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12th grade latino and hispanic studies research
Proyecto: De dónde viene mi familia (en español) Heritage Research Project
This De dónde viene mi familia research project should take your class at least one week to complete. Students will specifically research a town where their family members originated from (there may be multiple towns but they must choose just one to research for this assignment).INCLUDED:-De dónde viene mi familia project instructions & rubric- basic-De dónde viene mi familia project instructions & rubric- advanced-Student exampleStudents choose if they wish to complete this project as a
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7th - 12th
Also included in:Â Where my Family is From Research Project Bundle (English & Spanish Versions)
Ofrendas por una causa Two-Week Day of the Dead Unit Advanced Spanish
Ofrendas por una causa is a two-week Day of the Dead social justice unit for advanced Spanish class or heritage Spanish class. Students work in groups to build an altar and create a slideshow presentation to honor Latino lives lost due to social justice issues. Students will take notes, research, collaborate with their peers, create a slideshow presentation, build an altar in the classroom and take an assessment.I have included suggested topics of research but you can adapt it to your classroom
Grades:
11th - 12th
Mexican American Studies: Unit 2- Latino/Chicano Civil Rights Movement
Bundle includes Google Drive, student-centered and interactive lessons (student handouts, keys, examples, assessments, slides) that can easily be used and adapted on the following topics:Key terms activityEducation in California Segregation Integration Mendez v. WestminsterChicano MovementDepicting Segregation and Integration Work of Art ProjectNewspaper Project on Chicano MovementPlease see my TPT account for a free lesson.
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9th - 12th
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Mexican American Studies Day 35-38: Newspaper Project on Chicano Movement
Project Essential Question: What did Latinos experience in the 1940s-1970s, how did they resist, and to what extent was this resistance successful?Overview: In this project, students will research and create a newspaper article on a topic related to the Chicano Movement. The goal of the project is to help students gain a deeper understanding of why the movement happened and the extent to which it was successful. Project is designed for students to use Canva but any other platform like Google Doc
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â Mexican American Studies: Unit 2- Latino/Chicano Civil Rights Movement
Hispanic Heritage / Latinx Projects : PPT, Folder & Cereal Box
Description: This is a 22-google slide collection of 3 different Hispanic Heritage home-based projects which can be used with students of various levels. For your convenience these projects have parents letters and rubrics, all you need to create and investigate a famous Hispanic person from our past or present. Projects are in English and Spanish.Descripción:Esta es una colección de 22 diapositivas de google de 3 proyectos diferentes basados ​​en el hogar de la Herencia Hispana que se puede u
Grades:
K - 12th
Spanish-American War Research Poster Project (8th-12th grades)
Elevate your U.S. History classroom with our engaging Spanish-American War Research Poster Project! This meticulously designed lesson plan is tailored for grades 8th-12th, offering an immersive journey through the war's causes, key battles, and far-reaching consequences. With three research stations encircling a captivating hand-drawn illustration of Theodore Roosevelt as a soldier, your students will embark on an educational adventure that combines history, critical thinking, and creativity.Key
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9th - 12th
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MAS Day 20: Exploring Immigration Policies
Day 20:Essential Question: How did the U.S’ immigration policies towards Mexico change over time and who benefited? Explain.What: Today, we will continue learning about the reality of ever changing immigration policies in the United States. Why: We have been thinking about U.S. immigration policies on paper vs. in reality. Understanding these policies will help you think about how immigration is constantly undergoing changes and the ways people in the past and today are affected by these change
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Mexican American Studies: Unit 1- Migration Waves, Borders, and Policies
Effects of Ideological Conflicts in 20th Century Latin America WebQuest with KEY
This WebQuest was created to meet the following state standard:W.72: Explain how ideological conflicts between capitalism and communism led to armed insurgencies, revolutions, and military dictatorships in Latin American nations, including: Argentina, Colombia, Cuba, and Nicaragua.
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9th - 12th
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Jose Marti Timeline Graphic Organizer and Coloring Page (8th-12th grade)
Description:Delve into the remarkable journey of this Cuban poet, essayist, and independence leader who led an indelible mark on history. Our Jose Marti Timeline Graphic Organizer and Coloring page lesson will be perfect for any student grades 8-12th. grades 8-12th and provides hands-on activities to deepen students' understanding of Jose Marti. For starters, students can show their creativity via the coloring pages with realistic illustration. Furthermore, students can complete research and
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8th - 12th
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Hispanic Heritage Resources
Description: This is a 33-google slide collection of YouTube read aloud and videos, many biographies, celebrating famous Hispanic Americans. They can be used as aural research, as a collection or assigned individually to students.  A short Google slide research project in English or Spanish is included. It can be assigned in class or as a home project. Rubric and parent letter included for your convenience. Descripción:Esta es una colección de 33 diapositivas de Google y de vÃdeos de libros en
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Zoot Suit Riots: Primary and Secondary sources
Various sources that students can use in order to learn more in depth about the Zoot Suit Riots.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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South American Research Project
Students can access this template to complete a digital research presentation about a South American country. This project allows students to be creative by adding pictures, backgrounds, and fonts, while also learning about the various countries. Students can then present their information to the class.
