Attached is a literacy based ENL lesson based on the Panama Canal and the Roosevelt Corollary, discussing U.S presence in Latin America. This lesson, like all of my lessons, is 100% translated in English and Spanish. I regularly include leveled texts to assist students with language development, images to assist with understanding, and translations to assist our newest students. Are you looking for more ENL materials? Full Global curriculum, ancient history to modern day: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/ENL-World-History-Curriculum-Ancient-History-to-Modern-Day-English-Spanish--7074144 Global history curriculum, 1750 to modern day: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/ENL-World-History-Curriculum-1750-Modern-Day-English-and-Spanish-7074075 Global history curriculum, ancient history to 1750: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Full-Global-History-Curriculum-AND-Google-Docs-Downloads-6336105
Do you want to learn about Las Cabañuelas? Check out this awesome guide with the history and the tradition behind this method of predicting the weather!
About Casabe Recipe : A crispy flatbread made from cassava (yuca) flour was at the center of the Taino diet. Casabe is a traditional is a Venezuelan thin flatbread made from an ancient plant native to northern parts of South America. The name comes from casabi the term used by native Arahuacos. Popular in Central America, Latin America and The carribean. Casabe is still popular food in Dominican households.
In this lesson plan for grade 6 through 12, students use BrainPOP resources to synthesize information about the ancient civilizations of Latin America. . .
Many buildings often fall into disuse due to our cities' constant economic, social, and technological changes. The programmatic inconsistency of...
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Siwatl [ˈsiwaːtɬ] means “woman” in Nahuatl, the ancient language of the Aztec people who populated a lot of Latin America, including Mexico. As a Mexican artist, my cultural heritage always calls me with inspiration, and as a woman and mother, I see the power in this word. Besides, is there anything
Rife with Latin American and European influence, Uruguayan food is one of the most delicious and diverse cuisines in South America.
Exploring the ancient Mayan ruins of Xunantunich, Belize, one of the few Mayan sites left where visitors can still climb the pyramid!
Honeycomb patterns in the ruin walls of the Chimu-dynasty city of Chan Chan in Peru. 15 November 2006
Backpacking Guatemala is a great way to discover this gem filled with natural beauty. Get prepared for a trip of a lifetime with this travel to Guatemala guide.
Learn who were the Mayans with this free printable pennant activity! Hands-on history for learning all about the Maya & where did they live.
The Huichol Indians of Mexico and Aymara Indians of Bolivia make “eye of God” yarn crafts. Originally they were placed on alters, but now they are often sold in markets. I thought this was a perfect craft for the kids to go along with our talks about the ancient Mayan Indians. I used to make these in Girl Scouts, but came across this website which has details on how to...
It’s estimated that at the height of the Classic Period, the area known as Belize was home to at least one million Maya. Today, Belize is home to 11 partly or fully excavated, protected Mayan archa…
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Stroll along the cliffside Malecon, feast on Peruvian cuisine & explore catacombs below a church. These are just a few things to do in Lima!
From turquoise limestone pools to volcanoes to caving by candlelight, here is my list of top things to do in Guatemala for adventure lovers!
Chile doesn’t always make it to the top of traveler’s itineraries. Travel costs and a more European culture compared with other South American countries have diminished its appeal. But those who give it a chance learn something
Where our Cement comes from. The French and Catalans were the first to use the technique in the 1850's both in France and in Barcelona. The complex patterns used in the tiles are due to an interest in ancient cultures, most notably early Arab and Moorish art. As a result, the tiles spread throughout Europe as a high quality flooring material and then onto former European colonies in Latin America, North Africa, and Vietnam. How Zia Tile manufactures our patterned tile. We make patterned Cements by hand, one at a time, using mineral pigments, cement, a mold, and a hydraulic press. Our tiles are unique and one of a kind, each tile is subtly different from the next. The individual patterns are made by applying separate pigments, one by one, in a handmade copper mold. The process is incredibly delicate, requiring skilled artisans with years of experience. Why we love Cement Our Patterned Cement tiles are not fired in a kiln because there is no glaze layer on the surface of the tile. Instead, each tile has a pigment layer that is 2-3 millimeters thick, resulting in a tile that is incredibly durable, lasting well over a century. Our tiles come in an endless array of patterns with 64 custom colors to choose from, from bold jewel tones, to monochromatic black and white.
Belize's rainforest-covered terrain is home to some of the tallest and most majestic waterfalls in Central America. Some feature refreshing natural pools & breathtaking cascades, while others are nestled among ancient ruins. So go on, jump in!
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Some travellers have a gift for telling you about their journeys and making you feels as though you’re experiencing it right along with them. Latin America Confidential writer Janus2 is one such storyteller. I absolutely adored reading his post on the mix of ancient and modern in Cuzco’s streets, where one can party in a discotheque within touching distance of ancient hand carved stone... Read More
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North-west Argentina is a maze of vast national parks, ancient rock formations and lush vineyards.
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Visiting Machu Picchu tops many a traveler’s bucket lists, and, indeed, this Peruvian UNESCO World Heritage Site sees around one million visitors every year — so, you'll need to plan before you go! Read this article if you're dreaming up a trip to Peru.
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What a great way to expose your students to legends from other cultures! These three legends are from different parts of Latin America and are from the Mayans, Incas, and Aztecs! They are written in kid friendly language and include written response comprehension questions tied to Common Core Standards. Also included are nonfiction information about the culture of each of these ancient civilizations, so that students better understand the customs behind the dress and behavior of the characters. Maps of areas in which the stories take place are included! Vocabulary words and printable activities for each lesson are also included! Legends Are: The Legend of the Shepherd and the Daughter of the Sun (Inca Legend) The Legend of Xunaan and the Young Warrior (Mayan Legend) The Legend of Cempasuchil, the Day of the Dead Flower (Aztec Legend) Great for use in literature circles or guided reading activities!
Doing crafts in Spanish class is a fun way to mix language and culture. Kids get lots of input (colors, shapes, simple commands) while learning about folk art, handicrafts, and art from Latin America. Teachers can talk about the Latin American crafts, showing an example. Then, they can give
Designado como Patrimonio Cultural de la Humanidad; rodeado por ese rumor especial que tiene en viento de la Patagonia, abriendo el Cañón del río Pinturas; colocado sobre la ladera de la montaña, a…
Home to the world’s most dangerous road, beautiful mountain scenery and ancient Inca ruins, Bolivia has got a lot to offer for adventurous travelers. You can marvel at the surreal landscapes of the Salar de Uyuni, hike rugged trails in the Andes or walk in the footsteps of Che Guevara. From observing diverse wildlife to […]
The history of Argentina dates back thousands of years to the ancient tribes in Patagonia, it's modern day history is marred by political instability.
