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Monday, September 12, 2022

Hispanic Heritage Month Printables for Middle & High School

Hispanic Heritage Month Printables for Middle & High School


Hispanic Heritage Month has rolled around once again and this year I have some new HHM resources for middle and high school students. In the past, I have focused a lot on elementary and lower middle school grades. But I see a lot of teachers purchasing those products and using them with older students. (Here's my list of Printable Lessons and Activities to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month that are for all different ages.) So this year, I sat down to create lesson and activities with those educators in mind.

Here is a list of my HHM downloads, starting with the new ones available for this year, as well as my other established favorites. :)

Hispanic Heritage Month Printables for Middle School & High School


Hispanic Heritage Reading Passage


I am so excited about this one! This new one-page reading passage is dedicated exclusively to Hispanic Heritage Month and talks about how and when it came to be, why it is important to celebrate it, and who are some important figures in U.S. history. It comes with an 8-question comprehension quiz and answer key.

The coolest part is that it includes a digital version if you prefer to assign it for virtual instruction. 

**Note: Those of you who purchase my reading passages regularly will be happy to know that I am working on adding digital versions to all of them. Yay! 


Hispanic Heritage Month Trivia Challenge


This is a Google Sheets™ file designed as a supplemental assessment game! Students test their knowledge of Hispanic Heritage Month by answering up to 12 self-checking trivia questions. They have to choose 8 questions to answer, but may gain bonus points by answering more.

It's a great assessment activity to pair with the following:

Hispanic Heritage Month Escape Room


In this Google Sheets file, students must answer 12 (self-checking) questions about Hispanic Heritage Month to unlock the final word puzzle, then unscramble the letters to escape! Comes with two digital files - one in English, the other in Spanish - plus printable task cards, in case you want to use it as an in-class activity and not as a digital one.


Additional Printables that Highlight Hispanics in History


A More Complete History: Hispanic Activists (Unit 1)


This comprehensive Teach for Justice unit focuses on five important (and often forgotten) historical figures of the 1900s using articles and mini documentaries as our secondary sources. The 150-page unit for high school students includes lesson plans for in-person and virtual learning, as well as essay questions, project based learning options, and research & present topics. Options for worksheets and summative assessments allow for differentiated learning.

The five figures covered in this unit are:
  • Jovita Idár
  • Sylvia Mendez
  • Ralph Lazo
  • Willie Velásquez
  • and Helen Rodríguez Trías

I have also begun breaking up this unit into the individual lessons and making them available, starting with Jovita Idár:

A More Complete History: Hispanic Activist Jovita Idár (Lesson 1)


Jovita Idár is in the news lately because she will be the first Mexican American woman recognized by the U.S. Mint on a coin in 2023 as part of their American Women Quarters Program. 

This 30-page lesson plan closely looks at her life and work. The activities require research and critical thinking. It includes Google Drive options for worksheets and summative assessments allow for differentiated learning and virtual instruction. Answer keys and essay rubric are included.

You can also find this free sample of one of the lessons from the unit, in case you'd like to try before you buy:

A More Complete History: Hispanic Activist Willie Velásquez (Lesson 4)



When and How to Use Them


All of these lessons and activities can be used in either a school or home learning environment. If you are a parent, you may use these to supplement your child's main curriculum. Or use them in your homeschool as an additional class that dives into heritage studies. Or even better, use them in history to study the contributions of Latinos to world and U.S. history - their stories are too often overlooked.

For more excellent resources, be sure to visit the National Museum of the American Latino.

Parent and Teacher Opportunity


Did you know that if you send me a photograph or two of one of my products being used in your home or school classroom (no faces necessary), I will send you any non-bundle item free from my shop? You pick the product!


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Monday, September 9, 2019

Printable Lessons and Activities to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month


It's hard to believe that Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off next Sunday! And let me tell you, I think we need it more than ever. To dispel myths. To dispel stereotypes. To highlight the significant contributions of Hispanics to U.S. history. To fight racism. I've seen a lot of activity going on with my Hispanic Heritage Month printable activities that focus on historical Latino figures, Spanish-speaking countries, and more. To find additional resources, check out my comprehensive list of Lesson Plans and Activities for Hispanic Heritage Month around the web.

