que la importancia de París es tan intemporal.

 Duración del video: 18:48 minutos.

Learning Resources with this Video*

Quiz

If I Went To Paris

Draw A Scene – Paris: City Of Light

Country Report – France

My Own Stained Glass Window

Universal Resources

National Standards

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Classroom Ideas 

Paris: City Of Light

Mapping

Have students print out a map of Paris and identify where the sites in the video are located.

 

Build the Eiffel Tower

Use various craft materials to build a model of the Eiffel Tower. Discuss how a model is a smaller version of a large structure.

 

Become "The Thinker"

Ask students to pretend that they are “The Thinker” in the famous statue. Prompt students to write about what he is possibly thinking about.

 

Labeling

Label items in the classroom in French.

 

Independence Day around the World

Compare/contrast celebrations such as Bastille Day (France) and National Revolution Day (Cuba). Explore the similarities and differences between Independence Day traditions in America and other celebrations around the world. 

 

Music

Listen to music from France.

 

Country Report

Have students write a report about France including: landmarks, population, how it is similar to the United States, history (how it came to be), type of government, economy, famous sites, architecture, interesting facts, languages spoken, food, etc.

 

If I Went to Paris...

Students create a list/powerpoint of their top five notable sites that they would like to visit and explain why. 

Explore the French Language

Create a T-chart with English words in one column, and French words in the other column. Compare/contrast words that are similar (bleu/blue) and words that are different (pomme/apple).

 

Greetings Around the World

Explore different ways to greet people across various cultures (Bonjour  in France, bowing in Japan, Hola  in Cuba, etc.).

 

International Landmark Geometry

Identify geometric shapes found in the famous structures such as the Louvre Pyramid in France and the Tower of Westminster in London. Create structures using various geometric shapes (toothpick tower, etc.)

 

French Cuisine

Explore signature foods from France. 

Create a recipe for a dish seen in the video from the country/city (uses fractions, measurements, + directions).

 

Stained Glass Art

Create stained glass art inspired by the windows from the Notre Dame Cathedral.

 

Art History

Recreate famous pieces of art from France, e.g. the Mona Lisa. 

Local Festivals

Have students research French festivals at the local, state, and national levels. 

 

Creative Writing

Write a story with Paris as the setting. The main character could be from another country (compare and contrast characters). 

 

Classroom Ideas for ALL Videos

Here are dozens and dozens of ideas that you can use in your classroom along with our videos!

Temas Abarcados

Ubicación y datos sobre París

Torre Eiffel

Trocadero

Champ-de-Mars

Hôtel Des Invalides

Asamblea Nacional

Musée D’Orsay

Jardines de Luxemburgo

Conciergerie

Barrio Latino

El Panteón

Mezquita de Paris

Catedral de Notre Dame

Centro Pompidou

Museo del Louvre

Jardines de las Tullerías

Place Vendôme

Ópera de París

Plaza de la Concordia

Grand Palais/Petit Palais

Champs Élysées

El Arco del Triunfo

Montmartre

El Palacio de Versalles

Famosos puentes sobre el Sena

Celebraciones

Vida cotidiana y estilo de vida parisinos

Videos in this Series

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