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Provided by: CyclingAtlas |Published on: April 27, 2021
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Synopsis
This subtitled video showcases a bicycle recycling project called Maya Pedal, which is based in Guatemala and uses old bicycle parts to perform other tasks, such as grinding corn or blending aloe.
Students will see how Maya Pedal repurposes the old bicycle parts into fuel-free mechanical devices.
The video is spoken in Spanish with English subtitles.
This innovative recycling project makes use of discarded bicycle parts while providing people with a fuel-free machine that increases productivity.
The video description provides more information about Maya Pedal.
Additional Prerequisites
The video is in Spanish with English subtitles.
Ads may play before the video.
The link to Worldwide Cycling Atlas in the video description does not work.
Differentiation
Students could watch this video in a Spanish language class to practice vocabulary related to nature and climate change and to practice receptive listening skills.
Students could plan a recycling project to take commonly discarded objects and use them to make something useful for the community.
