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El Día de los Muertos Lesson Plan Day of the Dead Virtual Field Trip in Spanish
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Explore Day of the Dead with a webquest! Students work on reading comprehension as they navigate the map finding info, images, and videos to complete the worksheets or Google Slides!
Readings and questions are in Spanish and explore the background and history of Day of the Dead to help them learn and understand about the cultural significance of the holiday! They can explore several traditions, products, and practices from several different countries!
Students read, watch, and explore using the Google Map, then record information on the graphic organizer and answer comprehension questions. This activity is great for reinforcing geography while learning about culture! It would also be a great sub plan.
INCLUDED:
- Map in Spanish
- Worksheet and Graphic Organizer in Spanish
- Student pages in Google Slides
- Teacher's Notes
- Answer Key for the comprehension questions
Students will need devices and access to the internet to be able to use the map. The videos are hosted on YouTube. Please verify that your school allows access to Google My Maps and YouTube before purchase to be able to fully utilize this resource.
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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.
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