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Free latino and hispanic studies handouts
FREE Morning Work, Dia de Los Muertos Coloring Pages | Day of the Dead
Are you looking for funny coloring pages for anyone who celebrates the Mexican Day of the Dead holiday?30 coloring pages are included with a variety of Da de Muerto symbols and scenes, such as: "La Catrina with flowers", "La Catrina in a graveyard", "Mariachis", candles, and Candy Skulls.You will receive A ZIP folder that includes:A PDF File (8.5 x 11 in)30 JPEG (8.5 x 11 in)Resolution: 300 DPI.Have fun and enjoy!Click HERE to Download one FREE set!Click HERE to follow my store!
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K - 1st
Country Research Report
This printable helps students learn more about a country. I used it in my classroom for a project on South America where students picked a country to research. It would work for other regions of the world too!
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5th - 7th
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Day of the Dead Blank Ofrenda Paper Candle
One page activity to make beautiful, colorful paper candles for your ofrenda (altar) for Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). All you need is something to color with, scissors and a glue stick. This activity allows your students to draw whatever they would like to decorate their candle, but look for my bundle if you would like some that have ready to color Dia de los Muertos images!
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2nd - 12th
Also included in: Day of the Dead Paper Ofrenda Candle Bundle
El mundo hispanohablante - Spanish-Speaking Countries Map Activity
Students will label Spanish-speaking countries on a map and list their capitals in this printable map activity.Key words: World map, Spanish-speaking countries, geography, el mundo hispanohablante, printable, no prep
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6th - 10th
Puerto Rico: Brief History & Fun Facts Informational
A simple but insightful informational on Puerto Rican history and culture. Use to decorate a bulletin board, provide background information or modify for a lesson.I use this informational brochure during a field trip to Puerto Rico to give students a brief understanding of the Island's history and culture.
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6th - 12th
FREE - Coloring pages; Women's History; Latin American Women Leaders
This is a FREE resource. These are coloring sheets with short biographies of influential women. If you are interested in the full No-Prep lesson for Influential Latin American Women with activity - please click here. I also have various lessons and activities centering on people of color in my store.
Grades:
4th - 12th
"Stand and Deliver" Worksheet (Double-sided)
This worksheet is designed to accompany the viewing of the movie Stand and Deliver. It aims to guide students in analyzing the film through various lenses, including social inequality, leadership and authority, racial dynamics, conflict theory, functionalism, and labeling theory. As students watch the movie, they will note important scenes and/or quotes.This is not an easy worksheet and applies critical and analytical thinking skills.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Skull Color by Number, Calavera, Day of the Dead, Día de los muertos
Skull (Calavera) Coloring By Number Sheet for Day of the Dead. It has "Day of the Dead" written in English on it and a simple coloring key with color names written in English. Low-prep resource for teaching about Day of the Dead, early finisher work, or an art project for your students.Format: PDF - Download and print!There are other coloring sheet designs and Day of the Dead resources available in my shop!Time Saving Sheets products are high quality, low prep teaching resources in Spanish and E
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K - 6th
South America Writing & Drawing Activities
Looking for a fun activity as an extension to your South America unit study? This resource includes three activities to help students reflect on what they learned. These activities are great for students to reflect/ reinforce what they learned or can be an introduction to a unit, by having students demonstrate what they know. Activity 1: Students draw a costume for Carnival in Brazil. Once they are done drawing and coloring their costume, students will write about what they drew on the lines pro
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6th - 8th
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Latino Immigration to USA - Bilingual lesson plan & documentary
As part of my commitment to social justice and education (and with permission from the producer Professor Zubiaurre), I would like to share the documentary “Aguilas” . This short film raises awareness about the death of migrants in the borderlands and the humanitarian work of a group called “Aguilas del desierto” to recover the remains. This bilingual lesson plan includes few questions and optional activities to accompany the documentary. Please feel free to share this resource to your collea
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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South America Geography Project: Create an annotated 3D map
South America Geography Project: Printable guideGet this printable project guide complete with essential facts, maps and instructions. You and your students will discover the majesty of the Andes mountain chain, the Amazon River and the Amazon Jungle. Young learners should be able to create an annotated 3D map of South America detailing the location of the Andes, the Amazon River and the Amazon Jungle. To incite their creativity, there are ten fun facts listed for each geographical feature and a
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4th - 8th
Simón Bolívar Primary Source Analysis - War Decree - 1813
Students will be able to analyze the writings of Simon Bolivar as they relate to the Latin American Revolutions and the overall theme of Revolution. Students will demonstrate content mastery by answer analysis questions and completing a writing prompt. An extension activity is included to add depth of knowledge.
