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Afro-Latinos Research Poster Project SPANISH AND ENGLISH

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Celebrate Black History Month with this research poster project! There are 40 templates with names of famous Afro-Latinos filled in.

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Celebrate Black History Month with this research poster project!

There are 40 templates with names of famous Afro-Latinos filled in. You can print them off and let students choose, assign people to research, or post the sheets as a fast finisher option to create a bulletin board or display! There is an optional back side if you would like to print them double-sided to include more information as well as works cited.

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There is also a two-sided template without names filled in so that you can add other people, or let students choose! There’s a lot of flexibility with this resource!

As this activity is offered in English OR Spanish, it is perfect for any level Spanish class. It is great for a day with a substitute teacher since students can lead themselves through the project!

Included:
❁ 40 B&W Templates with names filled in – Assign people or let students select from the options provided

❁ 1 Blank Template – Allow students to choose who to research!
❁ Optional reverse side of the poster to add any additional information and works cited
ALL OPTIONS are included in both Spanish and English!!

Click HERE to see a digital Afro-Latinos Report Project.

Students will learn about and recognize contributions made by Hispanic and Latino Americans to the United States and world. They will celebrate their heritage and culture. Teach your students to celebrate diversity!

People Included:

  • Miriam Jiménez Román
  • Piri Thomas
  • José Celso Barbosa
  • Gwen Ifill
  • Sylvia del Villard
  • Felipe Luciano
  • Julia de Burgos
  • Arturo Schomburg
  • Tatyana Ali
  • Gina Torres
  • Roberto Alomar
  • Laz Alonso
  • Nanshon Dion Anderson
  • Carmelo Anthony
  • La La Anthony
  • Eva Ayllón
  • AZ
  • Jean-Michel Basquiat
  • Ursula Burns
  • Miguel Cabrera
  • Ilia Calderón
  • Mariah Carey
  • John Carlos
  • Orlando Cepeda
  • Roberto Clemente
  • Celia Cruz
  • Victor Cruz
  • Taio Cruz
  • Christina Milian
  • Naya Rivera
  • Yolanda Arroyo Pizarro
  • Rosario Dawson
  • Joan Smalls
  • Jaime Hurtado
  • Marin de Porres
  • Cecilia Tait
  • Edgardo Armando Franco
  • Nicolás Guillén
  • Lupita Nyong’o
  • Arnaldo Tamayo Méndez

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103 reviews for Afro-Latinos Research Poster Project SPANISH AND ENGLISH

  1. Sarai R. –

    My students were able to complete a well organized research project.

  2. Therese C. –

    I’m so glad I purchased this resource — it saved me so much time for prepping this project, and the students really liked it. Some struggle with powerpoint presentations, and I think this was a great mostly tech-free option as we learn about good research skills.

  3. Anjali C. –

    I expected there to be some biographies that students could read and use to fill out the template. I wanted to make this a tech-free activity. It wasn’t clear to me that no biographies were included. This should be made more clear. I’m disappointed.

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Hi Anjali,For reference, here is the list of included things from the description:❁ 40 B&W Templates with names filled in – Assign people or let students select from the options provided❁ 1 Blank Template – Allow students to choose who to research!❁ Optional reverse side of the poster to add any additional information and works cited❁ ALL OPTIONS are included in both Spanish and English!!Nowhere in that list does it mention biographies for students to read. As you look through the images on the cover, thumbnails, and previews, there are no reading passages pictured. The typed description references students researching and completing the poster templates. I always try to make things clear so you know what is included in your download. I’d love to hear what would have made this listing crystaline for you. Thanks!

  4. 3 Little Owls –

    Quick and easy resource to use in the classroom. Students enjoyed it.

  5. Karen P. –

    Great templates for short research projects. Also useful for presentational scoring.

  6. Ana G. –

    Thank you for such a great resource! Engaging; my students enjoyed it.

  7. Amy T. –

    Great way to have students learn about important figures and share their learning with others.

  8. Savana G. –

    These are great templates and even jumping off templates to create a project for your students. A lot of students need scaffolding as to how to research their person and this is a great help!

  9. jackie C. –

    Excellent product! My students really loved using this resource!

