CONNECT
Cultural diversity is the mix of different customs, traditions, languages, beliefs, and ways of life of people around the world. It’s like a big mosaic, where each piece is unique and special. Everywhere we go, we find different foods, dances, music, and festivals that reflect the richness and beauty of diverse cultures.
This diversity teaches us to respect and value the differences among people. When we get to know and understand other people’s cultures, we can learn new things and become more tolerant and open-minded. Moreover, cultural diversity helps us discover that despite our differences, we all share similar emotions and desires, such as the desire to be loved, respected, and understood.
Therefore, it’s important to celebrate and preserve cultural diversity, as it enriches us as individuals and enriches the world we live in. It’s like having a great treasure full of colors, flavors, and stories that make our lives more interesting and vibrant.
Check out the video “What is cultural diversity?”:
CONTEMPLATE
• Do you know what cultural diversity is?
• List some examples of Brazilian cultures.
ACTIVITY PROPOSAL
RODEO
Rodeo is a traditional and exciting event where cowboys demonstrate their skills riding bulls or horses. Besides the rides, it includes competitions such as calf roping and bronco riding. Competitors face thrilling challenges, being evaluated by judges while trying to stay on the animal for as long as possible. The audience cheers with every move and roots for the participants. More than a competition, rodeo is a celebration of countryside culture and tradition, bringing communities together to share experiences and celebrate their rural roots. It’s an event full of energy and fun, representing an important part of the culture of many regions.
CONSTRUCT
Construct a rodeo with pieces from the LEGO® EDUCATION WeDo 2.0 Technology Kit.
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Watch the video to see how the rodeo works:
ASSEMBLY PROGRAMMING
Make the rodeo move as shown in the video.
1. Create the programming as shown below:
2. Explain to the rest of the class how the rodeo worked.
CONTINUE
Answer the questions and share your responses with your classmates.
Would you program it differently?
Does this assembly use a sensor for movement?
After the construction, store all the materials used.