Description
Introduce your students to culture through reading! This printable activity is clear and accessible for your students, and easy for you to use!
Students read and complete comprehension activities on the country of Bolivia! 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:
- 12 informational pages in Spanish and English
* Spanish pages include vocabulary supports for your students - graphic organizer in Spanish and English
- comprehension questions in Spanish and English
- answer keys
- printable letters for classroom display
*black or in the design of the country’s flag
INFORMATIONAL PAGES INCLUDE:
- World map
- Country map
- Language(s)
- Flag
- Government
- Laguna Colorada
- Tiwanaku
- Salteña
- Silpancho
- Marcelo Claure
- Adela Zamudio
- Cholita
- Llama
Use as a gallery walk during your unit or print and hang for an informational bulletin board!
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Related Resources:
- Bolivia Virtual Field Trip Digital Map Activities SPANISH & ENGLISH
- Bolivia Virtual Field Trip – English Only
- Bolivia Virtual Field Trip – Spanish Only
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Emily M. –
This was a great resource. My students were engaged while using and I wll definitely be using this again.
Angela S. –
My level 1 students are reading a novel about a young girl from Bolivia so this activity helped them to learn about the country.
Jocelyn C. –
My students really enjoyed this. Thank you so much for sharing.
Jennifer G. –
Great activity to introduce culture! I love finding ways to get my students moving around the room while learning. I used it as a Gallery walk and my kids loved it!
Leah T. –
I love this for my Bolivia unit! Please keep adding countries!
Jennifer H. –
Have added to movie unit for The Devil’s Miner to help students understand more about Bolivia before they watch the movie