English class Introduction Hi students, how are you? Good morning everyone, welcome to my English class. My name is Miss Heiddy from Pedro Arias Gonzalez School and this year I’m your English Teacher. In this class we going to learn about more vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening and others interesting thig about English Class. I’m so glad to help you learn English by this technological resource, later in another video I will give you more instruction about our class. I hope that you and your family are doing well at home. I can’t wait to meet you and I will see you in the classroom. Thank you very much for watching my video, bye.

Ingapirca / Please read check. Thanks! Ingapirca is the largest and best preserved archaeological site in Ecuador, is located in the province of Cañar 80 km from the city of Cuenca at 3160 meters above sea level, higher than Quito or Cuenca. Ingapirca was an important religious, political, scientific and military place, today it is a unique example of two cultures in one side, when your visit Ingapirca you can learn about the Cañaris and Inca civilizations. This place was built by the Cañaris, the Cañaris lived in these lands for a long time before the Inca came from Peru, The Incas continued to build in the same place because one of the most important Inca got married with the Cañaris princess. They lived together in peace for a long time until the Spanish colonizers arrived and tried to destroy this beautiful place. Ingapirca is a Quichua word that means “Wall of the Inca” the walls of these ruins are amazing, the rocks were cut to perfection and carefully placed one by one so that they fit perfectly without using any type of adherent. For this reason, these walls are very resistant and have resisted the passage of time. One of the most important buildings in Ingapirca is the “Temple of the Sun” is located at the top of the hill and was used as an astronomical observation center, the Indians used it to observe the moon, the sun and to calculate exact dates, for example, to know the dates in which they had to plant and harvest or to celebrate religious festivals such as Inti Raymi. Inti Raymi is a religious ceremony in honor of Pacha Mama for the harvest of the year. I recommend it, because I’m sure you’ll have fun and you’ll know more about our culture. Check my Youtube channel: https://youtu.be/FuyPh8z9k3E

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