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Free latino and hispanic studies lessons
La historia de mi vida: A Project & Icebreaker for Heritage Speakers Class
A three-day community-building project & icebreaker your students will love! Students will use artistic expression to draw their life story and use their drawing to share about themselves to a small group of peers.See this blog post for more information on how to use this resourceIncluded in this product:Project instructions (Spanish version)Project instructions (English version)Student examplesTeacher lesson planrubric (Spanish version)rubric (English version)Format: PDFLanguage: Spanish &a
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8th - 12th
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Latinx Music: Children's Book Library
Mrs. Jarvis’s Music Classroom Latinx Music: Children’s Music Book Edition can be used as a virtual classroom or as an option board in your face to face classroom. Great for subs, transitions, student choice, or during free time! Each book has a linked video of a read aloud of the book. Perfect for Hispanic Heritage Month and everyday! Enjoy the content and please reach out with any questions or comments! I appreciate your interest!Mrs. Jarvis
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PreK - 6th
Unit on Central America
In this presentation, you will find how to teach about Central America in your classes through geography, poetry and real life stories. You will be given access to my google slide, please make a copy, you will also find links to videos, poems and maps under speaker notes. This lesson can be use on Pear deck to make it more interactive.
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6th - 12th
FREE A More Complete History: Hispanic Activist Willie Velásquez (Lesson 4)
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.Willie Velásquez was a social activist who fought to empower Latino voters through education and voter registration drives. His success in nurturing the Latino voting bloc forever changed the U.S. political landscape.This free lesson pla
Grades:
9th - 12th
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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Our Lady of Guadalupe FREEBIE - Slides + Worksheet
Just in time for the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, this FREE RESOURCE gives you a self-contained lesson and worksheet to teach about the symbolism and importance of Our Lady's appearance in Mexico. Included:- PPT Slides- Two versions of an accompanying 2-page worksheet (leveled according to grade)- Resource List (for activity extension, video storytelling, or further reading)- Colouring Page
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4th - 12th
Poverty, War on Drugs, and Migration in Latin America
This lesson explains the impact of poverty, the war on drugs, and migration to the United States on Latin America. This lesson also covers the War on Drugs, Poverty, and Migration in Latin America. The topics that are discussed are the Cartels, Shanty Towns, Smuggles, Poverty, and Migration. This lesson covers SS6H1 Georgia Standards of Excellence.
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5th - 8th
"Amigo Brothers" Slideshow
"Amigo Brothers" is a story that explores the complexities of friendship and competition while highlighting the personal growth that can occur when individuals face challenges. It also provides insights into the cultural background of the characters, adding layers to their identities and motivations.Here is a introductory power point to show to students to introduce the author and story.
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6th - 12th
Social Power Mapper
This tool allows for users to reflect on different scales of power or disempowerment. Recommended use involves going over the binary extremes as a class to briefly explain (bring your own images to help - but watch for stereotyping. Images of real people contrasting can help). Please remember that no such power/privilege taxonomy can ever be perfect - local and cultural variations play a very important role in the amount of social power an individual has. Also, words and power change over time!
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Not Grade Specific
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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3rd Grade Lesson Plan Hispanic Heritage Month
This lesson plan celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring the life and achievements of a famous Puerto Rican baseball player-Roberto Clemente. The basis of the lesson is the YouTube Read Aloud Book, Roberto Clemente-Pride of the Pittsburgh Pirates, Author Jonah Winter. The story is inspirational and includes the generosity of Roberto Clemente to the people of Puerto Rico. The lesson plan includes: Biography Story Elements for Pride of the Pittsburgh Pirates; Roberto Clemente Word Search Pu
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3rd
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Hispanic Heritage Month Activity
Looking for a simple and engaging Hispanic Heritage Month activity? This activity is a great introduction to this national celebration and includes a Pitbull interview and opportunity for student choice in discovering a Hispanic figure that may inspire them.
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7th - 12th
Clap When You Land by Elizabeth Acevedo Teaching Slides
This resource is an eye-catching PowerPoint that includes pre-reading questions, an example reading schedule, discussion questions, activities, and task cards that may aid in doing a novel study of Elizabeth Acevedo's Clap When You Land. This was a PowerPoint crafted in conjunction with several online resources for the novel, including the CILIP Carnegie Medal 2021 IDEAS PACK.
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9th - 12th
9th-12th Grades Lesson Plan Hispanic Heritage Month
This lesson plan celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month. In this lesson we will examine how we learn, share, and adapt to different cultures. Define Culture the way that people live. Food, clothing, language, and celebrations are all a part of culture. The lesson plan includes: Hispanic Heritage Month K-W-L Worksheet; working in groups; students will design an infomercial about an assigned Hispanic country utilizing the Hispanic Country Infomercial Project; Cheat Sheet for Infomercial Project.
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9th - 12th
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Women's History Month--Latina Suffragettes Google Slides Presentation
The theme for the 2021 Women's History month is "Valient Women of the Vote: Refusing to be Silenced." This very brief Google Slide presentation and Webquest (separate product) focus on the contributions of Latina suffragettes in the U.S. movements--particularly those in New Mexico, where, because of their unique demographics, Latina suffragettes were especially powerful. The information is brief because there is not much information available about this important group, but the presentation and
Grades:
8th - 10th
El Oeste rap
Students will watch the rap videos and answer the questions based on the songs.
Grades:
4th - 8th
Afro-Centric Dia De Los Muertos Lesson: The Olmec
Enjoy learning about Dia de los Muertos from an Afro-centric perspective as students learn about the Olmecs.
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PreK - 2nd
D.I.Y. Spanish Curriculum - Homeschool
Design a curriculum that is customized to your student’s abilities & interests as well as your budget & your other studies. This is a non-traditional guide to build your own curriculum that fits into your established homeschool plans whether you use the 4-year cycles, timeline based plans, or history/ literature spine master plans. Pick and choose different activities and ideas that work best for your student's learning style and your access to resources.
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7th - 12th
ENL Extra - Simon Bolivar Video Speech/Transcript (English/Spanish)
Hello everyone! As with other "ENL extra" files, this is not found in my complete curriculum bundles as I've only just created it and it is supplemental curriculum.I've transcribed a speech and an additional scene from the movie The Liberator, which is about Simon Bolivar and Latin American revolutions against Spain. I don't show the full movie to my students, but I do show this scene as it helps encompass the nationalist views of Simon Bolivar during the Latin American Revolutions. The video is
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6th - 12th
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Cultura Maya
Here is a lesson on mayan writing and gods. Also, check out my youtube channel for other cool resources and lessons https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCchGiQ7gJoBlVbMkcArhL-w
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4th - 8th
Mayan Culture
Here is a link to a short youtube video I made where I explain how to do the lesson : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbwNmCBa5ig
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4th - 8th
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