Students:

Pamela Castro Gavidia

Brenda Gonzaga Tenorio

Juan José López García

Teacher:
JOVANA ELENA LEIVA BANCAYAN

Classroom 28023
Objective of our project:

• Demonstrate communicative competence through an exhibition.

• Identify and explain in a video an endangered species in Peru.

(Gallito de las Rocas)
 STUDENT IDEA ACTIVITY

1. • Slide presentation (advance)

• The video will be approximately 8 • Research on the select animal (habitat)
Pamela Castro Gavidia minutes long. • Develop a written script of what will be
• Choose who performs each part of the talk in the video.
investigation.

2. • Add music to the video.

• The video will have 3 parts (beginning, • Edit the video
Brenda Gonzaga Tenorio development and conclusion). • Research on the select animal ( feeding
• Choose the app that we will use for edit and reproduction)
the video.

3.
• Give recommendation and conclusions • Search images
Juan José López García about the topic. • Research on the select animal (why it is
• Put images on slides endangered)
• Choose the correct form of slide
presentation.
Gallito de las Rocas

• App that we will use for the video

Topic: El gallito de las rocas
 SENTENCES
• Simple Present Tense.
- The habitat of gallito de las rocas is known as yunga.
- It lives in the cloud forests of the Amazonas around rivers. Gallito de las rocas lives in fruit
trees.
- Females build nests in caves.
- Gallito de las rocas is a polygamous bird that changes partners in each reproductive cycle.
• Past simple:
- Gallito de las rocas was declared as the national bird of Peru on December 11, 1941 ; due
to its impressive color of feathers and its lifestyle.
- Its habitat was altered by excessive felling of trees, illegal mining and illegal sale. Each of
these beautiful birds costs around 5 thousand dollars on the black market.
• Preposition of place:
- The Peruvian gallito de las rocas frugivorous, feeds on a large number of wild
(dried) fruits and insects.
• Comparatives:
- Males have more colorful feathers than females.
• Time expressions:
- They are hidden most of the day and only come out into the forest for a few
hours in the afternoon or at night. It is very rare to see them during the day.