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Hispanic Heritage Month Activities Virtual Field Trip for Exploratory Spanish

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Let your students explore history and culture around the world! Content is discovered via an online interactive Google Map through images, readings, and videos! Time saver for you and engaging for students!

13 + Interactive Map – 3 MB – PDF

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Let your students explore history and culture around the world! Content is discovered via an online interactive Google Map through images, readings, and videos! Time saver for you and engaging for students! Reading and questions are in English and explore a variety of countries and people. This activity is great for reinforcing geography while learning about culture! It would also be a great sub plan.

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Included:

❁ Interactive map

❁ Graphic Organizer

❁ Comprehension Questions

❁ Digital Versions of the student pages for use with Google Slides

❁ Answer Key There is a sheet with comprehension questions OR a graphic organizer for your students to complete while exploring the map. You choose what works best for your students, or give them a choice! Students will need devices and access to the internet to be able to use the map. Please verify that your school allows access to Google My Maps and YouTube before purchase to be able to fully utilize this resource.

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232 reviews for Hispanic Heritage Month Activities Virtual Field Trip for Exploratory Spanish

  1. Lori S. –

    For the most part my students did fine with this activity. I enjoyed the webquest format and how it was presented in a map. It is a well thought out resource, but maybe it was just my students who were a little lazy on the open-ended sections.

  2. My Spanish Co –

    This is a great Webquest activity. It was simple to use and my students like it. Thanks!

  3. Taylor Leach –

    Had students complete as individual assignment. It was interactive and students were easily able to navigate the maps.

  4. Lanell G. –

    This was an engaging activity for my Current Events. The map and the map key were very helpful for my students.

  5. BLENDED LEARNING STORE –

    This is a great digital webquest for Hispanic Heritage Month. My students enjoyed it. Thank you.

  6. Kimberly O. –

    Awesome resource, thank you so much my kiddos loved it ?

  7. Rachel A. –

    Good resource to use with students. Easy to use.

  8. Julia R. –

    I used this as a sub plan for hispanic heritage month – it was well received, the students enjoyed learning about the topic.

  9. Sra Langer –

    We enjoyed finding out more about Hispanic Heritage Month!

  10. Rebecca F. –

    My students loved this! The map was easy to follow and prompted a class discussion.

  11. Ashley H. –

    Love this webquest, great way for students to learn about Hispanic heritage!

  12. Jennifer Cole –

    Great resource to use during our Hispanic Heritage month activities.

  13. Gina B. –

    Fun activities. Easy to understand, and students loved it. Thank you.

  14. Cesar A. –

    I love love love all of the interactive and educational webquests/virtual field trip activities.

  15. Kimberly C. –

    My students enjoyed using this activity to learn more about Hispanic Heritage.

  16. William G. –

    Wonderful resource that worked great in my class! LOVE it.

  17. Gaby’s Classroom –

    I loved this idea and have purchased other webquests. I would’ve liked for the map to be in Spanish (I didn’t realized that the author had a separate activity that had the option to spanish) . The characters included were interesting, but I did added some extra that were more modern and students knew just to feel more connected to it.

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Hey Gaby! I’m so sorry you grabbed the English instead of the Spanish – you can pop in a ticket to TPT & they should be able to help you make an exchange for the product that includes both Spanish and English for the future!

  18. Jackeline C. –

    This is great for students who like to work independently and it provides an interesting style of learning.

  19. Srawingate –

    Thank you for the effort that you put into this resource. It was well worth it.

  20. Tiana D. –

    This is another great activity for Spanish club. My kids love webquests!

  21. Patricia G. –

    A well craft resource for my students! All enjoyed and had a great time!

  22. Derrick S. –

    This has been great for my ELL students. Easy to use.

  23. Emily A. –

    This webquest is easy to give students for learning about Hispanic heritage month or a great sub plan.

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Hurray! I’m glad to hear that. Thanks for taking the time to leave feedback and let me know!

  24. patricia Maier –

    This kept my student engaged as well as met the standards.

