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Tag Archives: Condorito
En el restaurante comic strips
We’ve taken the language out of a few authentic comic strips and used them as a writing assessment for students for students to write the dialogue of ordering at a restaurant. Take this Condorito comic: and then have students write … Continue reading
Posted in Authentic Resource, Resources
Tagged comics, comida, Condorito, food, restaurante, tiras comicas
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Macanudo
In addition to being funny, the comics Condorito, Mafalda, and Macanudo can offer a great insight into the Hispanic culture and language. Mafalda, drawn by Quino (Jauquín Salvador Lavado) is a national symbol in Argentina. Condorito, the pride of Chilean … Continue reading
Posted in Chistes, Culture
Tagged comics, Condorito, macanudo, mafalda, tiras comicas
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Tiras Comicas en español
We’ve talked before about having students create their own comic strips and useful websites to make them, but today we are talking about actual comics that you can use in your classroom. I love finding comic strips that deal with … Continue reading
Posted in Bulletin Boards, Web2.0 Technology
Tagged chistes, comics, Condorito, tiras comicas, Ziggy
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