Black History Month is a wonderful opportunity to highlight notable Afro-Latinos in your Spanish class. Do you want to teach your students about notable Afro-Latinos but are you overwhelmed with the idea of spending hours creating activities for your students? Here are some easy and fun activities you can use in Spanish class today!
1. COLLABORATIVE POSTERS
Looking for a unique Black History Month activity for your Spanish class? Check out these Spanish collaborative posters! Not only will they provide a great team-building activity for your students, but you can also use the finished posters to decorate your classroom, door, hallway, or school!
Best part? Students will also learn about the notable Afro-Latinos on the posters! These Spanish Afro-Latinos activities each come with 12 reading activities in Spanish and English, one about each of the Afro-Latinos on the posters.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Students will each color one square of the poster and cut it out. After they finish coloring and cutting, use the included guide to put the pieces together like a puzzle to create a beautiful 2′ x 3′ poster
WHAT’S INCLUDED WITH EACH POSTER:
- 3 poster options to fit your class needs (18, 24, and 36 squares)
- Detailed student instructions
- Assembly directions with grid
- 12 reading passages in Spanish and English and 10 reading comprehension questions for students to answer about each passage (one for each person on the poster)
- Coloring page
COLLABORATIVE POSTERS ARE GREAT FOR:
- Hallway displays
- Door decor
- Bulletin boards
- Sub plans
- Brain breaks
- Ice-breakers
- Team-building activities
- Fast-finishers
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Or grab the bundle and save $6.50 on all four Afro-Latinos to Know posters! Buy it HERE.
2. READING ACTIVITIES
Make reading in Spanish class FUN with these no-prep reading activities about notable Afro-Latinos! Your students will love learning about Roberto Clemente, Celia Cruz, Gwen Ifill, and Govind Armstrong with these reading activities! They are perfect for Black History Month, Hispanic Heritage Month, or any other time of year.
There are three print-and-go activities to go along with the comprehensible reading passage about Afro-Latinos for you to choose from- task cards, a crossword puzzle, and worksheets. Talk about an easy Spanish sub plan!
There are two versions of each activity included in the files- one in Spanish and one in English. Perfect for differentiation or use with different levels! With one purchase, you’d be set for lesson/sub plans for Spanish 1-4.
Each PDF file includes:
- One reading passage
- 32 task cards
- 1 crossword puzzle
- 3 worksheets
- TWO VERSIONS OF EACH OF THE ABOVE ACTIVITIES- one in Spanish and one in English
- Answer keys
- Ideas for using the task cards in Spanish class
3. READING COMPREHENSION MYSTERY PICTURES
Prefer a digital version of the reading activities above? Check out these pixel art! Your Spanish students will improve their reading comprehension skills as they read a passage about Roberto Clemente, Gwen Ifill, Celia Cruz, and chef Govind Armstrong and answer a variety of questions about what they read in Google Sheets.
This Spanish pixel art activity is self-checking! If a student’s answer is correct, part of the hidden image will be revealed. If a student’s answer is incorrect, the picture will not change. That lets the student know he/she needs to try again. The instant feedback really helps students improve their skills! Students love trying to guess what the picture is as they complete the activity. Hint: It has to do with the reading passage!
There are two versions of the activity included in the file- one that is 100% in Spanish and one that is 100% in English. Perfect for differentiation or use with different levels! With one purchase, you’d be set for lesson/sub plans for Spanish 1-4. Buy it HERE.
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