  10. MILDRED M. –

    Lo usé con mis estudiantes de octavo grado y fue fabuloso. Gracias.

  11. Carla O. –

    We are completing these biographies are part of Black History Month. Students are learning about new people, how they contributed and learning about history at the same time. We will be displaying our finished biographies in the hall.

  12. The Dualing Maestra –

    OMG! My students absolutely love this. We had so much fun with this!

  13. Meghan Molloy –

    my students loved this resource, it was easy to use and understand

  14. Minerva M. –

    My third grade bilingual students liked these but needed a lot of guidance to complete. Looked great on my bulletin board.

  15. Selina V. –

    This is a MUST for Spanish classroom, especially during Black History Month since students can compare it with great Afro-Latino figures. They had so much fun researching about Afro-Latinos and we had a gallery walk as to learn about every person!

  16. Darybell G. –

    Love this product! Thanks for putting it together.

  17. Rachelle S. –

    This is a great resource to use for differentiation. I like having the option to assign in both English and Spanish.

  18. Margarita M. –

    Lo use con mis estudiantes que están aprendiendo español como segundo idioma y fue una actividad que pudieron hacer solos sin problemas. Gracias

  19. Katie L. –

    Amazing selection of artists. Thank you for making these.

  20. Danielle P. –

    10/10 great activity would use again in the future

  21. Grisel D. –

    My students enjoyed working on this. Quick and easy. Students were able to complete the research in one to two sessions.

  22. Carla M. –

    Excellence resources! My Students love the activities

  23. Barbie H. –

    My students really enjoyed this resource and were able to apply this and personalize it to their own learning. With very few changes and offering time in class it was a great opportunity to share out and learn together. I would recommend this to any classroom and for sure in the Spanish learning classroom. Thank you for creating a wonderful resource. I will use it in years to come.

  24. Matilde B. –

    This was a fantastic resource. My students liked it, especially since I have a lot of Hispanic students who loved learning about this topic.
    The template was easy to follow and the graphics were clear and visually attractive.
    Thank you for an excellent resource.

  25. Adriana D. –

    I really liked having the list of controlled options for students. My students enjoyed practicing their research skills and presenting their final products to one another. Thank you!

  26. Sylvia Long –

    This resource was very helpful during our research on Afro-Latinos.

  27. Soraya V. –

    My students really enjoyed doing doing these activities.

  28. Marlene R. –

    My students love to use this resource. We create a project grade to be completed in class during Hispanic Heritage month. It doesn’t require much time to be prepared. The student engaged in this activity in class.

  29. Nichole M. –

    My students loved doing this activity and displaying them in the hallways. They had a lot of questions about the people and if there are more people (they are familiar with) who are Afro-Latinos.

  30. Sara D. –

    I had to be out and this was the perfect activity. THANK YOU

  31. Denisse L. –

    My Spanish class worked on this activity during black history month. My students really enjoyed this activity.

  32. Laura D. –

    We used this resource in my dual language class to do research projects for Black History Month. It’s a great resource for teaching students research skills and I loved how easy it was to prep!

  33. 305HippieChic –

    Great graphics. Easy to set up and easy to use. Saves time.

  34. Emily Taylor –

    My students loved this activity! It’s especially impactful to incorporate this into Black History Month.

  35. Kristin Esposito –

    My students were assigned an Afro-latino to research for Black History Month, and after researching their person, they shared the information with the class. Great project.

  36. Life by a Teacher jf –

    My students really enjoyed this activity! Thanks for providing it!

  37. Nichol Einsiedel –

    Such a fun activity! Helped with our Afro-Latino bulletin board! I definitely recommend it!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      I’m so glad to hear that! I’d love to see how your board turned out if you have any pictures – my email is ashley@srtaspanish.com or I’m on Instagram @srta_spanish. Thanks for the feedback!

  38. Srta Spantuguese –

    Great visual report to hang in a Spanish classroom during Black History Month.

  39. Samantha C. –

    My 6th graders enjoyed doing their own research and learning new things.

  40. Ciara A. –

    My students really enjoyed this resource, specially for Black history month. Very engaging. Than you!

