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Latino and hispanic studies lessons $5-10
Monarch Butterflies & Frida Kahlo Readings, Icebreaker & Bulletin Board
A two-day lesson for heritage speakers that includes an icebreaker, two readings, and bulletin board materials about Monarch Butterflies and Frida Kahlo. This is a great bulletin board to add to your classroom for Hispanic Heritage Month. Students will:read about the symbolism of mariposas monarcas and why they represent the Latinx community. read about Frida Kahlo's history with polio and how she overcame her challenges with a positive mindset. write about themselves on the butterflies accordin
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Day of the Dead Bundle of Spanish Resources Día de muertos recursos
Proyecto: Tablero de visión- Vision Board Project for Advanced Spanish
This tablero de visión project should take your class 3 days to complete. Students will learn about vision boards and then create their own with text, images, and magazine cut-outs. They will eventually present their vision board to their teacher (speaking in Spanish). There are five steps students follow to complete this vision board project.Start the new year with a vision board activity or simply emphasize reflection and goal setting for some social emotional learning any time of the year.INC
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7th - 12th
La Guerra Sucia - Spanish Lessons CI with TPRS, Videos, Reflection
An engaging Spanish lesson about La Guerra Sucia in Argentina for intermediate level students. Teachers will lead a compelling La Guerra Sucia lesson with photos, vocabulary, and facts that students are always hooked on! Nine videos are included to help students understand the impact that the government had on the families, desaparecidos, and abuelas. This would be a perfect lesson prior to movies about La Guerra Sucia or the Dirty War.This comprehensible input lesson includes elements of TPRS
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9th - 12th
The Haitian Revolution- 2 day lesson
The Haitian Revolution- 2 day lessonThis is a fantastic 2 day lesson that will help you provide a more in-depth understanding of the Haitian Revolution and its consequences. Topics covered in this two day lesson include: Geography of Latin America, information on the Haitian revolution, the class system of Haiti before the revolution, the role of Toussaint L’Ouverture in the revolution, Napoleon’s goals in Haiti, and consequences of the Haitian Revolution.,Students will also analyze several prim
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9th - 12th
José Hernandez Color By Number Biography Reading in Spanish A Million Miles Away
José M. Hernandez Color-by-number Biography Reading Worksheet in Spanish. A Colorea por número activity that pairs perfectly with the movie A Million Miles Away. A wonderful extension resource that has students looking for text evidence en español. The story of astronaut José M. Hernandez is an inspiring Hispanic heritage story as he began his life as a migrant farmworker and ended up achieving his goal of going to outer space. Students will read the biography, search for text evidence (underlin
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7th - 10th
José M. Hernandez Color By Number Reading A Million Miles Away English & Spanish
José M. Hernandez color-by-number biography reading worksheet bundle that includes versions in both English and Spanish. A color-by-number activity that pairs perfectly with the movie A Million Miles Away. A wonderful extension resource that has students looking for text evidence while they read.The story of astronaut José M. Hernandez is an inspiring Hispanic heritage story as he began his life as a migrant farmworker and ended up achieving his goal of going to outer space.Students will read th
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7th - 10th
Lenguas perdidas: hyperdoc tarea for heritage speakers
A Google Doc assignment with embedded videos that teaches students about the rate at which indigenous languages are going extinct, how they go extinct, and how that relates to Spanish in the United States. Video titles included:#1: Lenguas indígenas en México#2: ¿Cómo se extinguen los idiomas?#3: Nahua- When a Language Dies #4: Lenguas indígenas, en peligro de extinción#5: ¿Por qué se pierden las lenguas indígenas? #6: ¿Los niños hispanos están perdiendo el español?This is designed for heritage
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9th - 12th
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Lesson Bundle: Cultural Comparison AP Spanish Language Comparación Cultural
Everything you need to teach the Cultural Comparison from the AP Spanish Language and Culture test!PRODUCT 1: AP SPANISH Interactive Presentation for the Cultural Comparison: PearDeck EnabledPRODUCT 2: Student Self Grading Presentational Speaking Rubric Cultural Comparison with vocabulary handouts & graphic organizersProduct 3: AP Spanish Language & Culture | Presentational Speaking Rubric in Spanish (This is not included in Product 1 since this one is translated to Spanish)Product 4: Co
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Carta a mi futuro yo- Letter to Future Self for Advanced Spanish / Heritage
