Activities booklet ERASMUS + Project DEVELOPING ABILITIES TO SOCIALIZE – TEACHING AND LEARNING NEW PERSPECTIVES BY SHARING
Meeting in Hornachos, Spain IES LOS MORISCOS 1st - 7th March 2015 NAME…………………………………………………………………………
PROGRAM MEETING 1st - 7th MARCH 2015 Hornachos – Extremadura (Spain) EMERGENCY NUMBER- (0034) 676970534
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Sunday 41 visitors will be picked up at Madrid-Barajas at 16:00 Romanian group- arrival 28 February Swedish group- arrival 28 February Turkish group- arrival 28 February English group- arrival 1 March 14:25 (Terminal 2) Polish group- arrival 1 March 15:40 (Terminal 1) 21:00 Arrival in Hornachos. Reception by families Hotel “El Vasco” Monday 8:30 Students will be taken to school by school buses. They’ll be in class with their hosts the first two periods. 10:15 Students go to the gym where they will have breakfast and play some games in order to know each other 11:10-11:40 Break time- In the School 11:40 Students will be in class with their hosts 12:30 To the Auditorium- All students 13:00 Reception by the Mayor of Hornachos and the Regional Director of Education. Choir 14:00 Students go home and spend the afternoon with their guests 20:00 Dinner with parents and students (provided by parents) in Hotel “El Vasco” Tuesday 8:30 Trip to Mérida- 67 participants Families will prepare sandwiches for students 18:00 Arrival in Hornachos. Students will be picked up by school buses. Wednesday 8:30 Trip to Caceres. 14:00 The 44 students will eat in a park (sandwiches provided by families) 18:30 Arrival in Hornachos. Students will be picked up by school buses. Thursday 8:30 Students will be taken to school by school buses. 9:00 Breakfast for teachers, families and students at High School 9:30 Open Day activities 14:20 Students go home. 16:00-20:00 Moriscup. Activities in “Los Tomillares” football match, in Hornachos. Students will be taken to Hornachos and back to their villages by their parents. Friday 8.30 Hiking route through Hornachos mountains 14:00 Arrive at school. Students go home and spend afternoon with their guests Saturday Departure: Families will bring students to Hotel “El Vasco” 4:30 Poland, Romania, United Kingdom, Sweden 6:00 Turkey
REMEMBER- YOU ARE DIVIDED IN GROUPS FOR VISITS TO CÁCERES AND MÉRIDA WITH A LEADER IN BOLD
Rafal KADHIM (g) (16)
Nuria GONZÁLEZ (g) (15) LEADER
Amy MCAVOY (g) (15)
Carlota MUÑOZ (g) (14)
Öykü Su BAŞAR (g)(16)
Marta PAVO (g) (15)
Mihnea Denis FIERARU (b) (15)
Pablo MANCERA (b) (16)
Weronika KOWACZ (g) (16)
Gloria TERRAZAS (g) (15)
Sefa BOZKURT (b) (16)
Fernando ACEDO (b) (15) LEADER
Lennon Österdahl GUSTAVSSON (b) (15)
Pedro Miguel HIDALGO (b) (14)
Nicolina JACOBSON (g) (15)
Mónica MÁRQUEZ (g) (14)
Katie RYDER (g) (15)
Sandra CORVO (g) (14)
Nicoleta Maria POPA (g) (16)
María Remedios SÁNCHEZ (g) (15)
Weronika SZCZYPAWKA (g) (13)
María BUIZA (g) (13)
Bartłomiej GIERULA (b) (16)
Alberto MÁRQUEZ (b) (15) LEADER
Edvin FLODMARK (b) (14)
Daniel ACEDO (b) (15)
George WOODS (b) (14)
Alejandro CORRAL (b) (14)
Esra Nur IŞIK (g) (15)
Irati MÁRQUEZ (g) (14)
Daniela Claudia RUSU (g) (16)
Diana DELGADO (g) (15)
Buket KARAKUŞ (g) (15)
María MOLANO (g) (14) LEADER
Sanna Vallin VESTHOLM (g) (15)
Mari Cruz LIAÑO (g) (15)
Astrid BONNEDAHL (g) (15)
Natalia FALCÓN (g) (14)
Jacob CROWE (b) (16)
Miguel SÁNCHEZ (b) (13)
Räsvan Adrian MANEA (b) (16)
Antonio Jesús GARCÍA (b) (17)
Julia MULARCZYK (g) (14)
Fátima FERNÄNDEZ (g) (14)
MY GUEST NAME……………………………………………………. NATIONALITY………………………………………….. ADDRESS………………………………………………… EMAIL……………………………………………………. SCHOOL………………………………………………….. AGE……………………………………………………….. LIKES……………………………………………………... DISLIKES………………………………………………… FAVOURITE FOOD……………………………………... HOBBIES…………………………………………………. SPORTS…….…………………………………………….. FAMILY….……………………………………………….. …………………………………………………………….. …………………………………………………………….. PETS………………………………………………………. BEST FRIEND…………………………………………….
