Fifth Grade Social Studies Class Activities - Third Term: History by Yeferson Londoño Barajas

Third Term Key Topics

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Cambridge Dictionary

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A trusted online resource for clear and accurate definitions, pronunciations, and translations in English and other languages.

Third Term 2025 Matrix

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How borders come to be

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Explains how national and regional borders are formed, from natural features like rivers and mountains to historical agreements and conflicts. Uses clear visuals and examples from around the world.

Natural border

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Practice identifying natural borders such as rivers, mountains, and coastlines, and understand how they shape the limits between regions and countries.

Regions of Colombia

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This interactive game helps students review the natural regions of Colombia — Caribbean, Pacific, Andean, Orinoquía, Amazon, and Insular. Players identify each region on the map and learn about their main characteristics, such as climate, culture, and geography.

Departments of Colombia

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This game challenges students to locate and identify the 32 departments of Colombia on a map. It reinforces knowledge about each department’s name, capital, and position, helping students strengthen their understanding of the country’s political and territorial organization.

What is a METROPOLITAN AREA?

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This video explains what a metropolitan area is — a large urban region formed by a main city and its surrounding municipalities that share economic, social, and transportation connections. It shows how these areas work together to manage services, jobs, and development.

Townships vs Cities

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This video clarifies the differences between townships and cities, focusing on their size, population, government structure, and functions. It helps students understand how local communities are organized and how urban and rural areas interact within a municipality.

Territorial Division Concepts

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This video explains the main concepts of Colombia’s territorial division, including townships, municipalities, metropolitan areas, departments, regions, and indigenous territories. It helps students understand how the country is organized and how each level of division plays a role in local and national governance.

False Positives: Who are the Mothers of Soacha and what is their struggle?

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This video explains the tragic case of the False Positives in Colombia, focusing on the Mothers of Soacha — a group of women who fight for justice after their sons were killed and falsely presented as guerrilla members. It highlights their courage, pain, and determination to uncover the truth and defend human rights.

Preparatory Test

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This form is a preparatory test that reviews the main topics from weeks 5, 6, and 7 — Mothers of Soacha and Territorial Division Concepts. It includes reading comprehension and interpretation questions to help students practice before Quiz #02 and strengthen their understanding of these key subjects.

Indigenous territories in Colombia

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This video explores the indigenous territories of Colombia, explaining their cultural importance, legal recognition, and role in protecting ancestral traditions and natural resources. It highlights how indigenous communities govern their own lands and contribute to Colombia’s cultural diversity.

"False positives" in Colombia were part of government policy

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This video analyzes how the false positives were not isolated incidents but part of a broader government policy during Colombia’s armed conflict. It explores how state forces reported innocent civilians as combat kills to show military success and the serious human rights violations that followed.