  41. Allison C. –

    Loved this resource! We celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month and focused on Afro-Latinos in my African American History Class. It was a great cross-curricular activity, and as my students finished and hung up their work, our Spanish classes did a gallery walk and answered questions made by their teacher. It’s a 10 out of 10 for me! 🙂 Thank you so much for this creative and meaningful resource!

  42. Georgette T. –

    Used during Black History Month.

  43. Nayeli G. –

    I loved that this resource is in both English and Spanish, I was able to use it with my Spanish 1 students and my Herritage speakers as well. I used the worksheet as a draft for them which they later had to convert into a poster or powerpoint and present to the class. The drafts were posted around the classroom to display.

  44. Lacy Buckhaults –

    I love this activity! It is great to use during the month of February, but gives a twist for Spanish class. There were so many famous Afro-Latinos to choose from. The students knew some of them but were surprised by others! Quite a great resource to have.

  45. Catherine Jaspal –

    My student loved this activity and learned a lot. I received a lot of positive feedback from my students.

  46. Tiffany H. –

    My students enjoyed this project. It was easy to prep and ready to go in minutes! It was great for our stations!!

  47. Mi Tiendita Escolar –

    Great!

  48. Alison P. –

    My Spanish Level 2 students loved reading these. They were easy to understand even having not learned the Preterite and Imperfect yet. They asked to do more of them, so that is always a wonderful sign!

  49. Rosa B. –

    Great resource to use with a sub

  50. Emilee C. –

    My students loved being able to learn about a new person and most were surprised when they learned some of the people were actually latino and not just black. I hung the papers up in the hallways to them off and students were proud of their work!

  51. Esmeralda L. –

    Loved this resource!! My students enjoyed it so much! I already have a list of Afro-latinos that they were able to use for the blank template. Worked out great!

  52. One Smart Buck –

    Such a great resource. Easy to use and impactful.

  53. Mayra P. –

    My students learned so much with this resource. They did the research and then they presented to the class so everyone can learn about different successful afrolatinos.

  54. Marangeli S. –

    Great to do a research in Spanish class.

  55. Amanda Leipman –

    This was so helpful to tie Black History month into my Spanish class. Thank you for sharing!

  56. Senorita Charles –

    Great worksheet!

  57. Amanda Hoffmann –

    I honestly wasn’t impressed with this resource. I used it 3 times and all 3 times found it unsatisfactory. Some of the people are inappropriate and others are difficult to research. Some of the information is not the easiest for me to find let alone a middle schooler. I was not impressed and will no longer be using it.

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Hi Amanda! Thank you for your feedback. I know all school settings are different and so I try to be transparent with who is included in the project with the list available in the description of the resource. There is also the blank page for you or your students to choose a different person entirely if you would rather. I always recommend having a school media specialist come in to assist your students with research – they’re the experts and it’s wonderful to have another set of hands guiding your students as they dig into information about the people they are researching. If they aren’t available to come in, I usually just reach out via email and ask if the school or district has any specific tools they recommend for researching. Many times I’ve learned that my school had a subscription to a service or site that I’d never heard of before that was quite helpful! Thank you again for taking the time to leave feedback!

  58. Lorena Garcia –

    Just what I needed, thank you!

  59. Alejandra C. –

    Easy and interactive way to introduce unit. It was nice to have separate sections for each question

  60. Isabel M. –

    This was a great support activity I used after introducing Afro-Latino culture during black history month.

  61. Yasiris T. –

    My students enjoy this and learned a lot!

  62. LaJuliet Y C. –

    Used during Women’s History Month.

  63. maria G. –

    It was very easy to use. I would have like the digital version of it, but with her tutorial it was easy to do

  64. Celia D. –

    My students were able to learn about Afro Latinos that they were not aware of as being latinos.

  65. jocelyn F. –

    great resource

  66. PAULA CLEMENTE –

    Really fun way to introduce students to Afro Latino. As some of the comments, I wish it came with a list at the beginning and with an intro about Afrolatinos. But it is a great resource and its ready to go!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      I’ve added a list of the people included in this resource! Thank you for your feedback!