M É R I D A ARCHAEOLOGICAL ENSEMBLE UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE
A “SCHOOL- MADE” CITY GUIDE FOR THE ERASMUS + PROJECT
'DEVELOPING ABILITIES TO SOCIALIZE. TEACHING AND LEARNING NEW PERSPECTIVES BY SHARING' 2014-2017
IES 'LOS MORISCOS'
GUIDE INDEX
Some information about Mérida History of Mérida Main sights Roman Theatre National Museum of Roman Art Temple of Goddess Diana Triumphal Arch of Trajan Roman Bridge over the Guadiana River Aqueduct of the Miracles – Acueducto de los Milagros Activities
SOME INFORMATION ABOUT MÉRIDA - Mérida is the capital of the Extremadura Region - 57,000 people live here - The Guadiana River -one of the longest rivers in Spain- goes through the city - The currency is the Euro (€), not the sesterce anymore - Most of the people don't use helmets or shields while walking - If you are lucky you can meet the Emperor walking down the via ('street' for foreigners), then, please rise your right hand and shout: Hail Caesar
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HISTORY OF MÉRIDA Mérida was founded in the year 25 BC, being named Emerita Augusta (meaning the bachelors -discharged soldiers-) by the army of Emperor Augustus, who founded the city. Augustus wanted to protect the pass and the bridge over the Guadiana river. The city became the capital of Lusitania province, and one of the most important cities in the Roman Empire. Mérida preserves the most important ancient Roman monuments than any other city in Spain. After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, during the Visigothic period, the city manteined its splendor, and became the capital of Hispania. In 713 it was conquered by the Muslim army, and became the capital of the cora of Mérida. The Arabs re-used most of the old Roman buildings, and even expanded them. The city returned under Christians hands in 1230, when it was conquered by Alfonso IX of León. th In the 19
century, during the Napoleonic invasion,
numerous monuments of Mérida were destroyed or damaged.
PERIOD
25 BC – th 5 century
th 5 century – 713 AC
713 AC – 1230 AC
1230 AC nowadays
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CULTURE Rome
Christians
Muslims
Christians
MAIN SIGHTS THE ROMAN THEATRE The Roman Theatre of MĂŠrida is a construction promoted by the consul Vipsanius Agrippa, in the years 16 and 15 BC. The Theatre was abandoned by Christianity, because they thought it was immoral, so the building was buried. The upper rows of seats were left visible, and popular imagination called it 'The Seven Chairs', where the tradition says several Moorish Kings sat there to decide the fate of the city. In the year 1910 an archaeological team started to excavate and discovered that there was a huge roman theatre in the city. Since 1933, the Roman Theatre houses the Festival of Classical Theatre of MĂŠrida. Can you smell it? The magic of classical theatre is in the air...
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THE ROMAN AMPHITHEATRE The Roman Amphitheatre was inaugurated in the year 8 BC. This building was intended for gladiatorial fights and combats between beasts or men and beasts (venationes).
It has an elliptical plan. Its major axis is 126 m.; minor 102 m. On the arena they are 64 m.x 41 m. respectively. Its design consists of: a grandstand with ima, media and summa cavea, and a central arena. The stands had a capacity of approximately 15,000. The ima cavea had of a row reserved for the local ĂŠlite and 10 more for members of the public. There were also two stands located at both sides of the minor axis: 1
one above the main entrance hall and another in front. Under them were the moumental inscription from which the amphitheatre can be dated. Arena was endowed with a fossa bestiaria at its center. It was covered with wood and, later, with arena. It was necessary for keeping animals for fightings. This pit communicated through a corridor as large as the whole major axis for entering animals and gladiators. At both sides there were rooms for preparing performings and a temple for worship of gods. For entering the amphitheater there were 16 exterior doors. Main was placed at the Western front. Two of them are curiously blind by the wall. A podium dividing arena and rows was decorated with paintings dealing with amphitheater activities. It was, little by little, left. Last rows were used as constructive materials during next centuries: this is why the summa cavea disappeared.
