Description
Introduce your students to history through reading! This printable activity and bulletin board is clear and accessible for your students, and easy for you to use!
Students read and complete comprehension activities on the Aztec civilization! The readings, graphic organizer, and comprehension questions are included in Spanish and English so you can choose which language best suits your students at their level.
INCLUDED PAGES:
- 10 informational pages in Spanish and English
- graphic organizer in Spanish and English
- comprehension questions in Spanish and English
- answer keys for comprehension questions
- printable letters for classroom display
INFORMATIONAL PAGES INCLUDE:
- Overview
- Language
- Causeways
- Chinampas
- Macuahuitl
- Montezuma II (Moctezuma II)
- Pochteca
- Quetzalcoatl
- Tortillas
- Tenochtitlán
Use as a gallery walk during your unit or print and hang for an informational bulletin board!
*Please note that the images are inspired by and intended to resemble Aztec artwork. Pleased be advised, however, that some images may not be completely accurate (such as symbols or exact clothing) although they are designed to imitate and illustrate well.
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Brenda K. –
This resource was incredibly helpful for my ELL students and helped them to access the content.
Nilka Hernandez –
Muy buen recurso para resumir el tema de los aztecas.
Morena Maestra Veliz –
The students absolutely loved it! A supplement that enhanced the content I was already teaching.
Jennifer G. –
A fun way to review the Aztecs! I used it as a gallery walk with my students to introduce Aztec culture before reading our Aztec legend “El origen del nopal”.
Robyn D. –
I love having these as extra resources for reading practices. Using the different topics gives me an opportunity to tie into other content areas as well as use new vocabulary.
Suzanne K. –
This was a great activity to teach culture and have my students up and moving around in small groups.
Jennifer H. –
Used on board as beginning of mini unit on Aztecs. Caught students’ attention immediately and hooked them on learning more
Stephanie Portillo –
This resource is engaging for the students and provides me with the feedback that I need as well. I highly recommend it and appreciate the time and talents involved in creating them! ¡ Muchas Gracias !
Delores T. –
What an amazing resource on the Aztecs! This is a must have. Love the pictures and great info! Muchas gracias!