Hispanic Heritage Month~ Virtual Field Trip to Spanish Speaking Countries

I have collected a comprehensive collection of resources, activities, and read alouds intended to celebrate Hispanic Heritage through virtual field trip to each country. These animated Google Slides are great for online, in-person class learning and/or communication. This is an awesome way to keep your audience engaged and allows students of all levels to access. Also a great resource to share with parents to encourage/engage students in reading at home. Currently there are over 50+ resources linked in this bundle, but you will continue to get access as I add more and more items! . All videos are either youtube.embedded or video.link so they are safe for students to access independently. A comprehensive "catalog" is found on the last slide for teachers to easily access resources. Some of the fantastic resources include:

Argentina: Diablos Locos

Argentina: Facts

Bolivia: Travel Guide

Bolivia: Wistu vida

Columbia: Cartagena Welcomes

Columbia: Facts for Kids

Columbia: Super Quick History

Costa Rica: A little piece of Paradise

Costa Rica: Culture

Costa Rica: Culture

Costa Rica: Impressive Creatures Video

Costa Rica: Impressive Creatures Video

Costa Rica: National Theater

Costa Rica: Rehabilitating Sloths

Cuba: Crocodile

Cuba: Geography for Kids

Cuba: HIstory in 5 minutes

Cuba: How to Explore

Cuba: Hummingbird Facts

Cuba: Journey into Havana

Ecuador: Dancers

Ecuador: Dancing

Ecuador: Inca Music

Food: Pina Colada

Guatemala: Festival of Kites

Guatemala: Lava Burns

Guatemala: Old School Bus Remodel

Guatemala: Quick History

Guinea Ecuatorial: A Super Quick History

Honduras Natural Wonders

Honduras: A Super Quick History

Honduras: Afro Honduras

HOnduras: Ballet

Honduras: Flowers

Honduras: Handmade Crafts

Honduras: Maya Ruins

Honduras: Tour

Honduras: Recipe

Latinos in the United States

Mexico: Behind the Pineta

Mexico: Celebration of Life

Mexico: Chichan

Mexico: Facts for Kids

Mexico: Mariachi

Mexico: Mini Facts

Mexico: Pixar's Coco

Mexico: Saving the Jaguar

Mexico: Who was Frida Kahlo

Nicaragua: All You Need to know

Nicaragua: Nat Geo

NIcaragua: Palomita

Nicaragua: Travel Video

Panamá: Wildlife

Paraguay: A Day in the Life

Paraguay: Race and Racism

Paraguay: Pajaro

Paraguya: Arts and Crafts

Paraguay: Chipa

Paraguay: Flag and Anthem

Paraguay: Food

Paraguay: Hello

Paraguay: Izuit Falls

Paraguay: Jesuit Missions

Paraguay: Traditional Harp Music

Paraguay: US vs. Paraguay

Paraguay: Wildlife

Peru: Colca Canyons

Peru: Day in the Life of a Shaman

Peru: Folk Art

Peru: Geography Now

Peru: History and Culture

Peru: Inca Empire

Peru: Lost City

Peru: Machu Picchu

Peru: Nazca Lines

Peru: Origin of Quinoa

Peru: Pyramid City

PEru: Rainbow Mountains

Peru: Saving South America's Bear

Peru: Story Behind Alpaca Wool

Peru: Traditional Dance

Peru: Travel

Peru: Weaving History

Puerto Rico: Aricebo

Puerto Rico: Coqui Facts

Puerto Rico: Flamenco Beach

Puerto Rico: Giant Fort

Puerto Rico: History

Puerto Rico: Mosquito Bay

Puerto Rico: Saving the PR Parrot

PUerto Rico: Things to Know

Puerto Rico: Why PR is part of the US

Puerto Rico: Wood Products

Spain: El Toro

Spain: Melina Najjar

Statue of Liberty

Uruguay: Tango

Venezuela: History

Venezuela: Jaropa

Venezuela: Travel Tips

What Being Hispanic Means

ADDED BONUS:

Passport journal template is included so students can take notes on the countries and keep record of those they have learned about.

Access to Virtual Field Trip of the US

And so much more. (The preview below has static pictures, so that you can see all that is included...however the google slides do have animated pictures and graphics that you will get when downloading).

*NOTE: If ANY of the embedded links say you need to request access, it is your school network blocking the share. All items are set correctly to force a copy when clicked on. Many districts block things (including file shares) that are coming from outside of their domain. Please try making the copy from a personal email or Gmail account. Then, you can share the file with your school account. If you request access, I won't be able to grant it or respond to your email request, since the issue is blocked on your end.