Renné Peña Moreno

Orientación.  
Vanessa Rodríguez
Johanna Urrea Suárez
 
EQUIPO EDITOR
Jazmín Ramírez Alzate  
Docente Humanidades

Julián Soler Higuera      
Docente Humanidades

Sandra Soto                    
Docente Humanidades

Mónica Sánchez              
Docente Humanidades

REDACCIÓN
Jazmín Ramírez Alzate   
Docente Humanidades

Julián Soler Higuera       
Docente Humanidades

Sandra Soto Barbosa      
Docente Humanidades

Mónica Sánchez              
Docente Humanidades

John Alexander Rodríguez

Docente Ciclo II

PRODUCCIÓN, DISEÑO Y DIAGRAMACIÓN
Julián Soler Higuera
 
FOTOGRAFÍA
Julián Soler Higuera
Jazmín Ramírez Alzate
Sandra Soto Barbosa 
Mónica Sánchez

Diego Castaño
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 Año 7. N° 3. Junio de 2024.

Vale recalcar que durante el primer trimestre los estudiantes de grado sexto hasta grado noveno leyeron textos científicos; diferente a los grados décimo y undécimo quiénes tuvieron la oportunidad de elegir de forma individual el libro que cada uno deseaba leer.

Fue así como tuvimos la oportunidad de escuchar a chicos y grandes, nos deleitamos con literatura de terror, de suspenso, de amor, entre otros, y aprendimos en cada uno de los rincones de nuestro colegio; De esta forma se logró obtener gran variedad narrativa a la hora de dar a conocer sus experiencias y aprendizajes.   

A continuación, algunos de los momentos vividos en nuestro colegio desde la perspectiva de cada curso.

y "El gato negro": libro de terror, suspenso y emoción, en el cual Edgar Alan Poe nos transmite lo que siente y piensa el personaje principal, el cual está terriblemente obsesionado con un gato negro.

Remember that all activities may present changes in their schedule, we suggest you consult the entity's social networks or pages directly so that you know any news.

1. Learn to create video games and more in Labco Tunal Rooms.

The agenda of the Labco Rooms of the Bogotá Public Library Network (BibloRed) in June and July is oriented towards the 'Nature Maker' microcycles.

The central axis is to devise useful objects for everyday life through biodegradable and ecological elements; in addition to the recognition and apprehension of the maelstrom in Bogotá.

2. IDRD Bike School.

The 'Bike School' is a free space to learn how to ride or perfect techniques related to the steel horse, a learning that is complemented by theoretical workshops on signaling, good cyclist behavior, mechanics and ergonomics.

3. Visit the ecological trails of Bogotá.

In Bogotá you can access free walks and ecological tours. For this reason, the Bogotá Aqueduct and Sewer Company (EAAB) invites citizens looking for an outdoor plan to visit the ecological trails and spend a pleasant time in the middle of nature.

To be able to take the tour along any of the trails, you must register through the 'Caminos de los Cerros Orientales' app or through the page https://caminos.eaab.gov.co/, and upon entering you select the place you you want to visit and then click on 'Book here'.

4. Workshops of the District Institute of the Arts

Among the most notable workshops are Yo Puppet: My Puppet Body, in which participants explore the possibilities of movement of their body through rhythm, gestures and emotion.

In Character Creation, attendees will be able to develop their imagination by creating unique characters from stories and games. Another not-to-be-missed workshop is Possible Worlds: Imagined Sounds, which invites participants to create sound worlds and tell stories through sound.

The offer also includes Stop Motion Animation: making the unimagined possible, an ideal space for boys and girls interested in giving life to inert objects using animation techniques.

Those interested can obtain more information at www.crea.gov.co or through the telephone line (601) 379 5750. Registration is open on the website and directly at the Crea Training Centers.

5. Biblovacations

BibloRed offers extensive cultural programming for children, young people and families in all public libraries in Bogotá.

The participants will approach this work from the fauna, the flora, the cartographies and the novel itself, being the source of inspiration to create embroidered herbaria, cardboard books that recognize the territories and communities, and that dialogue with nature.

Check out these and more plans to do in Bogotá by visiting the Cultural Agenda.