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Latino and hispanic studies handout microsofts
Mesoamerican Mythology
I teach a World Mythology course in which I have about a week or so for each pantheon, so I really cut to the nitty gritty of the beliefs and ideals. This is in no way an exhaustive study of Pre-colonial Mesoamerica, Mesoamerican Culture, or even Mesoamerican Mythology. This barely scratches the surface, but this gets your students interacting with a culture outside their own, learning the ins and outs of other’s belief systems. If you’re looking for a place to start for a larger Mesoamerican My
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8th - 12th
The Zoot Suit Riots: Primary Source Analysis
The Zoot Suit Riots: Primary Source AnalysisThis is a great handout that covers two perspectives of the Zoot Suit Riots through primary sources at the time, then students will answer the central question: What caused the Zoot Suit Riots? And…this handout is READY TO PRINT!What’s Included? ✏️ Teacher Directions ✏️ Ready To Print HandoutSkills Used:✔️ Critical Thinking✔️ Reading Comprehension✔️ Empathy And Perspective✔️ Promoting Academic ConversationsWhat do students need? ✏️ Just a Pencil!Benefi
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9th - 12th
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Latin American Revolutions Map Lesson, Editable (2 Versions)
This no-prep lesson students work independently or in pairs to complete a map activity. The lesson includes all components: warm-up, mini-lecture, activity, and a conclusion. An answer key and lesson plan are provided to ensure this resource is effortless to implement. There are both print and digital versions included. This resource is EDITABLE and includes links to Google slides and handoutsThe Lesson:A warm-up: students answer a question based on a map of Latin America.Whole-class multiple-c
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7th - 10th
Also included in: Latin American Revolutions: Whole Unit Bundle: 7 Days (Editable)
"La Conquista" (3 textos para AP Spanish Literature)
Instead of buying lesson by lesson, get the whole units for AP Spanish Literature text!This bundle for "La Conquista" includes 3 texts:1. "Segunda carta de relación"2. "Presagios"3. "Se ha perdido el pueblo mexica"Each lesson plan is in Spanish and it includes:1. Teacher Lesson Plan with answer key2. Student Handout ready to print3. PowerPoint to accompany the activities4. FRQ / Mock AP exam practiceThe lesson activities includes:- notes for historical context, vocabulary, text-dependent questio
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Handout: The Haitian Revolution
Handout: The Haitian RevolutionThis is a great handout that covers the Haitian Revolution. The first part of the handout covers an overview of the revolution. Students will also show their understanding of what caused the revolution.Next students will read an excerpt from The Fight for Freedom by Toussaint L'Ouverture. After reading the passage, students will answer text dependent questions. Finally, students will fill out a graphic organizer that goes with the primary source with regards to the
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9th - 12th
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Chicano Movement Gallery Walk PowerPoint No Prep Required Latinx
Chicano Movement Gallery Walk and PowerPoint. Colorful slides with large font will help to engage your students whether this resource is used as a Gallery Walk or as a PowerPoint. Included for FREE in this package is a questions packet that follows along with the Gallery Walk/PowerPoint. The pictures next to the questions match up with the slide that contains that picture (no slides have repeated pictures). This makes it easy for students to locate the slide that they need to answer the question
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Haiti + Dominican Republic Relations
Lesson on the issues between Haiti and the Dominican republic with a research component and links to educational videos with questions.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Black in Latin America - Haiti and the Dominican Republic Video Questions
Questions and answer for the PBS series Black in Latin America (can be found on YouTube). You may want to download the video so that you can always have access to it. Be aware these questions are specifically for the Haiti and Dominican Republic episode of the series. The series in total has 4 parts 3 of which focus on Spanish-speaking countries which I focus on in my class. This is a great resource for Black History Month.This resource is for a single user to use for their own classes. You do n
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6th - 12th
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Causes of Latin American Revolutions Document Analysis Lesson, Editable
This no-prep lesson introduces the causes of Latin American Revolutions -- social, economic and political -- through discussion and document analysis. The lesson includes all components: warm-up, mini-lecture, whole class modeling, pair/share and conclusion. A modified version of the student handout and an answer key is provided to ensure this resource is effortless to implement. There are both print and digital versions included. This resource is EDITABLE and includes links to Google slides a
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Latin American Revolutions: Whole Unit Bundle: 7 Days (Editable)
Literatura Chicana (2 textos para AP Spanish Literature)
Instead of buying lesson by lesson, get the whole units for AP Spanish Literature text!This bundle for "Literature Chicana" includes 2 texts:1. "...y no se lo tragó la tierra"2. "Mi caballo mago"Each lesson plan is in Spanish and it includes:1. Teacher Lesson Plan with answer key2. Student Handout ready to print3. PowerPoint to accompany the activities4. FRQ / Mock AP exam practiceThe lesson activities includes:- notes for historical context, vocabulary, text-dependent questions, rhetorical devi
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9th - 12th
Encomienda and systems of slavery in American colonies
This handout walks students through the Encomienda system, how small pox decimated Native American populations, how Europeans tries to use Europeans as forced labor, and finally how Europeans started to use enslaved Africans as forced labor in American colonies. There are analysis questions for students to answer to check their understanding.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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LGBTQIA+ History: UndocuQueer Movement
LGBTQIA+ history is constantly evolving as culture, politics, and acceptance changes.This lesson looks at the intersection of sexuality and race as it examines a very niche community: queer folks who are undocumented. This product is a Google Document and includes:CHQ - In what ways is the UndocuQueer movement intersectional?Video link for students to watch for context on the movement.Image analysisVideo link to the UndocuQueer Manifesto and comprehension questions.Synthesis questions to bring
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: LGBTQIA+ Lesson and Activity Bundle for High School
Immigration Choice Board
A collection of 6 open source articles on modern immigration issues in the U.S. with short summaries. Students choose one article to read and do an activity. The choice board strategy gives students options and autonomy, and be adapted for jigsaw activities, discussion boards, gallery walks or independent learning. Comes with a worksheet to track/assess student learning.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Haitian Revolution History Channel 2009 Video Questions
These questions go along with a ~45 minute History Channel video on the Haitian Revolution that was made in 2009 that is available on youtube. Some videos on the Haitian Revolution go into more detail than many high school or middle school students can process. This video connects events in Haiti to the French Revolution. It gives background on Haiti as a French colony and covers the revolution from beginning in 1791 to Haitian independence in 1804.
