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APPENDIX XXV What is Peru Like? The following books tell lovely stories and provide very rich details about economy, customs, markets, goods produced, clothing, and food of people in Peru. Diaz, Katacha. Carolina’s Gift: A Story Of Peru. 2002, 1568996969. A young Peruvian girl wants to get a gift for her grandmother so she visits the local market to choose a gift. There are great pictures showing dress, lifestyle, etc. Dorros, Arthur. Tonight is Carnaval. 1991, 014055467X. This is a story of a Peruvian boy going to Carnaval. It has very informative illustrations that are Peruvian artwork. Knutson, Barbara. Love and Roast Chicken: A Trickster Tale from the Andes Mountains. 2004, 1575056577. A clever guinea pig repeatedly outsmarts the fox that wants to eat him for dinner. Krebs, Laurie. Up and Down the Andes: A Peruvian Festival Tale. 2008, 9781846862038. A lively trip through the Andes mountains of Peru on the way to the festival in Cusco. Both books are rich in new vocabulary. Below are lists of terms likely unfamiliar to many students. A vocabulary anticipation guide is provided, as well as a Vocabulary Analysis page. The Vocabulary Analysis page provides opportunity for students to infer meaning from the context. Be sure to have students check the information at the back of both books. Ask students to watch for words that appear in both books. And remember the covers! A retrieval chart, What is Peru Like? Is designed to assist students in analyzing and categorizing the information available in the two stories. Students should gather information from both the story and the pictures. In the process of analyzing the illustrations, a blank grid placed over each page helps students to isolate ideas and assists in the development of geographical thinking. Use the blank grid provided to make an overhead for each student. Students will use these blank grids many times in the process of analyzing pictures. Ask students to identify things that are the same in both stories – they might even want to compare them using a Venn diagram. Carolina’s Gift Vocabulary: adobe ancestors ballad cobblestone fiesta gracias llama manta market mercado parrot pipes and flutes plaza poncho quena sweet rolls weaver Tonight is Carnaval Vocabulary: alpaca Andes Mountains arpillera ax band bombo APPENDIX XXV burlap carnaval charango costume dyes fava beans firewood flute harvest Incas kernels llamas market oxen panpipe plow quena reed shears spin trade valley village wool yarn zampoña Up and Down the Andes: A Peruvian Festival Tale Vocabulary: Andes mountain headdress Lake Titicaca docked woven mule train multicolored costumes square excitement actors festival celebrate process throne solemn praise cobbled feasting edge parallel ancient Love and Roast Chicken: A Trickster Tale from the Andes Mountains Vocabulary: (Check the New Words to Say section at the back for Spanish pronunciations and meanings.) Andes guinea pig sweetgrass edge pounce squashed disappeared scurried whiskers compadre huddled flock fuego condor potatoes ashes poncho Buenos dias Papay Bueno Alfalfa Guarding Clay Sap Eucalyptus gum Buenas noches Shoulder Caramba Qué tramposo Roast Coop Appetizer Vegetarian Pobrecito Disguise Como Qué ridiculo APPENDIX XXV Vocabulary: Before Reading Vocabulary or Statement What I think it means Vocabulary: After Reading Yes/No Why my choice was correct □ □ Y N □ □ Y N □ □ Y N □ □ Y N □ □ Y N Name: ____________________________________ Date: ____________________________ Why my choice was incorrect APPENDIX XXV Vocabulary Analysis Background Knowledge Term: I think it means… Context Clues I think this because… I now think it means… Name: ____________________________________ Date: ____________________________ Glossary I found out that it actually means… APPENDIX XXV 1A 2 3 B C D E APPENDIX XXV Retrieval Chart: What is Peru Like? Clothing Food Pets and Animals that Help Work Homes Geography, Climate Carolina’s Gift Tonight is Carnaval Name: ____________________________________ Date: ____________________________ Goods for Sale Celebrations and Customs APPENDIX XXV Sample Retrieval Chart: What is Peru Like? Clothing Carolina’s Gift Fancy costumes Sandals Everyone wears hats Ponchos Sandals Sweaters shawls Tonight is Carnaval Ponchos Wool from alpacas Clothes made by mothers and grandmothers Fancy costumes Food Pets and Animals that Help Work Homes Geography, Climate Goods for Sale Celebrations and Customs Chickens Carrots Potatoes Corn Oranges Cheese Sausage Cheese Turkeys Horses Llamas Guinea pigs Dogs Parrots Feed chickens Weave cloth Must chop firewood Weavers twist wool into thread Wood carvers Straw roofs Dry areas (cactus Adobe grows) Use firewood for Mountainous cooking Warm Woodstove with 2 burners Light from candles No glass in windows Cobblestone streets Tiled roofs Balconies Sweet rolls Pottery Flowers Spoons Juice Hats Eggs Chickens Turkeys Oranges Potatoes Parrots Candles Jewelry Mirrors Ponchos, socks, purses, belts, sweaters, blankets, Walking sticks Give birthday gifts Pipes Flutes Fiesta Women carry babies on their backs Women braid their hair Music Dancing Singing Birthday party Oranges Cooked corn kernels Potatoes Toasted fava beans Cabbage Cauliflower Radishes Lettuce Beets Oxen pull plows to get the earth ready for planting Llamas Dogs Alpaca Carry water Must chop firewood Plant potatoes Take llamas up high for grass Wool is spun into yarn Yarn is used to make clothes Dig potatoes Brick walls Mountainous Wash clothes in Valleys the river Dry areas (cactus Use firewood for grows) cooking Open fire on the floor Far from other people Tiled roofs Potatoes Onions Beans Carrots Turnips Peas Peppers Llama wool Clothes Food Corn Fava beans Carnaval (carnival) Bands Costumes Singing Flutes Quenas Throwing water balloons Dancing Feasting Name: ____________________________________ Date: ____________________________