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4th - 12th
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Debates: US as a World Power: 1898 - Present
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the United States embarked on several imperialist campaigns in Asia, the Pacific, and the Americas. American expansionists had come to believe that it was their nation's "manifest destiny" not only to stretch from the Atlantic to the Pacific, but also to expand the United States' influence around the world and find new markets abroad. In order to carry out these goals as well as to ensure the continued success of America's growing economy, the United St
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8th - 12th
Latin America World Bank Simulation
The World Bank, an international organization that provides financial and technical assistance to countries around the world, has announced the creation of a $2 billion-dollar Global Risk Fund. The Bank is presently soliciting proposals for how to eradicate all of the following global risks: Climate Change, Gender Inequality, Extreme Poverty and Hunger, Corruption in the Government, Poor/Limited Access to Healthcare, and Safety/Security. In groups, students represent a fictitious international
Grades:
9th - 12th
"When Two Worlds Collide" Bundle
This bundle includes both of my pre-film activities that go with the documentary "When Two Worlds Collide". I have also included a list of content warnings/scene explanations with time stamps for when viewing the documentary with students. I recommend using these with juniors and seniors.
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11th - 12th
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A More Complete History: Hispanic Activist Jovita Idár (Lesson 1)
Traditional history programs have long omitted or downplayed the critical role that Hispanics have played in U.S. history. Many activists have advocated and created sweeping social change or contributed to the restitution of societal wrongs through their actions.Jovita Idár was an absolutely fearless activist who worked to put an end to de facto segregation and the "Juan" Crow Laws. She also championed women's suffrage, and was one of the first to advocate for bilingual education.This lesson pla
Grades:
9th - 12th
Mexican American Current Issues Project
Mexican American Current Issues Research ProjectThe first page includes a lesson overview and lists the tasks that they will need to complete. Students are given a choice of 6 current issues facing Mexican Americans. They will choose an issue to research and then they will create a newspaper article about the issue and where we are currently as a nation with the issue. The second page is to help them get started with their research- it lists questions for them to answer about the topic that they
Grades:
10th - 12th
Fighting for Our Rights Research Paper: Assignment, Outline and List of topics
This bundle includes everything you need for your students to do a complex Research Paper comparing the 60s and 70s struggles to issues today. The bundle includes a detailed assignment, an outline worksheet and a detailed list of topics.
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9th - 12th
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Fighting for our rights 1960’s and 1970’s-Present day Research Project
This is a Research Paper assignment. Below it is described in student centered language:"Your mastery assignment for the 1960’s and 1970’s unit will be writing a 5-7 page research paper on a Specific Topic about a social movement this Time Period (minimum 6 sources- 3 historical and 3 contemporary include 1 peer-reviewed journal article). Topic: you can choose from thelist of organizations, people and events or choose a topic of your own "
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9th - 12th
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Latin American Warm-ups to celebrate Hispanic heritage month
This is a great set of 10 warm ups about different Latin Americans activists and influential people in American history. A variety of topics are covered each day, for example, immigration in America, World War I hero Marcelino Serna, poetry analysis, and more!Each of the 10 warm ups come with 2 options for students to answer, one requiring more critical thinking and/or background knowledge.From the minute the bell rings, engage your students with this set of 10 fantastic warm ups that celebrate
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9th - 12th
The Bracero Program to Desegregating Schools in the Southwest
The Bracero Program to Desegregating Schools in the SouthwestThis lesson was designed to be a 1 day assignment, or it can be broken up and added to lessons throughout the year. I love this lesson because it helps students become acquainted the roots of the Chicano Movement. Please check out the 3 day lesson on the History of the Chicano Movement if you would like more materials. This lesson is included in that bundle!This lesson is so rewarding and the benefits of it include getting students:In
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Mayan Culture Project-Spanish Edition
**This assignment is in Spanish**This assignment encourages students to research different aspects of Ancient Mayan culture and demonstrate their findings in a variety of ways. Students will create an artifact to demonstrate their understanding of Mayan culture. Artifact options have been explained in detail for students including options in reading, writing, art, food, architecture, and more!This assignment includes instructions and a timeline for work.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Mayan Culture Project Bundle
Puerto Rico...Our 51st State? And SO much more! - Slide Show Resource
This slide show provides context and an explanation about the evolving historical and contemporary relationship between the United States and Puerto Rico.This resource reflects on the changing demographics of the United States' Latinx population and defines the difference between the terms Hispanic and Latino/a/x.From World War I to the migratory waves after WWII, the response to Hurricane Maria, COVID-19, and the referendum on statehood in November 2020, this resources offers a short and compr
Grades:
6th - 12th
Court Cases Research- School Districts and Discrimination
Court Cases Research- School Districts and DiscriminationStudents will research court cases that involve discrimination within a school district against Mexican Americans. The packet will prompt the students with 3/4 questions about the each court case and have them write down interesting facts they learned while doing their research. Cases covered:Salvatierra V. Del Rio ISDMendez V. Westminster Delgado V. Bastrop ISDHernandez V. Texas Cisneros V. Corpus Christi ISD San Antonio V. Rodriguez Down
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Mexican American Civil Rights Bundle
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