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Espacio de intercambio luego de la lectura del fragmento Cuento Tradicional Hansel y Gretel — Transcript

by Valeria Donato · 1,781 words · 292 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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0:13While I was reading the story, I saw
0:16some little faces looking like, like
0:23scared, expectant.
0:26That’s how the fable went. Thank you
0:29very much. What’s that?
0:34It seemed to me that some parts scared
0:37you a little here.
0:38No, no,
0:40I was scared.
0:41Oh, me too. Which part scared you?
0:44When the witch was crawling.
0:48She was scared when the witch appeared
0:50and crawled. Let's talk one by one.
0:57Let's talk one by one. You were scared
1:00at the part where she appears and
1:03there's another little part to sit.
1:06There's another little part that gave
1:08you a feeling of no. No,
1:15when the dad was alone and when of Oh,
1:24there are several parts later with
1:28I liked the part when the the the the
1:34wife of
1:37Yes, the woodcutter's wife, the wife
1:41told him that I tell her things because
1:45even though she wanted to make them and
1:50also the part when the the witch was
1:58crawling, nothing scared me at all.
2:04Eh, you weren't scared, but you
2:05highlighted a part about the woodcutter
2:07thing. I didn't finish watching. Let's
2:11see, wait a little bit because Sergio
2:12wants to talk. Sit down, let's listen,
2:16the children's mom was the same as the
2:18witch. Well, it's just that the mom is
2:21the witch. That's why the mom pretended
2:24to be a witch who had a house full of
2:27cakes to make.
2:30Sergio, Sergio says, and I also heard
2:33over here that he thinks that the
2:35mother is, well,
2:38the witch. What evidence do you have to
2:40think that's the case?
2:43Because because she always scolded the
2:47kids and wanted to cook them, and the
2:51mom wanted to send them to get food and
2:55the witch wanted to cook them.
3:00You mean in this passage that we can
3:03hear. I’ll say for this passage where
3:07it says, "Early tomorrow morning we
3:08will take the children to the darkest
3:10part of the woods. We will make a fire
3:14and give each of them a piece of bread,
3:16and then we will go to work and leave
3:18them there alone. They won't be able to
3:21find their way back home and we'll get
3:23rid of them."
3:24And the witch didn't want to cook.
3:27Oh, you. Look at what Alfonso says.
3:29Look, you,
3:31that I say that she is the witch
3:36because, let's see, how was it, because
3:39the witch maybe was the mom because she
3:41wanted to cook them and that way they
3:44wouldn't go to the house anymore. Aha.
3:49It has like a...
3:52Let's see, why do you have? that maybe
3:56they are witch and they thought she was
4:01a little old lady. Uh, but the witch
4:08traps the mom and then he said I will
4:15feed him to fatten him up and I will
4:19cook him.
4:21Aha. That might lead one to think it
4:24could be, but the text says that the
4:26wife
4:27No, but she thinks I said it.
4:29She thinks
4:33wait, wait, there's a paragraph, guys,
4:36that gives me a feeling of fear. Let's
4:39see what causes it, can I read it?
4:43Hansel and Gretel sat near the fire and
4:45at noon they ate their little piece of
4:47bread. Ah, all the time they could hear
4:51the sound of an axe. So they thought
4:54their father wasn't far, but the noise
4:56didn't come from an axe. It was a
5:01branch that their father had tied to a
5:03tree and the wind moved it back and
5:06forth. It
5:13What? Then if if he heard he wouldn't
5:22be
5:26it makes you think that it makes you
5:28think like they were they were far away
5:32let's see at the same time. Look
5:38because it's like
5:40ah. But that little noise is what they
5:43believed.
5:44But when it's loud because it's close.
5:46Aha. You Mariano, what do you want to
5:48say?
5:53Tomy when it
6:00the part where they crossed the river.
6:03That part is very nice. You're right.
6:06It gave me an idea of tranquility and
6:08there is another idea that gives me
6:10tranquility. Do you know which part?
6:15When it says near noon they saw a
6:17beautiful bird as white as snow,
6:20perched on a tree branch singing so
6:22sweetly that the children almost forgot
6:25they were hungry and stopped to listen
6:27to it.
6:31What are you saying?
6:32It wanted candy.
6:34Why does that make you think that?
6:36Because
6:37because it says that they forgot that
6:40that
6:43they forgot what to forget
6:46the bird.
6:47It's the bird that says
6:48the white bird. And later when it comes
6:55next.
6:57But why does it give me tranquility? It
7:00moves to like everything is solved here
7:03.
7:03It's because the father didn't want to.
7:07The witch's little bird the witch asked
7:12the little bird to read and they but
7:19how did you realize that
7:23because the bird because the bird sold
7:27in order to bring lunch.
7:31Does the text say that?
7:33no but there are clues.
7:34There are clues. He thinks well. What
7:37what did you think, the bird could be a
7:39bird like more white.
7:42Well, it says it was a bird uh as white
7:45as snow. A beautiful bird.
7:48It could be made of plate. I think the
7:52bird said the to
7:56No, I can't talk to birds.
8:00What were you saying, Alfonso? Uh, the
8:03witch tells the bird, uh, to sing, to
8:07sing, to listen,
8:11Let him sing and then bring him, take
8:13him, have them take him to the witch's
8:15house. That's why, that's why they
8:18perceived it.