To make things easier for you, I've compiled them all together below for easy reference. But if you visit my TpT store*, you'll probably find a lot more that would complement the upcoming month!



FIRST, if you aren't signed up for my newsletter, you might want to do so. I try to share free downloads with my subscribers. Sometimes they are new products, and sometimes they are free versions of my paid products which I offer to my subscribers for a limited time. :) Right now, I have some new themed writing pages for Hispanic Heritage Month. Easy to print and go! A few ways to use them?
  • Research and write up the history of the holiday.
  • Have students write what Hispanic Heritage Month means to them.
  • Research and write up the story behind a Hispanic historical figure.

And now, on to the rest of the printable materials...


Hispanic Heritage Month


Hispanic Heritage Reading Passage


This is a one-page history on Hispanic Heritage Month. Students will learn about how it started, why it is important to celebrate it, and who are some important figures in U.S. history. This informational text is written for students in 6th - 10th grade. Includes an 8-question comprehension quiz plus answer key.

DIFFERENTIATION:
Digital versions have been added to Easel. Thus, this product includes four activities (reading passages and comprehension questions - each in English or Spanish), as well as two assessments. Educators can choose to assign the reading comprehension questions as a self-checking activity, or as an assessment.

Includes full text in English and Spanish.


Hispanic Heritage Month Trivia Challenge









This Hispanic Heritage Month Trivia Challenge is a digital Google Sheets™ file designed as a supplemental assessment game to my Hispanics in History Fandex. It may also be used as a quick introduction to the national observance, or as an assessment for my Hispanic Heritage Reading Passage (shown above).

Students will test their knowledge of Hispanic Heritage Month by answering up to 12 self-checking trivia questions. They are required to choose 8 questions to answer, but may gain bonus points by answering more.


Hispanic Heritage Month Escape Room


This Hispanic Heritage Month Escape Room comes with two Google Sheets digital files - one in English, the other in Spanish. Students answer 12 (self-checking) questions about Hispanic Heritage Month to unlock the final word puzzle, then unscramble the letters to escape! Printable task cards are also included if you don't want to do the digital activity.

This activity works best when paired with my Hispanic Heritage Month Reading Passage.


Country Studies




Explore the Spanish-speaking countries of Cuba, Mexico, Puerto Rico and Spain with this Country Coloring Activity BUNDLE!

Available in English or Spanish, it's simple and fun. Just have your kids read about a person, place, or thing related to the country, then have them find it on the map and color it in. You save when you buy the bundle, but you can also purchase the individual country files.



Latinos in American & World History


100 Hispanics in World History Research Packet


This 79-page unit allows students to choose from a list of 100 Hispanics in world history to research and share. The list is available in two formats:

The historical figures are arranged by century starting with the 1400s to the present
The historical figures are arranged by field of influence, including musicians, artists, activists, scientists, athletes, writers, journalists, actors, leaders & politicians, and other notable figures.
Pages for note-taking, research, and one-page presentations are included, as are additional pages for comparing/contrasting historical figures, word association, and listing new vocabulary.

In addition, date cards and information labels are included for creating a timeline display on a wall.

Instructions included.




Teach your kids about Hispanic Heritage Month with this set of three minibooks that are perfect for lapbooks, interactive notebooks, or literacy centers.

This file contains three books:
  1. A top flip book featuring Hispanic musicians
  2. An accordion-folded book featuring Hispanic writers
  3. And a side flip book featuring Hispanic artists




My most popular download during this time of year, this reading comprehension packet comes with one-page reading passages about the following 10 famous Latinas:

  1. Ellen Ochoa
  2. Isabel Allende
  3. Dara Torres
  4. Frida Kahlo
  5. Linda Ronstadt
  6. Dolores Huerta
  7. Sonia Sotomayor
  8. Carolina Herrera
  9. Rita Moreno
  10. Sor Juana de la Cruz

I've also included reading comprehension worksheets that focus on facts and vocabulary from the passages, a matching activity, dictionary reference, and complete the sentence. Answer key included.




