Spanish Day of the Dead Día de los Muertos Calavera Reading Ofrenda Papel Picado
Celebrate Day of the Dead with 7 easy to use activities! From a printable sugar skull craft to labeling elements of the ofrenda to comparing Halloween & Día de los Muertos this is a great overview!
Print OR post and go stations are ready for your students to use!
These stations include a digital option for every activity for use on Google Slides!
Stations Include:
• Halloween vs. Día de los Muertos Comparison Sorting Activity
• Chumba la Cachumba- Canción*
• Las Calaveras y Las Calacas Reading and Coloring Comprehension Activity
• Design a Calavera Activity and Classroom Display
• Un Cortometraje*
• Las Ofrendas - Matching Activity
• Historia de Día de los Muertos
*requires access to a device to listen or watch the file
All pages are included in Spanish and English!
This file includes three stations that are not posted for individual purchase!
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I started off teaching Spanish, Latin, French, and German to middle school students in a course that I still fondly refer to as the “sample platter of languages”. It was a setting that really helped me explore and try new things as I got the chance to start my course over every quarter as new students rotated!
Then, I taught lower levels of Spanish to high school students. I started using different methods to provide my students with comprehensible input such as story telling, story asking, movie talk, picture talk, and other daily classroom routines! I also love using games, different reading activities, and technology in my classroom.
Shortly after having my oldest I stepped out of the classroom to try and find some more balance in my life. I love that writing on my blog and being present on social media helps me remain connected so I’m ready when it’s time for me to return to students.












