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Rúbricas Lecturas 1º ESO

Criterio 4 – Excelente 3 – Adecuado 2 – Básico 1 – Inicial Comprensión global del libro Demuestra comprensión clara y completa de la historia Comprende la historia con pequeños errores Comprensión parcial; faltan ideas clave No demuestra comprensión Respuesta a las preguntas de lectura Respuestas completas y bien explicadas Respuestas correctas pero poco desarrolladas

Así sonaba la música en Grecia

Dinata Dinata (Fuerte, Fuerte / Todo es posible) Verso 1 Como una mujer, la noche da a luz al mañana sobre la tierra. Y todo vuelve a resistir y se convierte en vida otra vez. Verso 2 ¿Qué antigua arca, a través de los túneles del tiempo, sigue sacando a la luz pares de alientos

Map of the Trade Routes in the Ancient Mediterranean

This map illustrates the dynamic trade networks of the ancient Mediterranean between the 7th and 4th centuries BCE, highlighting the spheres of influence of the Phoenicians and Greeks as they established settlements, trading posts, and seafaring routes across the region. It reveals a vibrant commercial landscape shaped by maritime connectivity and cultural exchange, spanning from Iberia to the Levant and deep into the Black Sea

Games: Ancient Greece

Post-Assessment Test Review for Ancient Greece Unit. #ancientgreece #mythology #democracy https://create.kahoot.it/share/ancient-greece/bec84d0a-fcde-4044-a64c-3fe375069930 https://gemini.google.com/share/ca5fa1158c53

History of Alexander The Great

1) Who was Alexander the Great?A) A famous poetB) King of Macedonia and a great conquerorC) A Roman emperorD) A mythological god 2) At what age did Alexander become king after his father died?A) 10 years oldB) 15 years oldC) 20 years oldD) 30 years old 3) What important teacher did Alexander have as a

The Brutal Calculus of Power

https://www.philosopheasy.com/p/the-brutal-calculus-of-power?r=21j11i&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&timestamp=39.7 There is a conversation, recorded over two millennia ago, that serves as the bedrock for understanding power in its most naked form. In the midst of the Peloponnesian War, the envoys of the Athenian empire arrived on the small, neutral island of Melos with a simple, brutal ultimatum: submit or be destroyed. This Substack