  25. Kaylee Svitak –

    This is a great resource to have students explore hispanic heritage!

  26. Samantha L. –

    This was a good resource for my upper elementary kids. It’s engaging and a more interesting way to learn about topics. The Google maps didn’t work on my kids computer but other than that it was great!

  27. Amanda S. –

    Great resource for middle school students. Thank you!

  28. Griselda H. –

    I anted something interactive to use at Saturday school and this resource was perfect.

  29. Mariel Harrison –

    My students devoured the activity and were very engaged.

  30. Veronica B. –

    Great tool that engaged students. It was assignment that allowed all students to participate at high rigor.

  31. Nathaly C. –

    Very creative and easy for my students to follow!!!

  32. Stephanie H. –

    A fun and engaging resource to use during Hispanic Heritage Month. Thank you for this resource.

  33. The Bilingual Schoolhouse –

    Used this resource with my 3rd graders to learn about Hispanic heritage month.

  34. Actividades divertidas –

    Great activity that kept students engaged. Also can be used as a sub plan.

  35. Autumn C. –

    Such a great resource with lots of info, pictures and videos

  36. Anna W. –

    Great resource for my homeroom during Hispanic Heritage Month.

  37. Teach Outside the Book –

    Great to use for Hispanic Heritage Month and for sub days.

  38. Beverly T. –

    My students had fun exploring. They were engaged with the activity.

  39. Randall B. –

    Students enjoyed resourcing hispanic heritage,and were fully engaged.

  40. sharon C. –

    Very engaging resource! A great way to connect reading and social studies through Hispanic Heritage month. I love to be able to provide those mirrors for my EL students. One small note, due to the tech restrictions, I did have to share the tour.

  41. Alissa D. –

    Wonderful resources for hispanic heritage month for all levels of my high school classe!

  42. Hilda F. –

    My students enjoyed reading and learning about different figures of the Hispanic community.

  43. Suzanne A. –

    I LOVED this resource. The students had to ultimately click on everything to get the answers and actually READ the material. One thing I would recommend for users if you have internet monitoring software is to disable their ability to move to a different screen. Several of my students wanted to “just google” instead of using the resource provided. Once I forced the issue by blocking other pages, they settled into the activity and enjoyed it!

  44. Karen T. –

    As a social studies teacher, this was a great way to have a more engaging activity while learning about Hispanic Heritage Month.

  45. Catherine W. –

    I was out with COVID for 2 days last week (Week 3 of the 2024-2025 school year) and needed something low prep and easy-to-follow for my students to work on independently. This was perfect! Love your virtual field trips!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      I am so glad to hear that it worked well! I hope you are feeling better!

  46. Alison W. –

    I used this to teach to a whole class and we worked on it together. The interactive map is put together nicely and the kids loved seeing where all the countries were and who was from each country. The worksheet is easy to follow along and helps lead discussion questions.

  47. Sara S. –

    We unfortunately only had time for students to do the “person” part of this activity, but it was very fun and engaging. Lots of great facts and information. I’m hoping to use all of the pieces this coming year.

  48. Susanne A. –

    I like that this includes all of the Spanish speaking countries that gained their independence around the same time in 1821. This could have more cultural influences as well as Hispanic or Latin Americans who made impactful influences in the world.

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Hi! I try to be thorough in my resource description so you can see exactly what is covered. This does include 10 different people and their contributions, as well as how they tie into culture, along with a view of the countries as you mentioned. If you’re looking for a more in-depth option for culture, I might suggest the field trips for food, music, or art that I have available! Thanks.

  49. Kailyn W. –

    I enjoy spending time on HHM materials to show students the array of cultures that Hispanic culture encompasses

  50. All Around the Middle –

    My students found this engaging and it worked perfectly with our South America Geography Unit. I especially like how the information is presented in various ways and uses maps to help the students visualize how diverse the people are.

  51. Cre8tive Learning –

    My students enjoyed this resource. It engagingly taught the necessary standards. My students benefited from the use of this resource. Thanks!

  52. Janna A. –

    My students loved using this for our Hispanic Heritage Month unit!

