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Bulletin board of female presidents in Latin America. #lasPresidentas #spanishclass #bulletinboard #spanishteacherI printed out photos of these amazing latina women for my #Spanishclassroom bulletin board. ▶️What title/caption would you include with it? ◀️ #spanishteacher #iteachspanish #spanishclassFeliz Día de la Indepencencia, Centro America! #Repost @wearemitu #hispanicHeritageMonthAdded a new “despedida” label to our word wall bulletin board bundle. Will put in inside of door and ask students “te vas?” As they walk out of room. #spanishteacher #iteachspanish #spanishclassWe just updated one of our favorite lessons by adding this comprehension quiz. Tell the story of Juan y Karen, then play the song Fotografía by Juanes. Your students will LOVE this song, guaranteed. If you already own it on TpT redownload for free update. If not, this will soon become one of your favorite lessons. #spanishteacher #spanishlesson #spanishtribe #iteachspanish #juanes #tprs #comprehensibleinput #cistrategiesSay it out loud. #chiste #spanishteacherWorld Language SLO
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- Ok, I totally need to use this this year!! twitter.com/prhsspanish/st… 9 hours ago
- LAS PRESIDENTAS Bulletin Board: (Print 2 pages per sheet), bit.ly/LasPresidentas #spanishteachers https://t.co/Vk4FfcAmeZ 16 hours ago
- Some cool pics from #Mexico at instagram.com/vive_mexico?ig… cual es tu favorita? 1 day ago
- RT @reneehobbs: A great #medialiteracy activity: students re-design magazine covers to remove or reframe gender stereotypes https://t.co/RF… 1 day ago
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Don’t say Happy Cinco de Mayo
CNN Español (in English) What you need to know about 5 de mayo. My favorite line from this: “Don’t Say Happy Cinco de Mayo to a Mexican. We don’t say that.”
5 Things You Didn’t know about 5 de Mayo
5 Things you Didn’t know about Cinco de Mayo: 1: When: May 5th, 1862. Unlike Independence Day, celebrated September 15 and 16th, which is the largest national celebration, Cinco de Mayo is only celebrated regionally and in fact, is celebrated … Continue reading