  67. Profe Millard –

    I’m using this resource as a supplement to a cultural day on Afrolatinidad for Black History Month. My advanced class loves learning about new people and different cultures, so this is perfect for them! I do wish there was a brief overview of each person included so that there was more information for the students to see who they might be interested in. Overall, this is an excellent resource!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      I’ve added a list of the people included in this resource! Thank you for your feedback!

  68. Adriana B. –

    This was a great resource for my students to learn about afrolaino

  69. Claudine P. –

    Gracias!

  70. Jennifer H. –

    This is an easy resource for teachers and high engagement for students. 2 things: I wish there was a complete list fo people at the beginning of the packet instead of having to thumb through everything AND also some background about Afro Latino for those students who do not know about the term. Minor problems! 🙂

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      I’ve added a list of the people included in this resource! Thank you for your feedback!

  71. Linda F. –

    Great resource. Wish it came in color as well

  72. Jessica C. –

    I love this resource and I like to use it in February to add some afrolatino culture to Black History Month. My students enjoyed choosing a person, learning about them, and presenting what they learned. Thanks!

  73. Tabbatha Higginbotham –

    My students loved learning about the personalities they chose. As a teacher, it was great seeing some that were not as well-known!

  74. karen C. –

    My students enjoyed learning about Afro-latinos. Thank you!

  75. Martha Rodriguez –

    We use this resource as part of out Black History Month Celebration focusing on the Afro-Latino contributions to the culture and enrichment to the world. Very well planned and self-guided. My students not only learn about diversity but the rich culture contributions of this great examples.

  76. Marijke C. –

    This was a great project for my elective class. The students were excited to choose from all the people and were surprised by how many names they knew.

  77. maria diaz –

    Great resource! Very informative and easy to understand!

  78. Terwill S. –

    Overall my level 1 Spanish students enjoyed the resource and I would recommend. I would like to suggest that accomplished afrolatinos in other fields be added to balance out the abundance of celebrities (singers, athletes, etc). My more advanced language students researched their own person. Some of the people were very difficult to find their verified bio online.

  79. Alyssa J. –

    Great resource that students enjoyed!

  80. Grace W. –

    I loved this! There were so many people to choose from and the blank template was really helpful as well so students could choose their own person. I liked the formatting a lot and it made for attractive and well-organized final presentations.

  81. Nora G. –

    Great resource!!

  82. Jessica Cattell –

    Great for Black History Month.

  83. Evelyn M. –

    Good Resource

  84. Miranda S. –

    Great resource!

  85. Walthall County S. –

    This is a great activity to introduce Afro-latinos and to review the latin countries, flags, and major cities. I used the English forms with Spanish 1 and the Spanish forms with Spanish 2. Students enjoyed the activity and learning something that they did not know about people they have heard about. There are a few controversial people as well so review all the people before assigning.

  86. Kristina D. –

    Awesome product! Gracias!

  87. Spanish goodies –

    I’m excited to use this product in my class!!! Thank you!

  88. Kathleen V. –

    Great! Thank you!

  89. Amanda M. –

    This is perfect for Black History Month, I love that it is in both English and Spanish because I teach ESL students. All my current ESL studnets are Spanish Speakers so this is a nice cultural tie that relates to their own heritage too.

  90. Ms M. –

    good

  91. lasenorasarcastica –

    Awesome resource for my Spanish classes!

  92. Ashley N. –

    Students used this for Afro-Latino Projects. Great resource

  93. Meli H –

    Great resource for February or any time of the year to include culture and latino and / or afro-latino histories

  94. Twila Wichtendahl –

    a very helpful resource. Thank you!

  95. Berenice Padilla –

    Love this!

  96. karla P. –

    perfect for research work

  97. Maria P. –

    Thank you! My students are using these to conclude Black history month. I would just love if you could add a list of all the names together in one document.
    Thanks

  98. Janet C. –

    Great resource!

  99. Sherie Quinn –

    Thank you!

  100. Jocelyn C. –

    Thank you for sharing!

  101. Cior D. –

    Spanish Teacher, Bilingual Teacher, Dual Language, Afrolatinos

  102. Crystal’s Task –

    Awesome! Great Resource.

  103. Bloom Spanish –

    Great resource!

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