  53. Noelle F. –

    This is a great resource that helped my students.

  54. Carla M. –

    Excelente recurso para mis estudiantes. Lo recomiendo!

  55. Anna B. –

    I love the interactive map! Students were very engaged and learned a lot about famous Hispanics!

  56. Hillcrest Honors –

    Very informative. The students learned a lot. Thank you!

  57. Katherine V. –

    It is a comprehensive tool that covers a wide range of topics and is particularly valuable for our current subject.

  58. Magly Maza –

    This resource is great. It has an interactive map and information about the places on the map. Students are engaged while learning about hispanic heritage

  59. Stacy Harrison Inc –

    This was a great assignment. Students were able to work independently and learned a lot.

  60. Lilian R. –

    Easy to use low prep and really engaging for students.

  61. KARRIE H. –

    I used this for journaling. We would travel to the country and learn about the culture and location. Then write about what we learned.

  62. Emily B. –

    Great resource. Very engaging for the students. Everything you need is included.

  63. Erin McInroy –

    The interactive map was fun to explore. My hispanic ESL students appreciated learning about some familiar people and some new people and their impacts on the world.

  64. Kelly M. –

    This was a great way to recognize and celebrate Hispanic Heritage month.

  65. Senora Bee –

    A great way to introduce level 1s to Hispanic culture and some notable figures!

  66. allie H. –

    My student loved this resource! Was a great addition to our morning routine that helped to reinforce previously learned material.

  67. Elisa Nieves –

    This is a fun way to get students to engage with geography and culture. I think this would be a great sub plan as well!

  68. Tory B. –

    Best for upper elementary that can self guide. I was hoping that it was a little different for what I was going for, but I’m sure it is helpful in other areas.

  69. Hannah N. –

    LOVED THIS. MY STUDENTS GOT EXCITED WHEN I SAID WE WERE GOING ON A VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP. THEY LEARNED A LOT. THANKS

  70. Cassandra K. –

    This was helpful to show the flags of the countries and they learned about people from those countries. The interactive map was fantastic. I use it for other lessons as well as this lesson. My students learned about a lot of new people and their locations.

  71. Yvonne R. –

    Thanks for creating this great resource. I think this will be a fun way to learn about Hispanic Heritage. I think my students will find this resource engaging and fun.

  72. Laura L. –

    this was great- the kids had fun (they love anything digital!) And I appreciate the different levels; I was able to use this with both 5th and 8th grade.

  73. La clase interactiva de Sra P –

    Students were engaged and had fun learning about Hispanic Americans!! Thank you for making this resource!

  74. Michelle H. –

    This resource was a great supplement to my hispanic heritage month instruction.

  75. Kait H. –

    I used this last year with my 8th grade students, and they were engaged and wanted to learn more, so thank you!

  76. Altagracia P. –

    These incredible resources captivated my attention thoroughly. I explored each segment, and they are ideal for immersing my students in the Hispanic Heritage Month. Thank you.

  77. Mary T. –

    This was a nice resource. It worked well for my class.

  78. The Couture Teacher –

    This is a great resource as a supplement to our curriculum.

  79. Cynthia F –

    Students really enjoy these cultural field trips!

  80. Cathy A. –

    A fabulous resource to use during Hispanic Heritage Month, but it can be used at any time of the year. I love using a map to teach about this culture.

  81. Life by a Teacher jf –

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

  82. Sandra F. –

    I have purchased multiple of these resources and they have been a great addition to my classes. Fun activity for my students. Gracias!

  83. Jessica Q. –

    This is a great activity. It was full of cool information.

  84. Andrea Holguin –

    students were very engaged in this activity!. it was easy to understand and students enjoyed it!

  85. Rachel P. –

    My 3-5th ELL students enjoyed this virtual field trip when we studied Hispanic Heritage Month.

  86. Belen R. –

    This was a really fun activity and my students enjoyed following the trip to learn about Hispanic cultures!