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ROMAN ART This is the second place we are going to visit. This museum, designed by the architect Rafael Moneo, houses a lot of roman art pieces, such as mosaics, paintings, sculptures or coins. There is an old crypta in the museum basement, where you can find several remains from the daily life of the first inhabitants of the city. On the ground floor you will see a lot of sculptures, paintings, gravestones, even the reconstruction of a real roman house. The first floor is dedicated to pottery, pieces of glass, coins and medals.
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Finally, the second floor houses tools, busts, mosaics and remains of the Christian MĂŠrida. Using the Roman pottery to drink Coca Cola isn't forbidden, but Museum Guards think it is not good manners.
FLOOR
ITEMS
Basement
Crypta
PICTURES
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Ground Floor
st 1
Floor
nd 2 Floor
Sculptures, paintings, gravestones, Roman house
Pottery, glass, coins, medals
Tools, busts, mosaics, Christian MĂŠrida
TEMPLE OF DIANA This building was inside the forum of the city. Firstly it was thought to be a temple dedicated to Goddess Diana, but now researchs show it was dedicated to the Divine Emperor.
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st It was built between 1
st century BC and 1
century AC,
while Emperor Augustus ruled the Empire. It's 40 meters long and 22 meters wide. The temple has 18 columns... no wait, 22 columns... Ok, you know what? I don't really know how many columns the temple has. Why don't you count them? If you have some spare time, kneel down and pray to Diana, Goddess of the Hunting. People around you may think you are mad, but we will see who the mad one is next time we go hunting...
TRIUMPHAL ARCH OF EMPEROR TRAJAN
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This construction was the original access to the city forum. It is thought to have been built to commemorate some military st victory, during the 1
century AD.
The arch is 14 metres high and 6 metres wide. So please, if you are going through the arch, do not jump, otherwise you will hit the ceiling with your head, and will have to pay a fine. Wearing a helmet under the arch is also forbidden for the same reason.
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ROMAN BRIDGE OVER THE GUADIANA RIVER This is not the only Roman bridge in MĂŠrida, but it's the most astonishing one. That's probably because it is the longest of all existing Roman bridges in the world. It is supported by 60 archs, and it is 792 meters long. Until 1993, cars were allowed to cross it. Nowadays, it is only used by pedestrians. The original Roman idea about the bridge was to use it as a place to do parachuting. But then, after the first jumps, they realized it wasn't high enough, so they decided to quit...
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AQUEDUCT OF THE MIRACLES The Aqueduct de los Milagros is a ruined Roman aqueduct. Only a part of it still stands, consisting of 38 pillars standing 25 metres high and 830 metres long. The structure originally brought water to the city from a near lake 5 km away from Emerita Augusta (MĂŠrida). st It is thought to have been constructed during the 1 century AD. The aqueduct was called 'of the Miracles' because the structure was overwhelming. Even ruined, it is indeed. There is a small Roman brigde close to the aqueduct, crossing the Albarregas river. After the jumping attempts from the Roman Bridge, Romans decided it was much more interesting to do parachuting from the aqueduct, because it was higher. The problem was that they hadn't invented the parachute yet, and helmets weren't enough protection, so after several jumps, they also decided to quit.
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If you want to give your opinion about the monuments you have visited, you can use the Roman way
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ACTIVITIES ď€ Check which ones of the following items have you seen during the visit.
Roman Theatre Mosaics Paintings Pottery Coins Medals Glasses An old Roman house Temple of Diana Triumphal Arch of Trajan Roman Bridge Aqueduct of the Miracles
2. Answer the following questions. How many people live in MĂŠrida nowadays?
What's the name of the river which goes through the city? 1
How do you say 'street' in Latin?
In what year was MĂŠrida founded?
How many statues can you count inside the Roman theatre?
What is the name of the architect who designed the National Museum of Roman Art?
How many columns does the Temple of Diana have?
How many pillars does the Aqueduct of the Miracles have?
And if you want to see more pictures of MĂŠrida: http://www.panoleku.com/extrem/merida/index.html
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CACERES, WORLD HERITAGE CITY A 'SCHOOL-MADE' CITY GUIDE FOR THE ERASMUS + PROJECT
"Developing abilities to socialize. Teaching and learning new perspectives by sharing" IES 'LOS MORISCOS', SPAIN.