This Carta a mi futuro yo writing project should take your class 1-2 days to complete. Students will write a 500 world letter to their future self using the instructions sheet as a guide. They are prompted to practice the subjunctive. This in included in a larger unit for heritage speakers or Spanish 4/5 called la felicidad. Pair this lesson with this vision board activity.INCLUDED:-Letter to Future Self Instructions & Rubric-Student exampleThe instructions and rubric are together on a 2-pag
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7th - 12th
El Silbón: Las Leyendas Y El Pasado--Pretérito vs. imperfecto
El Silbón is a great tool to review the preterit and the imperfect with your advanced level Spanish classes. Students will enjoy learning about a classic Venezuelan legend as well as practice grammar. The main resource is the teacher's edition of the PowerPoint all other resources can be used as desired to fit your style of teaching. Lesson includes:Lesson PlanPowerPoint that aligns with the lesson plan so that you don't have to make one (videos are already embedded, activities with timers alrea
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11th - 12th
Also included in: Leyendas Bundle: El Silbón y La Segua
PEGS Factors of Central America 5-E Lesson | Fun Practice Activities | Microsoft
Students explore Central America and the Caribbean by examining their PEGS factors - Political, Economic, Geographic, Social. The activities are engaging for students & the guided, 5-E lesson format is easy for you to use! A PEGS reference chart is included for your students’ interactive notebooks. Begin with an overview of the PEGS, then preview Central America by investigating physical & political maps of the region. Next, a “Target Practice” activity challenges students to classify fu
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5th - 12th
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PEGS Factors of Central America 5-E Lesson | Fun Practice Activities | Google
Students explore Central America and the Caribbean by examining their PEGS factors - Political, Economic, Geographic, Social. The activities are engaging for students & the guided, 5-E lesson format is easy for you to use! A PEGS reference chart is included for your students’ interactive notebooks. Begin with an overview of the PEGS, then preview Central America by investigating physical & political maps of the region. Next, a “Target Practice” activity challenges students to classify fu
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5th - 12th
El prestigio del lenguaje: hojas de trabajo - worksheets in Spanish
A two-page worksheet packet that teaches students about language prestige and linguistic imperialism. Why are some languages going extinct? This is designed for heritage speakers of Spanish or advanced students of Spanish. This product is included in:Heritage Speakers Unit: La Identidad// Identity Unit para hispanohablantesTeaching objective: Students will recognize dialectal differences. Students will list examples of linguistic imperialism they are familiar with.Inquiry question: What are lang
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9th - 12th
Hispanic Heritage Month Digital Slides - Google Slides about Hispanic Heritage
Learn about Hispanic Heritage Month with this ENGAGING and INTERACTIVE digital lesson. Explore the history of Hispanic Heritage Month and the identities of Hispanic and Latino people in the United States. These digital slides include short articles, engaging videos, and interactive activities for a highly engaging lesson about Hispanic Heritage Month.More Hispanic Heritage Month Activities: Bundle of Hispanic Heritage Month Activities (Latin America Regional Research Project + Hispanic Heritage
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3rd - 5th
La Catrina & José Guadalupe Posada Color By Number Readings in Spanish
La Catrina & José Guadalupe Posada Color-by-number Reading Worksheets in Spanish. A Colorea por número activity perfect for celebrating Day of the Dead. La Catrina is an important cultural piece to Día de muertos. Make sure your students know what she symbolizes and the message Posada was conveying when he created her.Students will read the biography, search for text evidence (underline and circle), complete questions, and color a worksheet according to their answers about the reading.Easily
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7th - 10th
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Afrolatino HyperDoc tarea
This Hyperdoc assignment teaches heritage Spanish speaker students about the Afrolatino community by watching videos of Afrolatinos sharing their experiences. This would also be appropriate for students Spanish 4 or Spanish 5. There are eight videos embedded in the doc and students type their answers to the questions directly into the Google Doc.Format:Created with Google Docs, this is editable. Language:Some videos are in English and some videos are in Spanish. The student questions are 100% in
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9th - 12th
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Civilizations of the Americas (Maya, Aztec, Inca) Activity Bundle! World History
Enhance your study of the Maya, Aztec, and Inca with the Civilizations of the Americas Activity Bundle and save over 30% off regular price! Included in the bundle are THREE Interactive Reading Lessons (notes, reading passages, built-in warm-ups, review questions, writing prompts, and exit tickets), PowerPoint Notes with corresponding graphic organizer and quiz, and the Pre-Columbian Americas crossword and word search combo to review key terms!
