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Hispanic Heritage Month Bulletin Board Decorations & Trivia Game Flags Countries

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Review national Hispanic Heritage Month trivia like flags, countries, capitals, maps & more with this lesson & decorations combo!

Are you looking for an interactive, instant feedback review game to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with your students? If so, these printable and digital task cards are the perfect solution! Use them with your whole class, small groups, or individual students to play as a review or trivia game and see how much they know!

 

Students will:

  • Choose which country's flag is being represented
  • Complete multiple choice questions on trivia on the Spanish-speaking countries in the world
  • Answer multiple choice questions on well-known people and what they're known for
  • Match the country to the given capital city
  • Select the country that is shown on the map
  • Answer multiple choice questions on Hispanic Heritage Month trivia
  • Questions and tasks are in English!

 

This resource includes:

  • Google Slides instant feedback resource:
    • All 100 Questions in a Mega Game!
    • 5 Mini Games to spread throughout the month:
      • Capitals (22 Questions)
      • Country Maps (18 Questions)
      • Facts (18 Questions)
      • Flags (22 Questions)
      • People (21 Questions)
  • 100 Printable Color Task Cards
    • 2/page
    • 4/page
  • Printable Letters "Hispanic Heritage Month" to hang the cards and turn it into a classroom or display in your school!
  • Answer Key for Printed Cards (Slides are linked for instant feedback!)
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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.

 

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