Topic: field trip

justification

Combine learning with fun and encourage children to go establishing practical

knowledge gained in each of these places.
Help children to enable them through tourism to strengthen the knowledge of
places steeped in history, its functions, so that students can be attracted to
these sites to assess not only in the halls one can educate but also you can
learn out of these know their history, time, social background and as some of
them influenced our culture.
Theoretical frame
This project is aimed at students of this institution in order to demonstrate to
the educational community that is not necessary to be in a classroom to carry
out the teaching act it is necessary to explain the importance of visits to the
site and those historical data as well as the relevancies bring such sites, for
example:
National Zoo:
Founded in 1913 originally located at Villa Spain into a family residence
originally instituted the Sabrera Museum and Zoo.
In 1940 he was transferred to some land imediacion Presindencial House in
Venustiano Carranza Park.

In 1953 I only National Zoo disassociating completely Museum and in

December of that year he was transferred to the Model Farm to where today is
located has 10 acres of land and 208 animals of different species including
lions giraffes , monkeys, tigers, different species of birds, among other animals
more.

Services within the Zoo

The National Zoo offers a culturally-educational approach to the preservation
and conservation of native and exotic animal species. While creativity
workshops available. It also offers a food court and a souvenir shop located
adjacent to the parking lot.

Existing species
The National Zoological Park of El Salvador offers visitors 119 different species
of animals with an amount of 444 copies distributed by species including the
following are mentioned:

Fish: endangered species called "Machorra"

Amphibians: species called "toads warty"
Mammals: African Lion, Bengal Tiger, Jaguar, puma, ocelot, ocelots, zonto Cat,
Grey Fox, Coyotes, Otters, Meerkat, spider monkeys, white-faced monkeys,
macaques. Whitetail deer, domestic sheep, goat Cameroon, Water Buffalo,
Flame, white-lipped boar, tapir, common zebras, Asturcon Pony, Red Kangaroo,
among others.
Reptiles: They include: turtles, lizards, geckos, iguanas, yellow Anaconda,
Masacuata, Boas, Pythons, King Snake, Rattlesnake, Cobra monocelada, Coral,
among others.
Birds: These include: Guaras, Loras, Pericon red throat, guan, Pajuil, ringnecked pheasant, golden pheasant, peacock, indian duck, Tiger Heron, King
zope, Owls, Owls, Halcon necklace, Gavilanes, ostrich among others.

ATLANTIS WATER PARK

Atlantis is located at kilometer 51 of the road to the beach Costa del Sol, in the
department of La Paz, El Salvador, CA 15 minutes from the international
airport. It has great games and entertainment that will make your friends and
family is a good time. Founded in 2004 as an innovative proposal of El Salvador
dedicated to creating unique experiences to travez of innovative attractions
that offer fun and relaxation to its visitors. It has promotional packages for
families and groups of companies in order to offer visitors unparalleled
convenience. Has plenty of slides, raft slides with a navigable river, food court
and rest for adults and children.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE TAZUMAL.

The Tazumal in El Salvador; It is located in the heart of Chalchuapa, in the
department of Santa Ana to eighty kilometers west of the capital. This area is
within the archaeological area of Chalchuapa, whose approximate area is 10

square kilometers and where archaeological sites Pampe, White House, El

Trapiche and Las Victorias are also located. Chalchuapa was a place where the
influence came Copan and Teotihuacan and Toltec influence.
It was considered the largest city of Maya origin.
The origin of its biggest pyramid is Maya Azteca for its architecture.

Structure 1

The structure 1 from the early classic early, considering that in the beginning
the building columns or B1-1d above a basement was built, then a temple
(located on top of a ceremonial platform and behind the existing foundation
built ) and around this three bases each being a cardinal point were
constructed, with the western basement (where the front and the side through
which to enter the temple building columns or B1-1d is); then the space
between was filled structures creating the Great Platform eventually the
pyramid that covered the original temple was built, it was enlarged and
remodeled on a large scale at least three times.
The main building known as B1-1 is actually a complex of structures located on
a semi-rectangular base known as the Great Platform. Construction is to
southeastern Mayan style and made of stone and mud that coated with mud
plaster. It is currently covered with cement (restoration of the 40s). The
building was covered with earth and formed a wooded mound unknown
happened many years.
Construccin system seems to have been concentric, covering a pyramid with
the following, which was well bigger. There are thirteen layers or phases of
construccin.y the latest addition to the pirmide form a ball and water
drainage system; together with the semi-pyramid form a rectangular structure.
Structures and Building Process
Structures that are part of this resort are probably pyramid topped by a temple
(B1-1 to be named as the main structure), two platforms located on the north
side of the Great Platform (which are known as B1-1a and B1-1b), a ball located
in the south and east sides of the platform (this is known as B1-1c), a structure
of columns in the west side of the platform consists of two rooms and an area
Central (This structure is known as building columns and is named as B1-1d);
and an oratory or altar at the middle of the pyramid (its structure is known as
B1-1e).