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7th - 10th
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MEXICO - TOP 10 INTERESTING FACTS
A short article ( 1 page only ) describing the most prominent facts about Mexico.Obviously this could be used for Hispanic heritange month and Cinco de Mayo, but due to the linguistic simplicity , it's a good resource for ESL and/or EFL .More resources on Mexico:State capitals match-up quizCinco de Mayo - fill in the blanks exerciseThe day of the Dead - fill in the blanks
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Not Grade Specific
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"Black in Latin America with Henry Louis Gates Jr" Brazil Doc Activity + Assess.
This includes viewing questions and a creative assessment about the documentary series "Black in Latin America with Henry Louis Gates Jr." The viewing questions are about the episode about Brazil. The assessment has the students choose a second episode and compare that country to both the United States and Brazil.You will need to purchase or access the documentary to use this resource.This was used in a high school Sociology class, but could be used in any course exploring themes of colonizati
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9th - 12th
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Juan Garrido -The Black Conquistador
Reading on Juan Garrido, the Black Conquistador who traveled with Hernan Cortes. Includes multiple choice, short answer and open ended response questions. Item is a word document so you can edit to meet your student's needs.
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9th - 12th
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Clap When You Land by Elizabeth Acevedo Final Essay Exam
This is a Word document that outlines a possible final exam after a novel study of Elizabeth Acevedo's Clap When You Land. It has 8 possible essay prompts and directs students to choose one under each of the thematic headings entitled "Sisterhood," "Grief and Loss," and "Misogyny and Discrimination."
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9th - 12th
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Intro to Latin America: Geography and the Basics Guided Note Sheet
Use this guided note sheet to help students simplify and organize notes. Guided note sheets are especially useful for students who struggle with organization and/or students who are special needs. This guided note sheet can be used in conjunction with the presentation on Geography and the Basics. It is also uploaded via google drive and can be edited at the teacher's discretion!
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8th - 12th
Also included in: Intro to Latin America: Geography and the Basics Notes Bundle
Chavela Blows a Bubble Book Activity Sheets
For Hispanic Heritage Month each fall I read the story of Chavela Blows a Bubble to my kindergartners. This year, I made these handouts on Canva for my students to use to accompany our reading of this story.
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
The Colonization of Puerto Rico: A Snapshot
This is a snapshot of a longer unit study to come on the colonization of Puerto Rico from the Taino people to the Spanish American War.
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Not Grade Specific
Dia de Muertos FREEBIE
Mexican Holiday: Dia de Muertos (Day of the Dead) Coloring Skull Mask
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K - 3rd
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South America Video + Notes
This document contains fill in the blank video notes for the Discovery network video over South AmericaVideo Link: https://youtu.be/1Ra1D58EGak(Link is also copied at the bottom of the 2nd page of the document)
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4th - 8th
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El Alamo (in spanish)
Also check out other resources on this topic and others on youtube channel “teaching juntos”. Intro video: https://youtu.be/-JTScW5ynEUWestward expansion: https://youtu.be/YmBd3egASBQMexico vs U.S.: https://youtu.be/aQsG9_0n0bs
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4th - 12th
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Venezuela Spanish worksheet
Spanish reading with questions to introduce Venezuela, Hugo Chavez and why it's a divided country. Simple Spanish sentences for mid level readers, heritage speakers, or can be adapted for early/beginner Spanish speakers!*Part of a unit on Venezuela, Hugo Chavez
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8th - 12th
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