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Bell ringer:Letra lunes 1)Translate the following movie quote to English (ensure to do literal translation not movie quote) 2)In Spanish, what family member do you know you can go in a adventure with? start class by displaying the following slide>>>>> give the students about 5 minutes to work on this on their own, this is practice. then as a class, ask students to share what is the literal translation to english… Do they match? NO… english and spanish have different ways of sentence syntax. Give examples.

Los Aztecas

Learning Objectives TLWBAT: Identify the Aztec as the builders of a great city and righ civilization in what is now Mexico. Locate the Aztec Emprire and its capital on a map. Be able to place the Aztecs in the chonology of American history. Describe several aspects of the Aztec Culture such as: the Game of Ball Gods

Introduction The Aztec tribe lived in ancient Mexico for about 400 years. For the first 200 years, the Aztecs were constantly on the move. No one wanted the Aztecs as neighbors. The Aztecs practiced human sacrifice. They believed that if their gods were not fed, they would not do their jobs. The sun god would not bring up the sun, and everyone would die.

Introduction To keep their gods happy, the Aztecs believed that human sacrifice was necessary. They used people to feed their hungry gods. Some of the people they sacrificed were Aztecs. However, most of the people they sacrificed were captured from neighboring tribes. This did not make them popular with their neighbors. Sooner or later, their neighbors would band together to chase the Aztecs away.

Aztec Empire show students what regions the Aztecs ruled and compare it to modern times Mexico

The Ball Game the following will take you through a interactive website of the ball game using the aztecas as the originator of the game :)

http://www. mesoballgame. org/ballgame/sub_section. php http://www.mesoballgame.org/ballgame/sub_section.php?section=2&sub_section=1

AZTEC GODS

Aztec Gods Religion was extremely important in Aztec life. They worshipped hundreds of gods and goddesses, each of whom ruled one or more human activities or as aspects of nature e.g. sun, rain. They believe that everything in life is controlled by the gods, they bring good things, such as rain to make the crops grow, but also bad things like disease, drought and bad luck.

The Aztecs thought that the power of the gods should be acknowledged and thanks given to them, so as to avoid the catastrophes that their rage could cause. For this reason monuments temples and statues were built, and sacrifices performed as gifts to the gods.

Huitzilopochtli (Hummingbird) oo-eet-see-lopoh-sh-tlee He is the god of war and the rising sun and special guardian of Tenochtitlan. He is the special god of the Aztec people, they believed he brought them success in war. His temple on the main pyramid was the focus of fearsome sacrifices of the prisoners captured by Aztec warriors. Victims’ heads were strung as trophies on a great rack. He is always shown as a warrior. He wears a warrior’s cotton oversuit and carries a shield and a snake of fire. His body and clothes are painted blue.

Quetzalcoatl (Feathered Serpent) coo eh-sal-cooa-tel He is the wind god and also the god of knowledge. He is usually a friend to the people. He has taught them many skills, such as picture writing, art and science. He taught men the calendar and devised ceremonies He is shown with a beard to represent age or an old man. He wears the mask of a serpent and a hat decorated with the feathers of a quetzal bird.

Tlaloc (tla-lowk) Tlaloc is the rain god. He is known as “he who makes things sprout”. The rain he brings allow crops to grow. Tlaloc also controls storms, thunder and lightening. He is shown holding lightening in the form of a snake in one hand. In the other hand he holds an axe which makes thunder-bolts. The jaguar he sometimes has coming from his mouth is the roar of thunder. Tlaloc is always shown with goggle eyes and long teeth. As you approach the end of the ppt. ensure to ask the students questions about this

HOMEWORK IN SPANISH Your task is to create an Aztec god of your own. Remember that they had a god or goddess to represent everything. Describe what it is they represent and this can be more than one thing. Describe what they look like and what the things they hold or wear represent (this should be to do with what they are god/goddess of). Create an illustration of your god/goddess and label each important part. Extension :English Write how you as a GOD would use the ball game to your advantage as a source of expansion and power.