circular teletrabajo

favor revisar la plataforma
colegiosocarras.milaulas.com

VIDEOCAST BOSA TOURISM
VAYAN A ESTA DIRECCIÓN Y VEAN EL VIDEO
https://youtu.be/eszSkjM6L3U

REVISEN DATOS PARA LA ELABORACIÓN DE UN FOLLETO DE bOSA

podcast Bosa turismo en Ivoox

dirección de Ivoox

https://co.ivoox.com/es/5-sitios-bosa-ingles-audios-mp3_rf_30270873_1.html

https://co.ivoox.com/es/s_p2_638454_1.html


direccion del podcast en google drive

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G1T6MQTmX5gWgZ8-yrsBrCj9qCGJdCHf/view?usp=sharing

VIDEOCAST BOSA TOURISM

videocast Bosa tourism
estimados estudiantes
favor revisar el videocast sobre datos de Bosa en dos idiomas para después elaborar el folleto turístico
https://youtu.be/eszSkjM6L3U

Podcast para elaborar folleto o brochure de turismo por bosa en Inglés y Español
to students who want to know and get a tourism work as guiders in their future

https://soundcloud.com/upload

GRAMMAR

click here www.agendaweb.org

pronouns exercises

TURIST SITES OF BOSA

Bosa is the seventh locality of Bogotá. It has five UPZ. The most important turist sites od this locality are:

The Foundational Plaza of Bosa or Bosa Main Park.

The Foundational Plaza of Bosa, around which there are still buildings of Colonial architecture, perhaps the oldest in Bogotá, which retain their original design, without restoration.

The Tibanica Wetland

The Colombian Wetland of Tibanica is located between the town of Bosa in Bogotá and shared with Soacha. It has an área of 28.8 hectares and it is located in one of the driest áreas of the city.

          

The Bosa Public Library

This library is visited monthly by 8,000 people on average, between early chilhood, children, Young people, adults, elderly people, pregnant mothers, people with disabilities and belonging to indigenous communities.

The Church of San Bernardino

This church began to be built in the year  1618, and was recently declared a National Monument  by the Colombian goverment. It is located in the central park of Bosa. In front of the church there is a rough stone cross where marks the exact place where the three conquistadors met (G.Jiménez de Quesada, S.de Belalcázar and N.de Federmán).