1.- CACERES CITY MAP
WELCOME TO Cรกceres Caceres was founded in 34 BC by the Romans, with the name of Norba Caesarina. During the Moorish period the town was called Qazrix. Later Alfonso IX conquered it in 1227 for the Christians. The walled city is on top of a hill and it has about 30 towers. The town retains its medieval look and no modern buildings are allowed in it. One of the most important Medieval Festivals of Extremadura is held in here. Music, colour, arts and crafts, falcony,food and drink appeal to loads of people to Cรกceres every year in spring.. There are a few top-ten restaurants and a provincial museum in the Old Town. The walled city is like a medieval/renaissance theme park and many movies are made here because it is so authentic and there is little of the modern world that intrudes. There are many churches, monasteries, and renaissance palaces in the old town . The narrow streets here are made of cobblestones. They form a maze and it is very easy to get lost. Of note are the hundreds of storks nesting on top of all of the buildings and fireplaces of the historic center. It is interesting to just observe the storks because it is like a free nature show. There are also hundreds of pigeons to be found here.
Caceres is a World Heritage City.
Best Sights of Caceres 1. Santa María Church-
Procathedral The Santa Maria ChurchProcathedral was constructed over a foundation of a hermitage from the 13th century, after Caceres was conquered by the Christians. The church was completed in the 16th century with thick defensive walls. The church shows a transition from the Romanesque to the Gothic. There are two Gothic façades. There is a Doorway of the Gospel that has an image of the Virgin in the tympanum. Another Doorway contains the coat of arms of the Orellana family. There is a Renaissance tower with three sections, a rectangular plan, and topped with torch holders. At the corner of this tower is the statue of St. Peter of Alcántara*, designed by Enrique Pérez.
There exists a funny story on this statue. It is said that if you kiss St. Peter's feet, you will find, in a few days, your perfect match. It is common to see many people kissing his feet and asking for a wish.* *
The interior of the church has three naves. The main altarpiece has the Plateresque style. The artists of this altarpiece were Guillen Ferrant and Roque Balduque. It does not have any polychrome. This is divided into three sections and has sculptures of the apostles. The central portion has themes related to the Virgin Mary and the early life of Jesus and
His passion. There is an organ that was built in 1703 by Manuel de la Viña. The sacristy has a Plateresque facade created by Alonso de Torralbo in 1527. There is a sacred art museum that has silver pieces and sacramental pieces. The Blazquez Chapel has a figure of the Black Christ*, a Gothic crucifix from the 14th century. The other important chapels are the Chapel of Santa Ana from 1446, and the Chapel of San Miguel from 1551. *the Black Christ is the most
representative sculpture in Cáceres. Many people worship this figure. They say it made many miracles in past times. The church was declared a Historic-Artistic Monument in 1931. QUESTIONS: WHAT COLOUR IS THE STATUE OF ST. PETER OF ALCÁNTARA?
2. Archaeological, ethnographic and fine arts Museum.
The Archaeological, ethnographic and fine arts Museum is located at the Plaza de las Veletas and its buildings are called the Palacio de las Veletas and Casa de los Caballos. There are gold and silver articles, historical documents, sculptures, paintings, objects related to the city's fairs and festivals, and old photographs. The most interesting part is where there are mannequins displaying the regional costumes of Extremadura . The museum is housed in the Casa de las Veletas, built in the 16th century. It also contains an interesting cistern from Moorish times, from the 12th century, since it was part of the Moorish Alcazaba. QUESTIONS: THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL, ETHNOGRAPHIC AND FINE ARTS MUSEUM IS LOCATED IN THE …..............................SQUARE.
3. Star Archway (Arco de la Estrella) The Star Archway is one of the five gates of the walled city and it joins the
Plaza Mayor with the Plaza de Santa María which are the key centers of the city. The gate-arch was built by Larra Churriguera in 1726. The shape of the arch is peculiar because it allows carriages to pass through. There is a Baroque niche inside with an image of the Virgen de la Estrella and a lantern, in the shape of a star. When travelers leave the city, they ask for protection from this image, and thank it on their safe return. An amazing legend in Cáceres has it that close to this archway you may see the ghost of a Moorish priscess, who sold the Moorish people to the Christians, walking down the streets and crying. It is said that the princess and a Christian Captain fell in love at the Christian 'Conquest wartime'. They met in a secret place inside the walled city. The secret entrance would be used by the Christian Captain to besiege the city and defeat the Moorish. She was walled up and cries every night for an impossible love. QUESTIONS: WHAT CAN YOU SEE INSIDE THE STAR ARCHWAY?
