A Christmas Carol - Part 1:

Marley's ghost

Julieta Matiz Juana Naranjo Sara Montoya Alejandra Garzón

Docent: Cindy Yirley Posada Porras

Introduction
In this story he tells us about
Ebenezer Scrooge, a man who
loved his money and hated
Christmas and one day he
received an unexpected visit
from his late friend
 Summary
It is the story of a broken man whose wealth has become his
only passion in life. One cold Christmas Eve alone, Scrooge
goes to bed and is "visited" by four ghosts: his former
(deceased) business partner, the Ghost of Christmas Past,
the Ghost of Christmas Present, and the Ghost of Christmas
Yet to Come.

this visit will give Scrooge the opportunity to save himself

from suffering a fate like theirs
 donation
money that you give to somebody when you
don't expect to get anything back
surplus
excess; too much of something
 humbug

old expression meaning 'fake' which

came to be closely associated with this
story by Charles Dickens

What does the

Bible say?
Philippians 2:3

1 Corinthians 10:24

Ephesians 4:2
personal opinion
Alejandra Garzón: this story leads us to reflect between :
what I have been , what I am and what I want to be now
on. giving us a message that we have yo look back to be
able to chance if we set our minds to it.

Juana Naranjo: I think that being humble is the most

important thing for a believer, the heart should be to
serve and not to be selfish, we let ourselves be carried
away by the armagura that we only think of ourselves but
we do not think that what we have is worth nothing if
Christ is not in our souls.

Julieta Matiz:
teaches us that being optimistic we can achieve it and
sometimes with a little ghostly help

Sara Montoya: Sometimes people do not see the

importance of Christmas, and they can take it as just
another day or as a joke,
finally¡¡,
the game

 rules
UWU
We will start with a phrase that, it will have to go through
the whole room whispering in their ears and the phrase
has to reach the other end of the room intact :D