Cuentos de Disney. Alicia (VII)

Materiales para trabajar el cuento de Alicia. Recortables

Cuentos de Disney. Alicia (VI)

Materiales para trabajar el cuento de Alicia. Imágenes

Cuentos de Disney. Alicia (V)

Materiales para trabajar el cuento de Alicia. Disfraces

Cuentos de Disney. Alicia (IV)

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

The Queen of Hearts - nursery rhyme- Capítulo XI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S4W15GxudU

Film Review: Alice in Wonderland -(BBC)

http://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/newsid_8530000/newsid_8534500/8534548.stm

Alice in Wonderland (1903)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeIXfdogJbA

The Entire Alice and Wonderland Story in One Tattoo
http://www.neatorama.com/2010/02/25/the-entire-alice-and-wonderland-story-in-one-tattoo/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed:+Neatorama+(Neatorama)

Wired for Books: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland – una versión auditiva

http://www.wiredforbooks.org/alice/

Alice in Wonderland – una animación corta

http://feelgoodanyway.com/work/JOTTO_alice/

Lenny's Alice in Wonderland Site

http://www.alice-in-wonderland.net/
Sitio de la red donde encontramos los libros originales de Alicia, las ilustraciones de John Tenniel, una guía de estudio, cuestiones poco usuales de Carroll y sus libros, además de un foro de discusión, clips de las animaciones de Disney y diferentes libros en PDF.

Alice in Wonderland - An Interactive Adventure

http://www.ruthannzaroff.com/wonderland/

Actividades con Alice y sus amigos, tanto interactivas como para imprimir.

Turning the Pages, the British Library

http://www.bl.uk/onlinegallery/ttp/ttpbooks.html

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Wikipedia)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice%27s_Adventures_in_Wonderland

Información del libro y su autor.

White Rabbit de Jefferson Airplane

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HmJQyS8QVw


PELÍCULAS
Film Review: Alice in Wonderland -(BBC) http://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/newsid_8530000/newsid_8534500/8534548.stm

Alice in Wonderland: Official Trailer #2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMiCJefpn9Q&feature=channel

COLOREA A “ALICIA EN EL PAÍS DE LAS MARAVILLAS”

http://www.juegosdevestirdivertidos.com/juegos_de_vestir/juegos-de-colorear-colorea-a-alicia-en-el-pais-de-las-maravillas/

Calendario 2011 Alicia en el pais de las maravillas en ingles (Jpg). Calendario del 2011 en ingles de la famosa película de “Alicia en el pais de las maravillas” de Tim Burton.

http://pordescargadirecta.com/recursos-de-diseno/calendario-2011-alicia-en-el-pais-de-las-maravillas-en-ingles-jpg-169982/

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland -By Lewis Carroll

http://www.cstone.net/library/alice/aliceinwonderland.html

La obra "Alicia en el país de las maravillas" con ilustraciones. Este enlace lleva a la página principal con el índice de los 12 capítulos.

Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures Under Ground. Lewis Carroll ( British Library)

http://www.bl.uk/onlinegallery/ttp/alice/accessible/introduction.html

Un contenido para el aprendizaje de inglés (niveles avanzados). Se trata de un libro manuscrito de “Las Aventuras de Alicia bajo tierra”, de Lewis Carroll, que se puede visitar pasando las páginas una a una ( puedes utilizar el zoom para ver más de cerca los dibujos). Como es difícil leerlo en la pantalla del ordenador ponen a tu disposición el texto en inglés mecanografiado. Además puedes escuchar las explicaciones (también en inglés).

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

http://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/c/carroll/lewis/alice/

En inglés, una versión original y gratuita, muy cómoda de leer.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rgs/alice-table.html

Texto original de la obra que se encuentra dentro del proyecto Gutemberg

Lenny's Alice in Wonderland

http://www.alice-in-wonderland.net/

Muy interesante página en inglés donde podemos encontrar información general, dibujos, textos, analisis de la obra, disfraces, historias originales, etc. 

Cuentos de Disney. Alicia (II)

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. (1865). Lewis Carroll.

Once upon a time a little girl named Alice was having a picnic on the river bank with her big sister. It was a lovely sunny day and Alice decided to have a rest under the shade of a big tree.

All of a sudden a white rabbit running past startled Alice. The rabbit was wearing a waistcoat and holding a pocket watch “Oh my word I’m late” said the rabbit before running down a rabbit hole. “How curious” thought Alice and decided to follow him.

At the bottom of the rabbit hole Alice found herself in a hall of doors. She looked around and saw a table with a tiny key to the smallest door in the room. “Well how am I supposed to fit through there?” said Alice. She looked back at the table and saw a bottle with a label that said “Drink me” and a cake that said “eat me”.