4.Storks Palace (Palace de las Cigüeñas) The Palace de las Cigueñas is located at the Plazuela de San Mateo, and was built in the 15th century. The building has a crenellated tower that stands out from the other palaces in the walled city. As you may have
noticed, it is the only tower as such in Cáceres, History has it that Queen Isabel the Catholic ordered that all the towers of Caceres be removed, but she made an exception for this tower because the palace belonged to Captain Diego de Ovando, who was a member of her Royal Council and the only one who supported Isabel the Catholic when she confronted with Juana la Beltraneja.Today the building is the Military Command Headquarters of Caceres and it has the Weapons Museum inside. QUESTIONS: HOW DO YOU SAY 'STORK' IN SPANISH? (LOOK AT THE TOWER'S NAME)
5. Palace of Carvajal
The Palace of Carvajal is located at Calle Amargura, and it was built in the 15th century. It has a cylindrical tower from Moorish times, from the 12th century. There are only three original corner balconies in Spain; one of them belongs to this palace. Today it houses the Tourism Office.
QUESTIONS: I HAVE/ HAVEN'T SEEN THE CORNER BALCONY IN THE PALACE OF CARVAJAL.
6. Palace de los Golfines de Abajo The Palace de los Golfines de Abajo
is one of the best palaces in the monumental area of Caceres. It was built in the 15th century as a Gothic structure, but it has 17th century Plateresque decoration. There are two towers of different sizes on each side. The front of the building has a semicircular arch with coats of arms at each end. The Catholic Kings used to stay in this palace. Its facade is one of the most decorative and colorful facades of the monumental area. The story has it that there
is a ghost that lives in this palace. Many people say they hear strange noises at night. from the building. It seems to be a good ghosts that is very comfortable in the palace and has decided to stay there.
QUESTIONS: THE HIGHEST TOWER OF THIS PALACE IS ON THE RIGHT / LEFT. 7. Casa del Aguila The Casa del Aguila belonged to the Sande Family, as indicated by the large coat of arms with the spread eagle. The facade has a beautiful Gothic window from the 15th century. QUESTIONS: WHICH OTHER ELEMENTS CAN YOU SEE IN THE COAT OF ARMS?
8.Casa del Sol / Callej贸n de la Monja (Sun House/Nun's back alley) The Casa del Sol is located in the Callejon de la Monja. It is also called the Casa de los Solis, from that family name. It was built in the 15th century and reformed in the 16th century. Its popular name comes from the coat of arms of the Solis family, presided by a sun, with eight snake heads biting the rays. The legend has it that the family
received its noble title for a service to the Queen, for taking a message from Caceres to Valladolid on horseback in only one day. (From C谩ceres to Valladolid: 500 km.) Long way on horseback in the 16th century !!!! QUESTIONS: I HAVE / HAVEN'T FOUND THE SOLIS FAMILY'S COAT OF ARMS. 9. Convent of the Company of Jesus
The Convent of the Company of Jesus is a Jesuit Seminary that was built in the 18th century in the Baroque style, with Churrigueresque influences. The facade has a series of columns with compounded capitals and a segmented pediment under a balcony. Today it houses offices of the Regional Government of Extremadura, the film library, and the San Jorge Exhibition Center. It was painted in white during
the Black Death to desinfect the convent from this terrible epidemy. It has been preserved in that colour since then. QUESTIONS: HOW MANY COLUMNS CAN YOU SEE ON THE FRONT FAÇADE?
10. Mayoralgo Palace The Mayoralgo Palace was built between the 14th and 15th centuries and has a beautiful 16th century facade with twin windows and the Mayoralgo coat of arms. There is an exceptional Mudejar courtyard with pointed arches that rest on square and beveled columns from the 14th century.
11. Palace of Hernando de Ovando The Palace of Hernando de
Ovando is located at the Plaza de Santa Maria and was built in 1519. It was the palace of Hernando de Ovando, the brother of Friar Nicolas de Ovando, the first governor of Hispaniola, the present island that is divided between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. The facade has a sgraffito shield from the 18th century. . There is one tower that has an inscription of the year
1480.
