Lingua Galega e Literatura: Os meus personaxes favoritos


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Moi bos días, nenas e nenos!


Hoxe propóñovos pensar nos vosos personaxes favoritos dos libros. Por exemplo:
  • Personaxes aos que lle tedes un cariño especial.
  • Personaxes que vos fan rir.
  • Personaxes que admirades polo que din ou fan.
  • Personaxes que vos gustan por como están debuxados.
  • Personaxes que vos gusta debuxar.



Podedes facer un listado cos seus nomes e, tratando de falar en galego, comentar con alguén por que vos gustan. Outra opción é que o escribades e que fagades un debuxo.

Exemplos:


A min gústame moito o pirata Moitabarba, porque me fai moita graza como se soluciona a situación que vive e encántame como está debuxado. É o único protagonista do conto “O pirata Moitabarba”, que está no libro titulado Contos para nenos que dormen deseguida, de Pinto & Chinto, que xa vos presentei noutro post. Kalandraka, a editorial do libro, permítenos ler este conto (tamén “O pozo dos desexos”) pinchando aquí:

https://issuu.com/kalandraka.com/docs/contos-para-nenos-g/11

Podedes tratar de lelo e/ou que volo lean. Agardo que vos guste!

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