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Adult education Hispanic Heritage Month literature circles $5-10
Short Story: Cuquita Brava! Undocumented Flamenco Singer
Cuca's Conundrums Episode Ten: "Cuquita Brava!" Undocumented Flamenco Singer is a short story of how undocumented immigrants managed to survive in America, despite economic, cultural and prejudicial barriers. Undocumented Immigrant, “Cuquita” sings in Dora’s Downtown Los Angeles Vaudeville Show, “Flamenco Follies,” and tries to save Dora from the lecherous clutches of the theater owner and bilingual vaudeville show’s promoter. Dora, unexpectedly, flees to Méjico City, making Cuca scared and sad.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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The Sign in My Father's Hands Poem: Lessons, Worksheet + Answers & More!
This poem explores the life of an immigrant in America. The product includes the following:*A 4 page worksheet that includes vocabulary, pre-reading questions, reading guide questions, extension questions, and more* 2 PowerPoint lessons that accompany the worksheet and include an Aim, Bell Ringer, mindful exercise, mini-lesson, and more.This product intends to have students practice close reading skills to develop a deep understanding of the poem so they can engage in rich discussions about it.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Short Story: Youthful Mamá Undocumented, But Resilient!
Cuca’s Conundrums Episode Seventeen: Youthful Mamá, Undocumented, But Resilient! After Cuca’s Pasadena lawyer employer suddenly forces himself on her, Cuca starts a real romantic relationship with Jesse who is happy to court her. They elope without getting married because she has no legal papers and he doesn’t have permission from his parole officer. On the Advise of Jesse’s aunt, the Notary Public, Andrea Godinez Pontrelli, Cuca enrolls in a new Well Baby Program at the Los Angeles County Hosp
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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We Are All Creator's People, Legal Papers Or Not!
“Welcome Creator’s People! Poetry, ESL Pronunciation & Oral Communication Skills: We Are All Creator's People, Legal Papers or Not!” was written by Norma Landa Flores, M.A. in Multicultural Speech Communication, for teacherspayteachers.com specifically to reach and teach multicultural language arts students through self-tutoring, home schooling and distance learning methods that require minimum teacher assistance, except for role modeling appropriate pronunciation of key words, color coded a
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Her Indigenous East L.A. Veterano Sweetheart's Visit
“Her Indigenous East L.A. Veterano Sweetheart’s Visit” written by Norma Landa Flores for Teacherspayteachers.com, it is an 8 page Multicultural Communication Poem specifically written to encourage classroom discussions that share understanding of other people’s beliefs, values and attitudes about topics that affect us all in our everyday life in the past,the present and the future. Father Sky, Mother Earth and their “once upon a time in East Los Angeles children” share their dreams about the pas
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Short Story: La Upstairs Maid, Indentured, Undocumented & Cute!
Cuca’s Conundrums Episode Sixteen: La Upstairs Maid Indentured, Undocumented & Cute! As the Depression makes it hard to find work, especially for undocumented, limited English speaking people, Cuca is indentured to work as a house maid and nanny for Dora’s old rival, Gloria, who married a rich lawyer in Pasadena. The Lawyer asks Cuca to organize a Mexican banquet for his rich Latino Entertainer Clients. She makes friends with the Mexican cook, chauffeur, his pal, pot-smoking Jesse and her em
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Short Story: A Toast to Cuca's Multicultural Vida in Boyle Heights
Cuca's Conundrums Episode Eleven: A Toast to Cuca's Multicultural Vida in Boyle Heights, is a story about Cuca's cousin, Dora and her friends in the Minervas, Club Femenil of the YWCA, taking their theatrical talents to Méjico City, holding their meetings at Sanborn’s Coffee Shop, where they make a toast to Cuca. Cuca’s Tia invites Dora’s friends and her neighbors to Cuca’s Fourth of July Birthday party. A librarian’s goofy brother teases 13 year old Cuca so, she throws a Piñata at him. Cuca cat
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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