12. Palace Toledo-Moctezuma The Palace Toledo-Moctezuma is a palace that was built between the 14th and 15th centuries, although the main works were done in the 16th and 17th centuries by a niece of an Aztec princess, Isabel de Moctezuma, who was married to a captain from Caceres, Juan Cano Saavedra. He went to the Americas and worked for Hernan Cortes (the conqueror of Mexico) The main rooms of the palace have al fresco paintings of Roman emperors, busts of Aztec kings, and scenes of European cities. There is a beautiful cupola on top of the building. This palace shove represents the fusion of Spanish and Latin
American culturre after the disccver of the New World. QUESTIONS: WHAT COLOUR IS THE CUPOLA OF THE PALACE? 13. Tower de los Sande The Tower de los Sande is a Gothic tower that is located in the Calle de Orellana and was built in the 14th century. The first window has an orgive arch that rest on two columns that are framed by an alfiz. The second window has a semicircular arch and was decorated with the coat of arms of the house of Sande. The facade has another coat of arms with five fleur-de-lys, that belonged to the Aldana family. The tower belonged to a palace that has disappeared. QUESTIONS: WHAT ATTRACTED MY ATTENTION FROM THIS TOWER WAS...........
14. Palace of the Marqueses de Torreorgaz The Palace of the Marqueses de Torreorgaz has different architectural styles, such as the Gothic style of the doors and windows and the tower. This palace was built on the foundations of a Moorish building in the fourteenth century, and the stone family shield of the owners still hangs proudly over the main entrance. The Parador Nacional de Cรกceres is now housed in this palace. Many famous politians from all over Spain and Europe stay there during meetings and conventions.
15. The Monkey House (La Casa del Mono)
Beautiful house owned by a merchand and his wife. Legend has it that they couldn't have children. The merchand brought a monkey as a present to his wife to bridge that gap in their lives. The monkey was spoilt and it even had its own room, toys and it was treated like their child. Little time after that, the woman had a baby. As the monkey was not the central figure of the family any more, it took the baby one night and throw it through the window that it is preserved even today.
QUESTIONS
LOOK FOR THE MONKEY ON THE CORNER OF THE HOUSE. 16. The Arab house. You may find this house in the Jewish quarter. It is said that there is another ghost who lives with the family. Knocks and strange noises are heard at night. People say they are already used to this phantom.
QUESTIONS WHAT ARE STREETS LIKE IN THE JEWISH QUARTER? MAIN SQUARES: Main Square: One of the most beautiful squares of Extremadura. The weekly market was held here in the past.Two towers attract our attention: the Moorish tower on the right and the Bujaco tower, on the left. The last one is one of the most representative sights of Cáceres. QUESTIONS: QUOTE AN IMPORTANT SIGHT IN THE MAIN SQUARE..................
Sta. María square: typical medieval square and scenario of many foreign and national films. Beautiful depature and meeting point of foreigners who come and visit the beautiful walled city. QUESTIONS: THE NAME OS THE STATUE IN THIS SQUARE IS.......
San Jorge's square: pitoresque and marvellous
square. It has the statue of St. George, patron saint of Cรกceres. The artisan activity of the city was developped in this square. QUESTIONS: WHERE IS ST. GEORGE'S STATUE PLACED? Las Veletas Square: this square was also scenario for many well- known Spanish and foreign films. Even today is scenario for many artisans and falcony performances during the Medieval Festival. QUESTIONS: LOOK AROUND YOU FOR THE BIG CLOCK ON ONE OF THE SIGHTS IN THIS SQUARE.....HAVE YOU FOUND IT?
FINAL IMPRESSIONS 1. WHAT HAS BEEN THE BEST OF THE WEEK?
2. WHAT HAS BEEN THE WORST?
3. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF YOUR GUEST?
4. HAVE YOU BECOME FRIEND WITH ANY OTHER PARTICIPANT IN THIS MEETING?
5. HAVE YOU PRACTICED ENGLISH? AND ANY OTHER LANGUAGE? SAY WORDS YOU HAVE LEARNT
6. SAY THREE THINGS YOU HAVE LEARNT FROM YOUR GUEST’S COUNTRY OR CULTURE
7. WOULD YOU REPEAT THE EXPERIENCE?
8. WRITE A SHORT DIARY ABOUT THE MOST INTERESTING THINGS YOU HAVE LIVED THIS WEEK