This reading comprehension packet comes with one-page reading passages about the following famous Afro-Latinos:
  1. Celia Cruz
  2. Sammy Davis, Jr.
  3. Soledad O'Brien
  4. Roberto Clemente
  5. Martina Arroyo
  6. Pelé
  7. Arnaldo Tamayo Méndez

I've also included reading comprehension worksheets that focus on facts and vocabulary from the passages, a matching activity, dictionary reference, and complete the sentence. Answer key included.




Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by playing "Who Am I?" with this set of character crowns featuring 30 influential Hispanics in History. 

Each crown comes with a fact sheet and extension strips for making the crown. Directions for assembly and instructions on different ways to play the game, as well as different ways to use the crowns are included. 




These fact files may be used as individual bookmarks or a fandex. It features 36 historical figures. Directions for fandex assembly and use, as well as individual worksheets, cut-outs and answer key included. 




Introduce your students to Dolores Huerta with this easy, no-prep, printable poster and glossary! Available in full color or black-and-white, you can decorate your classroom or have your students color in the poster and read the glossary which features words related to the activist.

Worksheets are included that require students to study the words and then write in the definitions. Answer key included.



Hispanic Holidays




This is a collection of my four one-page reading passages on Hispanic holidays. It includes:

• Day of the Dead Reading Passage
• Las Posadas One-Page Reading Passage
• Día de los Reyes Magos Reading Passage
• The REAL History of Cinco de Mayo Reading Passage

Each one comes with a 1-page reading passage and a quiz.



Family Heritage Research




Encourage your children/students to explore their family's heritage with these sets of themed journaling pages. Each collection contains 42 different pages to record a child's family heritage and includes pages for sketching, photographs, recording family recipes and interviews, journaling and more. Just print what you need and go. 


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Monday, August 5, 2019

The Bilingual Back-to-School Blog Hop & Free Download


I'm so happy to be participating in the Bilingual Back-to-School Blog Hop! So many fantastic free resources from some wonderful teachers, who if you aren't following them on TpT, you are totally missing out.

When I signed up, I stopped to think about what is it in my shop that I consider to be essential for classes. And I knew right away that it actually was something that every single school in the country should be teaching.

I created this #RespectEachOther Packet to Combat Bullying three years ago right after the election. I was getting emails from Latino parents worried about sending their children to school. So I made this packet to help parents and educators deal with the issue of bullying, and hopefully using it sometimes helps to stop bullying before it starts.

This packet includes:
  • posters to be placed as visual reminders
  • an educator's guide
  • discussion questions & guide
  • resources for parents
  • phrases parents can use when talking to school officials about their child being bullied
  • plans for students on how to deal with a bully
  • writing prompts
  • writing pages
  • and a recommended reading list

It's also available in Spanish...


and English...

I'm a Texan. And last weekend's shooting in El Paso affected me deeply as a parent, as a teacher, as a Mexican-American, as a Texan, as an American. I'm tired of ALL the mass shootings. It's so easy to feel helpless. This is just one small way that I feel like I can fight the hate and the extremism. I'm sorry to bring this sad subject up in this blog hop, but helping our children/students is just so important. And I think it is one way for us to actively help each and every student.

I hope that you enjoy this download. You can find both of them for free in my TpT shop.

And don't forget that all of my products on TpT AND my online shop are on sale. The TpT sale runs today and tomorrow, while my website sale will run through Friday. Just use the promo code BTS19 when you checkout to get 25% off your purchase.


Time to Hop...


Ready to hop off to the next stop on our Bilingual Back-to-School Blog Hop? You'll love La Profe Plotts! (I even love her logo.)

Go see what wonderful freebie she has lined up for you by clicking here.


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