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Hispanic Heritage Month rubrics $5-10
Spanish Food truck project
Your students will love this amazing and fun project. Food trucks and street foods are part of the Latin culture and this project will help them learn as well as inspire the entrepreneur in them!The documents include:A grading rubric, full instructions and tips on how to use Canva.com and the recorded options. NOTE: although the food truck sides are included, you must copy paste each side into another word document and change the paper size depending on what paper sizes your school provides for
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Hispanic Heritage Spanish Speaking Country Project and Gallery Walk
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage with this interactive, no prep Spanish-speaking country research project and gallery walk! Students choose or are assigned a Spanish speaking country or territory with the colorful country cards and receive detailed instructions to make a poster detailing their location.An editable rubric for grading is included along with teacher project instructions, and equitable 1-4 scale grading descriptors. All resources in this download are fully editable. Students also pres
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4th - 12th
History of the Piñata Rubric - Google Docs - Editable
This is a rubric I use to grade essays over the history of piñatas in my Spanish classes. I always have them research to learn more about the topic before we make piñatas of our own! It is a great way to add in some learning about the culture and practice before we jump in ourselves. Created in Google Docs so that it is able to be edited.
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9th - 12th
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Grand God's Eye
Make a unique God’s Eye , also known as Ojo de Dios (oh-ho-day-DEE-ohs), with yarn, sticks, and scissors. The technique is simple, materials are basic, they’re fun to make, and kids learn an easy weaving technique along the way.God’s eyes, originally come from the Huichol people of Central Northwest Mexico, were created as protective and spiritual symbols that helped them connect more deeply to the natural world. Here you will find step by step instructions and videos to teacher 4 stitches to cr
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2nd - 12th, Adult Education
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Day of the Dead Student Choice Board - Editable
As an assessment for my Day of the Dead unit, students have some options in the assessment and in the way they show their learning for the unit. They have the option to talk about someone for Day of the Dead, Create a Presentation, or Create a Work of Art. All students will have to identify vocabulary and all will have to speak about their visual aid in front of the class.For my lower-level students, I let the do the presentation in English to get a sense for the holiday. For upper-level, you co
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Day of the Dead Assessments/Rubrics - Editable
Day of the Dead Presentation Rubric - Editable
As an assessment for my Day of the Dead unit, students have to create an informational presentation about the holiday based on what they have learned in class and their own research. For my lower-level students, I let the do the presentation in English to get a sense for the holiday. For upper-level, you could require this in Spanish.This rubric gives them a rough guide on what to talk about, but also requires them to identify some vocabulary from the ofrenda itself.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Day of the Dead Assessments/Rubrics - Editable
Ofrenda Presentation Rubric - Editable
As an assessment for my Day of the Dead unit, I give students the option of presenting someone for the ofrenda. Although this can be emotionally difficult for some students, they have always come out of it and told me that it has given them a totally different perspective and appreciation for the practice. For my lower-level students, I let the do the presentation in English to get a sense for the holiday. For upper-level, you could require this in Spanish.This rubric gives them a rough guide on
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Day of the Dead Assessments/Rubrics - Editable
Hispanic Heritage Month
This is an engaging way for students to explore Hispanic Heritage Month and express their creativity. They would have to research different Hispanic/Latin cultures. They could present their work in class, and you can use it as an informational assignment. It has a choice board and a rubric they can follow. The essential question is about legacy, so I would discuss what that would be and what it would look like in creating a legacy, or you could create your essential question. This was a topic fo
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6th - 8th
Art Challenge I English & Spanish I Rubric Included
Have you ever wondered how to do a Spanish art project with your students?This Art Challenge project can be done anytime of the school year:R= Role (In this project, the chosen painter/artist)A= Audience (Museum patrons)F= Format (Replicate art piece & write a rough draft for Flipgrid)T= Topic (Cultural art)Resource includes:1. Student friendly instructions in English and Spanish2. Jamboard artist list3. Recommended material list4. Writing: short bio, example, and scaffolding 5. Exhibition (
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6th - 12th
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saber conocer paragraph
Realidades 2 1B. Paragraph on saber vs. conocer. Instructions: Write a paragraph to your pen pal who is another country. Ask your friend some questions about after school activities and if they know how to do something. Also states what grammar and vocabulary must be included in the paragraph focused on realidades 2 1b. Includes rubric
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4th - 12th
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