Structure 2

Beside the B1-1 structure is much smaller B1-2 structure which presents all the
characteristics of being Tolteca. For building the B1-1 1 meter buried structure
but without preventing access to this structure.

National Museum of Anthropology "David J. Guzman"

Located in the San Benito, near the popular Zona Rosa, is a museum that
houses a valuable collection of archaeological pieces from the pre-classical era
(1500 BC-250 AD). It also has relics belonging to the colonial period and the
various elements that have formed the Salvadoran civilization throughout
history.
Also known as MUNA pursues the vision of promoting the approach and
reflection of Salvadorans on their cultural identity through exhibitions, ongoing
research, publications and educational programs in the fields of archeology and
anthropology serving testimony of the social processes that have as in El
Salvador.

The museum has five permanent exhibition halls and a temporary room in
which the history of our country is presented. They contain three different
cultural periods: pre-Hispanic, colonial and contemporary. Each is differentiated
by the brown, yellow and green colors respectively.

Introductory room
It is where explanations of concepts such as anthropology, archeology and
other defining the routes that expose different facets of the human past,
present and future projections are made.

As part of the visit, you will meet small characters like Jorge reviews Lard
(1891-1928), Atilio Peccorini (1887-1949), Ephrain George Squier (1821-1888),
Alejandro Dagoberto Marroqun (1911-1977), Maria Baratta ( 1890-1979) and
Pedro Geoffroy Rivas (1908-1979) who influenced the processes that
consolidated the anthropology and archeology of the country.
In this introductory course you will see the sculpture of the god Xipe Totec
known as "our flayed Lord" (1200 AD-1530 D-C), which says that in ancient
times it was covered with the skins of human victims symbolized the fields

covered with a blanket of vegetation when winter began. This is evidence of

the Pipil culture of El Salvador, in the area of Chalchuapa, Department of Santa
Ana.

Room Human Settlements

It contains the historical background of the first settlements that existed in El
Salvador, its location as such today too.
Besides the evidence presented different appearance, development,
organization and social stratification of the Hispanic cultures. The arrival of the
Spanish conquest and the process suffered by the country, as well as social,
cultural and economic changes that took place, ending with a look of San
Salvador in the early SXX is also reported.

Chamber of Agriculture
Here you can see fragments of plaster casts findings fruits, leaves, seeds left
after the eruption of Loma Caldera, which is now known as Joya de Ceren, in
pre-Columbian times. You will also learn about different farming techniques and
instruments employed in the country over time, diet and major agricultural
product defined as follows:

- Colonial Period: the main products that were exploited by the Spaniards who
were cocoa, indigo and balsam shown.

- Contemporary Period: the techniques used are reflected in agriculture, the

importance of corn and other crops such as coffee, cotton and sisal.

Religion Room
Mainly presents the worldview that indigenous had about their gods and
mysticism of sacrifice and death. You can learn about the mythical beings of
the Popol Vuh as Tezcatlipoca, Quetzalcoatl, Tlaloc, and the prehispanic
Chalchiutlicue entity that had a sacred character: The Jaguar.

Notably, the iconic Jaguar Disco carved stone figure relacioanda to water
sources and characterized by the power conferred its "bestiality" and fertility of
the land.

Also, be impressed with stunning ceramic incense burners from Cihuatn or

also the beautiful collection of jade that were part of the Indian trade.

As part of the room you will find the introduction of Catholicism and its various
manifestations through practices that were derived from the syncretism of
indigenous and Catholic beliefs. Also it is seen as part of the contemporary era,
the presentation of the diversity of religions and religious freedom arising from
religious tolerance that exists in our country.
Pre-Columbian America Hall
It presents some of the pre-Columbian cultures of three major cultural areas:
South America, Central America and North America. All the components of the
sample are composed of replicas donated by Mexico and the United States.
This room is currently undergoing renovation.

As part of the journey every visitor can approach the Philatelic Chamber
exposes a Variety of stamps, among other activities that complement the
Temporary Roo

Acknowledgments.

Thank God Almighty, Mary Help of Christians and St. John Bosco, for
allowing us to end our school year already:
Our family for their support and understanding provided for the
development of the Expo 2015 project.
To all those who in one way or another contributed to the successful
conclusion of this project.
Technical Institute Alumni Salesians for having technical, academic and
spiritually formed.
Our consultant (a): Lic. Ana Marcela Flores for their guidance, dedication
and support of our project.