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6th - 10th
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Celebrate Hispanic Heritage - Musical Craft And Coloring E-Book
Travel around the globe and explore world cultures through music with this new E-book: 10 Musical Crafts To Celebrate Hispanic Heritage. These 10 activities and 5 coloring pages are a perfect introduction to the beautiful and diverse music and cultures that share Hispanic heritage. From instruments like guitars and castanets; most often associated with the music of Spain, to Afro-Cuban drums like the bongos or panpipes heard in the indigenous music of the Andes, these projects fit perfectly int
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PreK - 4th
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Also included in: Teachers Resource Bundle For Easy World Music Lessons
Hispanic Dances Bundle: Top 5 Readings @35% off! (English Version)
This bundle includes My TOP 5 English cultural readings on Hispanic Dances @35% off!It includes:1. El Tango - Argentina2. Cumbia y Bambuco - Colombia 3. Flamenco - Spain4. Cueca - Chile 5. Salsa/Son/Afro Jazz - CubaThese readings can be used on their own or as a complement to a cultural component of your curriculum!NOTE: These readings are in English, I also offer the same readings in Spanish in my store.
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7th - 10th
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Mi nombre: a Writer's Workshop for Heritage Speakers
A three-day writer's workshop for your heritage Spanish students to use simile in a short personal narrative about their name. Students will refer to mentor texts:La casa en Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros (Mi nombre vignette)Alma y cómo obtuvo su nombre by Juana Martinez-Neal See this blog post for more information about this resource.See preview for more information as well.Distance Learning:This resource is compatible with distance learning.Included in this product:2 Google Slides digital wor
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8th - 12th
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South American Geography Bundle - Countries of South America Learning Resources
Get great value with this bundle of South American Geography resources! Students will learn about the continent of South America with research report templates, information and coloring pages of landmarks, jigsaw puzzles and a scavenger hunt. These resources make learning about South American countries fun and accessible!The Resources Included In This BundleSouth America Scavenger HuntMake South American geography fun with this South America scavenger hunt! Students will learn about the countrie
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1st - 4th
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Leyendas Indígenas- 6 Indigenous Legends from South/Central America
This resource is in ALL SPANISH and includes six different indigenous legends from central/south american indigenous communities. Analysis and comprehension questions are included after each legend. This is a great lesson for small groups, and is recommended for mid or advanced level Spanish classes.The included texts are of the following legends: Guanina y Sotomayor (leyenda taína)Manco Cápac y Mama Ocllo (leyenda Incaica)El sol y la luna (leyenda Azteca)Leyenda del quetzal (leyenda maya)Los no
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9th - 12th
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MAS Day 15-17: Mexican Repatriation
Day 15:Essential Question: What was life like for Mexican Americans during the Great Depression? Explain.What: Today, we will be learning more about the relationship between the United States and people of Mexican descent. Why: During the 1930s, the United States experienced a time period of economic uncertainty called the Great Depression. We want to get a sense of the ways the relationship with Mexicans changed during the Great Depression as the U.S. experienced economic uncertainty. Were Mex
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Mexican American Studies: Unit 1- Migration Waves, Borders, and Policies
MAS Day 31-33: Work of Art Project Depicting Segregation and Integration
Day 31:What: Today, we will continuing engaging with the topic of school segregation in California. Why: Although we are all supposed to have an equal education in the State of California, it was not always this way. Last class, we explored the history behind an education that was segregated for certain students. Today, we want to finish considering the ways a family, known as the Mendez family, resisted by suing to end the segregation of schools, which then paved the way for the end of school
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Mexican American Studies: Unit 2- Latino/Chicano Civil Rights Movement
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