Halloween.

Traces the origin and celebration of Halloween from the ancient Celts and Romans to the present-day collection for UNICEF.

Littlefield Organ Series presents the Halloween Organ Recital October 26, 2013

Concert Program

Transvestite in Halloween parade in Greenwich Village

General note: Title provided by Bettye Lane.

Transvestite participants in Halloween parade

General note: Title provided by Bettye Lane. Digital reproduction

Halloween parade in Greenwich Village

General note: Title provided by Bettye Lane.

Littlefield Organ Series Halloween Organ Concert October 28, 2016

Concert Program

Seasons, Family and Nation in American Horror Story

Arguably, the title of American Horror Story sets out an agenda for the program: this is not just a horror story, but it is a particularly American one. This chapter examines the way that the program uses seasonal celebrations as a way of expressing that national identity, with special emphasis on the importance of family to those celebrations. The particular seasonal celebrations focused on are those of Halloween and Christmas, each of which has associations with the supernatural. However, the use of the supernatural at those seasons is one which is particularly associated with the US, presenting Halloween as a time of supernatural incursion and horror, and of disruption to society and the normal order of things, while Christmas is presented more as a time of unity for the family. Where the supernatural emerges in American Christmas television, it is typically as a force to encourage togetherness and reconciliation, rather than as a dark reminder of the past. While these interpretations of these festivals have been broadcast abroad by American cultural products, not least American television, they have different associations and implications elsewhere, as will be shown. So the particular uses of these festivals is part of what marks American Horror Story out as American, as is the way that the program's narratives have been structured to fit in with US television scheduling. This chapter, then, argues that the structures of the narratives combines with their use of the festivals of Halloween and Christmas in order to enhance the sense of this series as a particularly American horror story.

Proyectos aula-biblioteca: contribuci??n al desarrollo de las competencias b??sicas

Resumen basado en el de la publicaci??n

Storytelling : cosas que no se olvidan... si aprendemos a contarlas

Este libro es fruto del itinerario formativo en ingl??s previsto para el profesorado de educaci??n infantil. Las autoras, coordinadas por la asesora de Lenguas Extranjeras del CPR de Gij??n, participaron en las fases formativas iniciadas en 2005 con un curso intensivo de Lengua inglesa en el CPR de Gij??n y finalizado en el curso de English-in-York en el Reino Unido. En la ??ltima fase de este itinerario formativo han creado estos materiales sobre varias historias inventadas para ser contadas y para ser explotadas pedag??gicamente en infantil y primer ciclo de primaria. Los objetivos de este material son promover el desarrollo de la expresi??n y comprensi??n oral, aprovechar las t??cnicas narrativas para fomentar la creatividad y madurez del alumnado y usar destrezas y t??cnicas variadas desde un enfoque constructivista. Los temas abordados son: 1) Elaboraci??n de unidades did??cticas de ingl??s en educaci??n infantil. 2) Little Pumpkin and the Halloween Party. 3) Whitie's Trip. 4) The Proud Rainbow. En la primera parte se explica el proceso de dise??o, desarrollo y evaluaci??n de una unidad did??ctica. En las dem??s, se incluyen actividades, juegos, rimas, cuentos, canciones y juegos ilustrados y disponibles para su uso escolar.

Compartimos juegos, convivimos juntos

Seleccionado en la convocatoria: Ayudas para desarrollar proyectos de convivencia, Gobierno de Arag??n 2008-09

Nosotros, vosotros, ellos

Participante en la convocatoria: Premios de buenas pr??cticas en materia de convivencia, Gobierno de Arag??n 2009-10

Lectura de temporada.

Seleccionado en la convocatoria: Ayudas a la innovación e investigación educativa en centros docentes de niveles no universitarios, Gobierno de Aragón 2010-11