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Latino and hispanic studies Common Core RI.4.10 resources
Hispanic Heritage Month Biography Project | Google Slides™
These Hispanic Heritage Month Google Slides™ are great for teaching students about Hispanic/Latinx leaders in our communities. Students use each Google Slide™ to research and learn more about that person and their significance to Hispanic Heritage Month. Each slide includes links to research each Hispanic Heritage Month leader (videos and/or biography hyperlinked). As students complete the research, they fill out a graphic organizer with photographs, facts, and important information about the in
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Mexican Independence Day Depth and Complexity Activities for El Grito de Dolores
This Mexican Independence Day Activity Pack is chock-full of print-and-go activities to help you celebrate Mexican Independence Day and/or El Grito de Dolores while addressing loads and loads of English Language Arts and Social Studies standards. It's perfect for teacherIf you're looking for a way to teach students about Mexican Independence Day that is culturally sensitive, has lots of activities, and uses the Depth & Complexity framework, this activity pack is perfect!You'll find Mexican I
Grades:
4th - 8th
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Also included in: Fall Activities Depth and Complexity Print and Go Autumn BUNDLE
Hispanic Heritage Month/ Mes de La Herencia Hispana
Bilingual Hispanic Heritage Month product. Every part has an English and Spanish version. It includes:Articles for 20 Notable Hispanic AmericansCrossword puzzleSorting activityMap worksheet of countries of Hispanic heritageFlag Coloring pagesFlipbook: research assignmentWriting assignment 20 Notable Hispanic Americans includes:Dolores HuertaCesar ChavezRoberto ClementeSandra CisnerosLaurie HernandezSelena QuintanillaFranklin Chang-DiazJovita IdarCarlos Juan FinleyJose AndresCarolina HerreraRicha
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4th - 6th
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Mexican Independence Day Activity Bilingual Reading Comprehension Color by Code
Mexican Independence Day ActivityEnjoy this two-page informational text article full of facts about Mexican Independence Day. Upper elementary students will love the color by number activity for bigger kids. The passage and color coded comprehension questions are bilingual, one in English and one in Spanish. This makes it helpful for newcomers and Spanish classes.How much prep do you need? How about NO-PREP? Just print the passages, questions, and coloring page and you're ready!There are ten com
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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