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Latino and hispanic studies unit plans $5-10
Heritage Spanish Mini-Unit: El Apagón (Bad Bunny and Puerto Rico)
As one of the most popular Latino artists today, Bad Bunny is undoubtedly an icon of this generation. More than just a reggaetón mastermind, Benito MartÃnez Ocasio is also known for his controversial lyrics, outspoken activism for the LGBT+ community, and advocacy work for and in Puerto Rico. This 11-day unit introduces students to three inter-connected topics: Bad Bunny, artist and activist, the historic and contemporary government of Puerto Rico, and the current energy crisis plaguing the isla
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Puerto Rico: Unit with worksheets
In this mini unit students will learn more than just the basic facts about Puerto Rico. Students will be more engaged in Spanish class by building both their cultural knowledge and Spanish vocabulary. Students will learn and discuss the concept of being "boricua" & "nuyorican" through video excerpts and a film (questions and activities included for both) & finally learn about a Puerto Rican movement by the "Young Lords". 6 student handouts (embedded within the slides) ensure that you ca
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Study of Immigration Stories Spanish SLA Unit Reading Writing Personal Narrative
8 short stories/ personal essays about how teens and young adults experience immigration. Each is based on a true story and I can't wait to read texts with students that I think will help them understand themselves better! I plan to have my Heritage classes and Advanced Spanish classes read each of the 8 personal essays in small groups and rotate through the texts. I think they will relate to many of the ideas and that it will be refreshing for them to read stories that they can relate to.
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9th - 12th
Preschool/Elementary Spanish - Book Unit Plan for Margaret and Margarita
This is a Preschool/Elementary Spanish Unit Plan for Margaret and Margarita by Lynn ReiserUnit Objectives: I can tell my nameI can tell someone else's nameI can say what someone hasI can name some clothes and body partsI can say hello and goodbyeI can name some colorsVocabulary Covered: La niña: girlel niño: boyla madre: motherla amiga: friend (girl)el amigo: friend (boy)el parque: park¿Cómo te llamas?: What is your name?me llamo__: My name is___se llama __: His/Her name isel conejo (conejita):
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PreK - 2nd
Also included in:Â StoryTime Spanish Book Companion Bundle for Preschool & Elementary Spanish
Music of The Americas (North&South) Google Slidedeck with Images/Videos/Prompts
This "Music of The Americas" is Unit 3 in my World Music Survey course, that begins in Asia and ends in Europe. While originally designed for asynchronous learning, it works perfectly for projection-based music classes in which students have either their own copy alongside, or a place to write down their answers for submission. There are several formative tasks within, and a summative wrap-up assignment that could easily be optional. When taught in full (full videos, discussion, etc.), this unit
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4th - 12th
Labor and Immigration Unit Plan: United Farm Workers and More
This unit plan includes a labor and immigration timeline activity, reflection questions for the short film (40 min) "Viva La Causa", farm worker labor law analysis of three different states, and a final unit choice board project. At the end of the unit, students should come away with the understanding that many of our current labor injustices for farmworkers connect back to slavery and historic and present-day immigration laws.
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7th - 12th
Nepantla, A Latinx/ Chicano Studies Mini-unit
This rigorous, culturally relevant, multimedia mini-unit inspired by Hispanic Heritage Month / Indigenous Peoples Day takes students on a journey through Latinx and Chicano identity with rap, poetry, TV shows, personal narratives, and vlogs all composed by Latinx artists and writers. The three-lesson unit goes beyond the superficial treatment of Hispanic Heritage and includes readings, discussion prompts, multimedia links, and a detailed lesson progression that includes engaging, culturally resp
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Day of the Dead - Mini Unit Lesson
This unit is designed as an introductory exploration of the Mexican culture and how to honor someone during All Saints Day (All Souls Day). There are hands on activities, websites and resources collected into one place.This unit includes - 1 informative google slide presentation, lesson choice board, coloring page, and worksheet.
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Not Grade Specific
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