"El Chavo" (in Mexico, chavo means "kid") is a Mexican television show that has gained a great amount of popularity in Latin America as well as in Spain and other countries. It focuses around the adventures and tribulations of the title character, an orphan, played by the series' creator, Roberto Gómez Bolaños, and other inhabitants of a fictional apartments building, or as called in Mexico, vecindad.
The shows traces back to June 20, 1971. In 1973, El Chavo became a weekly half-hour series. The show was cancelled in 1980, but shorts were still produced from that year until 1992. At its peak of popularity during the mid-1970s, El Chavo, having 350 million viewers worldwide, was the most-watched show in Mexican television. The frequent occurrence of Mexican idiomatic expressions makes El Chavo very hard to translate into other languages.
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1. Revisar tarea (Comparaciones de los cuadros)
2. WAV - Writing Act. #11
3. Listening: WAV p.19
4. Naturalistas: Making comparisons outside!
TAREA: Prueba de Comparaciones
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1. Escritura: WAV p.22
2. Prueba de Comparaciones
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1. Repasar el pretérito: Estudiantes al tablero
2. Práctica: Act #1 y #2 (p.58)
TAREA: WB p.14
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1. El Participio Pasado como Adjetivo
- Hojas de actividades
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