Objectives.
General:
Introduce the different places you can visit on a family trip and the
importance of these places in society.

specific:
Identify the historical significance of the places we visit family.
Differentiate places that represent an educational content that we
provide a recreational contained within society

SABURO Hirao
The Saburo Hirao, is a healthy recreation park in the middle of nature,
with more than 75 different species of trees and woody vegetation is
ideal for fresh hot days. "The interpretive trail" in a park area of green
areas, tables break, straw huts and a movable bridge, ideal for a family
picnic area.
For children the recreational games are the order of slides, castles, tower
wind and water, small mazes, a cable car and many more games that
children will enjoy big.
In the Ecoparque Saburo Hirao they can encontran plants native to El
Salvador as cocoa, avocado, olive and exotic plants from other countries,
such as the mango tree fire flame forest, bamboo, coffee and others that
have adapted to our tropical climate.
You can also find a variety of birds like Torogoces, talapos, owls,
woodpeckers or chejes, white-winged doves; as well as squirrels,
tacuacines, spotted skunks, cotuzas and countless insects and spiders.
Natural History Museum of El Salvador.
Saburo Hirao Park also houses the Museum of Natural History in El
Salvador which is divided into three rooms: Geology, Paleontology and
Biology. In these halls collections of rocks and minerals, paleontology,
Mammalogy, Ornithology, Herpetology, Malacologa and Botany are
presented.
The Museum offers lectures concerning its contents, a free guides inside
the museum and interpretive trails in the park are also mounted
exhibitions and the museum has the services of a specialized library and
a cafeteria.
Tranquility, healthy recreation, interact with nature in a familiar and safe
environment, you'll find in the Eco Park Saburo Hirao San Salvador.
BOTANICAL GARDEN
Its aims and objectives are based on the tradition that had the private
garden that originated it; taking into account conservation concepts that
underpin most botanical gardens in the world, to defend the integrity of
the flora and fauna in the garden and woods that has under its

protection; and thereby implement educational, scientific and practical

programs.
Receives no subsidies or government assistance or donations from
entities outside of El Salvador; staying with contributions by: Access to
the park, memberships, courses gardening, maintenance of gardens and
plant sale.
It is administered by the La Laguna Botanical Garden Association; legally
constituted in 1976 as a non-profit, non-religious private, apolitical. Its
new statutes and executive agreement No.111, were approved and
published in the Official Gazette No. 122, Volume 360 on July 3, 2003.
SUMMARY
National Zoo:
Founded in 1913 originally located at Villa Spain into a family residence
originally instituted the Sabrera Museum and Zoo.
In 1940 he was transferred to some land imediacion Presindencial House
in Venustiano Carranza Park.
In 1953 the National Zoo just think completely disassociating the
museum and in December of that year he was transferred to the Model
Farm to where today this located
It has 10 acres of land and 208 animals of different species including:
giraffes lions, monkeys, tigers, different species of birds, among other
animals more.
ATLANTIS WATER PARK
Founded in 2004 as an innovative proposal of El Salvador located in the
department of La Paz on the Salvadoran coast.
Dedicated to creating unique experiences to travez of innovative
attractions that offer fun and relaxation to its visitors.
It has one endless slides, raft slides with a navigable river, food court
and rest for adults and children.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE TAZUMAL.
Located in the department of Santa Ana in the muncipio Chalchuapa, has
10 km2 of land, the story tells us that was populated by Pokomanes who
were recognized for making pottery, the famous polychrome ceramics
based mud red and black.
It was considered the largest city of Maya origin.
The origin of its biggest pyramid is Maya Azteca for its architecture.

REFERENCES
References
Administration of the National Zoo El Salvador general information
from the National Zoo.
Administration of the National Zoo El Salvador (2010). Existing
inventory of animals.
Shinya, Kato (2005). CONCULTURA, ed. Project for Research and
Restoration of Structure B1-2 in the Tazumal. El Salvador. | Author = y |
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Cbar Bello-Suazo, Gregorio. Archaeology of El Salvador. El Salvador:
Mexican Archaeology
Address Av. The Revolution against International Trade and Convention
Center, CIFCO, Col. San Benito.
503 San Salvador
www.cultura.com.sv/muna
Address: Final Calle Los Viveros, Cologne Nicaragua, San Salvador.
Information: https://elsalvadorenelmundo.com
La Laguna Botanical Garden Association. Industrial Construction Plan de
La Laguna,
Antiguo Cuscatlan, La Libertad. El Salvador. Central America. PO Box
1197 CG.
PBX: (503) 2243-2012; (503) 2243-2013 E-mail:
jardinbotanico@jardinbotanico.org.sv
Information: http://www.jardinbotanico.org.sv/