“Well there’s nowhere else to go” thought Alice and she decided to take a sip of the “Drink me” bottle. “Oooo” shrieked Alice as she shrank down to the size of a mouse. “Well that’s better but now I can’t reach the key!” She took a tiny bite of the “Eat me” cake and grew to the size of a house. “Oh no I’ll never get through the door” sobbed Alice.

Alice’s tears began to flood the hallway. “Oh my!” said Alice as she quickly took another sip of the “Drink me” bottle. Sure enough Alice shrank and as she started to swim through the river of tears she was joined by lots of animals that had all been swept away by her tears.

Eventually they all washed up on shore and as Alice started to dry herself off she saw the white rabbit run past shouting “I’m late, oh my, I’m late!” “Oh Mr. Rabbit please wait for me!” shouted Alice as she hurried to catch him up.

Alice followed the rabbit to a little cottage in the woods. “Well how curious, this must be where the rabbit lives.” Alice said to herself. “Well I can’t see him. Maybe he’s inside.” Alice entered the cottage but there was no sign of the rabbit. Just then she felt a rumble in her tummy as she started to grow again.

Alice grew and grew until she filled the whole house. All the animals crowded round to stare at her and they started to throw rocks through the windows. “Oh my, what shall I do now?” throught Alice and as she looked she saw the rocks turning into little cakes “Oh wwell, what’s the worse that can happen” she said as she took a bite.

Once again Alice shrank, but this time she was so tiny the flowers looked like trees. “Well I might as well try to find the rabbit” she thought and as she wandered through the garden she stumbled on a caterpillar sat on a mushroom. “Oh please Mr. Caterpillar can you help me get back to my normal size?” she asked.

Cuentos de Disney. Alicia (III)

ALL ABOUT ALICE

For Christmas 1864, Charles Dodgson gave Alice Liddell a handwritten story, with his own drawings, called 'Alice's Adventures Underground'. The version with which most of us are familiar - 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland', illustrated by Sir John Tenniel - was published a year later. The Wonderland title was suggested by Dean Liddell, Alice's father, whom classical scholars will recognise as co-author of the Greek Lexicon 'Liddell and Scott'.

Dodgson had hoped to use his own illustrations for the printed version, but Ruskin (who was also Alice's drawing master) told him that they showed insufficient talent to warrant spending the time to improve them. Ruskin appears in the book as 'an old conger eel that used to come once a week' to teach 'drawing, stretching and fainting in coils.'

It was agreed with Tenniel that his drawings should not resemble the real Alice, whose hair was short and dark. Photographs and a portrait by Dodgson show an intelligent, serious little girl with deep-set eyes and a heart-shaped chin, quite different from the popular image. Tenniel caricatured himself in the White Knight.

As for the original manuscript, Alice sold it to raise death duties when she was widowed in 1928. It went to an American dealer for £15,400. Now, however, it is in the British Museum, having been presented to us in 1948 by the Americans 'as the slightest token of recognition for the fact that (you) held off Hitler while we got ready for the war.' A facsimile edition is now available, published by Michael Joseph.

There is a story that Queen Victoria liked 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' so much that she wrote to ask Dodgson to send her a copy of his next book. Soon afterwards she received a Treatise on Determinants. Delightful though this story is, Dodgson denied it hotly, and wrote that it was "utterly false in every particular; nothing even resembling it has occurred".

It is easy to imagine how much Alice would have enjoyed Dodgson's bizarre distortions of events and characters in her own life, and as the daughter of a lexicographer, she must have shared the author's delight in word play. Much of the background to the book is explained in 'Alice's Adventures in Oxford' by Mavis Batey (Pitkin Pictorials).

Cuentos de Disney. Alicia I

Materiales sobre cuentos de Disney

Alicia en el país de las maravillas (I)

Alicia. Texto e ilustraciones en color. Documento en powerpoint. ENLACE.

Alicia. Texto e ilustraciones en blanco y negro, para colorear. Documento en powerpoint. ENLACE.

Actividad 1. Sopa de letras 1. ENLACE.

Actividad 2. Sopa de letras 2. ENLACE.

Actividad 3. Sumas. ENLACE.

Actividad 4. Adivina la palabra. ENLACE.

Actividad 5. Test. ENLACE.

Actividad 6. Test de lectura. ENLACE.

Actividad 7. Guía de lectura. ENLACE.

Actividad 8. Test sobre poema de L. Carrol. ENLACE.

Documento. Juego de cartas 1  ENLACE. Juego de cartas 2. ENLACE.