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7th - 11th
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Effects of Latin American Revolutions Gallery Walk and Group Lesson, Editable
This no-prep lesson is a gallery walk and group discussion lesson about the impact of Latin American Revolutions. It addresses the social, economic and political challenges faced by the newly-created nations. The lesson includes all components: warm-up, mini-lecture and video, gallery walk, group analysis and conclusion. A lesson plan and an answer key are provided to ensure this resource is effortless to implement. There are both print and digital versions included. This resource is EDITABLE an
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Latin American Revolutions: Whole Unit Bundle: 7 Days (Editable)
Book of Life Filmic and Cultural Analysis
This 5 day unit is perfect for a study on how culture and filmmaking intersect, as well as showcasing the importance of representation. This unit includes video clips (interviews and 2 TED talks) from the director, actors, and producer of the film; as well as nonfiction articles from a variety of sources, analyzing the importance of representation in the media. Included are a worksheet for website analysis from sites discussing the presence of Latinos/Latinas in the media, a handout for a jigsa
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8th - 12th
Immigration Choice Board
This is a collection of 6 linked open source articles with summaries that accompany them. The "Choice Board" strategy is useful for students to take ownership of their learning by giving them choice. It can be used to do group jigsaws, gallery walks, electronic discussion boards or independent learning. This choice board focuses on modern immigration issues in the U.S., presenting multiple perspectives on the issue. All articles have been reviewed for use in the high school social studies cla
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Factors of Economic Growth Brazil Cuba Mexico Simple Worksheet Answer Key
Introducing a concise and straightforward worksheet for exploring the factors influencing economic growth in Brazil, Cuba, and Mexico! This activity provides a brief yet comprehensive overview of key concepts, making it perfect for introducing sixth-grade students to the topics. With just 13 questions covering literacy rates, investment in human and capital goods, natural resources, entrepreneurship, and more, this resource offers a quick and easy way to familiarize students with essential econo
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Not Grade Specific
ESL / ELL Article on Dolores Huerta
This article and question document is intended for English Language Learner (ELL / ESL) level 1 or 2 students. This article gives an overview who Dolores Huerta was and the impact that she had on Civil Rights. This assignment has been rendered and scaffolded to support English Language Learners.
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6th - 12th
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AfroLatinidad: Viewing and Discussion Questions
Discussion guide to accompany a series of short YouTube videos on the topic of AfroLatinidad - identity, race, ethnicity, representation, etc. Videos appropriate for classroom. Can be used for a whole class, or broken up for a series of smaller discussions. Discussion questions/prompts accompany each video.
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Not Grade Specific
United Farm Workers Movement Presentation and Fill in the Blank Notes
This Bundle includes "Presentation Slides: United Farmworkers Movement" the "Workbook: United Farm Workers Movement (Fill in the Blank Notes & Qs)."The "Presentation Slides: United Farmworkers Movement" is a 28 slide presentation to introduce the United Farm Workers Movement. The presentation includes:Title SlideObjectives Slide17 slides with informational text (Grape Strike, Grape Boycott, March to Sacramento, Filipino and Mexican Solidarity, etc.)1. 2 minute informational video7 short answ
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8th - 11th
Economic Imperialism in Latin America Handout
Excellent handout for facilitating lesson on economic imperialism in Latin America. Lesson includes a modern connection (especially if taught during Hispanic Heritage Month) for a Warm Up, an inquiry exploration activity to get students thinking about Latin American independence, a detailed lecture, and all directions for successful facilitation. Handout includes all directions, readings, prompts, and spaces for student responses.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Economic Imperialism in Latin America Lesson Plan Bundle
Latin American Revolutions: Mexican Independence Group Work Lesson, Editable
This no-prep lesson cover Mexico's independence movement. Students engage in scaffolded accountable talk, first in pairs and then in groups. The lesson includes all components: warm-up, mini-lecture, activity, and a conclusion. Homework is provided as well. There is a modified version of the reading and a lesson plan provided to ensure this resource is effortless to implement. There are both print and digital versions included. This resource is EDITABLE and includes links to Google slides and ha
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Latin American Revolutions: Whole Unit Bundle: 7 Days (Editable)
Somebody Feed Phil "Mexico City" Questions
Students can fill out this handout while watching season 1 episode 6 of the Netflix show Somebody Feed Phil, where he explores Mexico City. The answer key is provided on p. 3 of the document.
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6th - 12th
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