8:20You're saying there's a deception there
8:21on the part of the witch. Yes, there's
8:24a bird led to the hospital to eat this
8:33is lunch because the
8:35so that the kids become his lunch.
8:38Story, because the bird took him to the
8:41witch's house. He led them somewhat
8:43deceived, I mean. But just a little bit
8:46. Did you see that in this story, Abril
8:48and Martina, did you notice that there
8:50are many deceptions in this story?
8:53No, because
8:57they followed the bird, but they found
9:00the house because the bird didn't go to
9:03the house, he went to the house and
9:06flew over there. Look, Camila says, she
9:09doesn't see it as one. She says, "The
9:11bird spread its wings and left." And
9:13the children followed the bird to a
9:15little house. That makes you think. But
9:18not me
9:20that the witch's little house.
9:24Well, um, there are other deceptions
9:27here.
9:29There are other deceptions. Hansel also
9:31manages to deceive the witch. Uh,
9:35Gretel also deceives the witch. The
9:39witch deceives the kids.
9:46The woodcutter's wife.
9:48The woodcutter.
9:50The woodcutter. Listen.
9:53Now, when the parents deceive Hansel
9:54and Gretel. Hansel and Gretel, did you
9:57notice the deception?
9:58Yes. No,
10:01let's see, look, I'm going to read you
10:03a paragraph. Look, uh,
10:05listen, rather,
10:08Hansel and Gretel were so hungry they
10:10couldn't sleep, so they heard
10:12everything the woman said.
10:15Yes.
10:17When did they notice, because they were
10:19in the house and heard everything that
10:22the dad, I mean, the mom said? And when
10:27did we notice that the parents were
10:29deceiving the kids?
10:31When they said everything, everything
10:34about taking them to the woods, from
10:37the woods from the woods.
10:44Yes. And now when the witch, when the
10:47witch deceives the children, when did
10:49Hansel and Gretel realize that this
10:52witch was a dangerous old woman? A
10:55witch when she wanted to cook the boy,
11:00when you added what Alfonso says.
11:11You're saying when she took him to cook
11:14Hansel.
11:17No, wait, wait, we are talking about
11:19the deceptions. Yeah, he says Hansel
11:22and Gretel realized it when she took
11:25him to the stable and when she says, "
11:27Suddenly the door opened." Listen girls
11:32to this part, and an old, hunched woman
11:34came out as if crawling and Hansel and
11:40Gretel were so scared that they dropped
11:43the sweets. The old woman, you see. The
11:47old woman shook her head and said, "
11:49Dear children, how did you get here?
11:53Come into my house, stay with me, you
11:56will enjoy it." That was when they
12:00realized that this person was...
12:03No,
12:03no. When she was about to cook
12:07she wanted to cook him,
12:08it didn't seem
12:10when she cooked that they were not
12:13going to be cooked
12:16they thought they were not going to and
12:20were going to live in that house, but
12:22they didn't live for long.
12:25Did you hear what Camila said? What do
12:28you think about that?
12:30She says no because she thought she was
12:32going to feed us. And when did you guys
12:35realize that this little lady was one?
12:38When she picked him up like that, when
12:43one how
12:44when she was about to cook
12:48when she was about to cook him
12:50When the next day the witch woke Hansel
12:52up, she grabbed him with her wrinkled
12:54hand and took him to a small stable
12:56where she locked him up. Then, behind
12:59the door and the window there were bars
13:01. After the bed until waking her up.
13:05Ma'am, an old lady wouldn't do that.
13:08The witch
13:10an old lady, says Micaela, wouldn't do
13:13that.
13:14And a mother wouldn't take them to the
13:16middle of the forest either. Ah,
13:24yes.
13:25She told him to show her his finger and
13:27he grabbed a little bone and showed it
13:30to her there. Ah, the little bone of
13:33And the witch and the witch didn't
13:36notice.
13:38The witch didn't notice, says Agustina,
13:40the trick
13:41because she was nearsighted.
13:43Ah, and we noticed that trick.
13:46Yes, yes, yes. But did you see, Agustin
13:49, Mariano, how curious this is, that
13:53sometimes things happen to characters,
13:56they don't realize it and we who are
14:00reading, listening to the story, do.
14:05Why does that happen in stories?
14:07Because of the authors.
14:08Because of the authors. What do the
14:10authors do? Let's see, a clue. They
14:13give you clues, she says.
14:17Let's see, for example, a clue so that
14:20we realize that this was a witch and
14:23not a nice little old lady, like she
14:26says.
14:27Let's see, in what part?
14:28There are good witches and bad witches.
14:31Ah, but this one.
14:35And at what moment did you guys realize
14:37that this witch was? when she locked
14:39him in the basement.
14:40Her when she locks him in the basement.
14:42Yes. I
14:44I wanted to stick with what many of you
14:47said, that sometimes we realize it
14:49ourselves. Um, teacher, I had, I didn't
14:54finish the thought. Some, um, some
14:57characters have things happen to them
14:59and they don't realize it. We do,
15:05because of the author.
15:07because the author has a way of writing
15:09that makes us realize, but the
15:11characters,

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