  87. Leila P. –

    My students said completing their virtual field trip was an adventure. They loved the vibrant pictures, videos, and [short] fact-finding readings! Thank you for this highly-engaging and high-quality resource!

  88. Lacy Buckhaults –

    This is a great resource to have and use during Hispanic Heritage Month. Thanks!

  89. La zona del español –

    I like this activity as students got to “visit” some Spanish-speaking placed virtually. Very well put together and engaging.

  90. Kaitlyn L. –

    My students enjoyed the activity and wished there was more information on the countries, as well as the people.

  91. Laura G. –

    Great resource. Thanks!

  92. maria lozano –

    I love all of your virtual field trips, my class is engaged and they learn abou thte culture

  93. Urban Upstate NY Profesora –

    The resource in the map was a great concept but the materials and content are redundant. There is not a great variety of people.

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Hi! Could you please clarify what you mean by “materials and content are redundant”? It’s not meant to be used sequentially, rather, concurrently. The handouts go with the map so the students use the pages as they navigate the map, so I could see how they would seem redundant if you did one, then the other? I’m not sure I understand, and I’d love to clarify to improve this resource in the future. I did update the description of the resource to include a detailed list of the markers included to hopefully help anyone considering this in the future to know what is included. I purposefully included a mix of people and countries on the map because my own students in the past have struggled with placing where countries are on the map as we talk about them so I wanted that to be an element of this activity as we learn about them! Feel free to shoot me an email (my address is in the download) if you’d like to discuss further! Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback.

  94. Enlightened Estudiantes –

    I love using these resources with my students ! Thank you for taking the time to make these great activities!

    Gracias

  95. MissCollazosClass –

    Super fun and engaging! Great resource to have students practice!

  96. Juli T –

    High quality, engaging resource!

  97. SueAnn L. –

    This was engaging for all my levels of Spanish.

  98. Kaitlyn G. –

    GREAT resource !

  99. Sra Vallin –

    Great sub plan!

  100. Lynn G. –

    My students like all of the virtual field trips!

  101. Laura T. –

    Thanks!

  102. Marshanell G. –

    We had some challenges using this resource, overall this was ok.

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Hi! I’d love to hear some more specific feedback so I can better support you in the future, especially if you’d like to use it again next year! I hope the links I had in the notes page helped you resolve any challenges. Feel free to reach out to me at my email – it’s in the PDF download!

  103. Maria Mercedes Ortola Ramon –

    Always great!

  104. Elizabeth I. –

    My students enjoyed using the interactivity of this resource.

  105. Emily K. –

    So neat! Gracias!

  106. Courtney V. –

    Thank you for this great resource for my middle school students! We loved this!

  107. Stephanie T. –

    Great resource for my fifth graders!

  108. Ms Baileys Bilingual Classroom –

    This was a fun project I used in my Spanish classes to add in Hispanic Heritage month within our units!

  109. Welsh’s Wonders –

    Great! Thank yoU!

  110. Jennifer Bromma –

    Great for Hispanic Heritage Month. I used it for a digital lesson to reinforce what we did in class.

  111. Kelly Watson –

    Great Resource!

  112. Cherylin S. –

    Great activity!

  113. monique carter –

    Great resource.

  114. The Upside of Teaching –

    Very engaging activity!

  115. Jessica F. –

    Great resource! Thank you!

  116. Sarah Allen –

    I did not have time to use this resource but hope to use it in the future. I truly enjoyed it thank you

  117. Theresa F. –

    This is a great resource.

  118. Megan Tomlinson –

    Fun activity to do with the students, thank you!

  119. citlalli M. –

    This virtual activity was a great resource to use with my Spanish-speaking countries lesson. My students enjoyed it as much as I did. Thank you for taking the time to make this fun activity.

  120. Carmen’s Class –

    Great product!

  121. Ms Sandy –

    Great resource!

  122. Smith’s ABCand123 –

    great resource!

  123. Mollie Stowe –

    This was a fun way to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month!

  124. Taylor T. –

    Great resource!

  125. Melissa B. –

    Excellent resource to add to your activities to celebrate Hispanic heritage month. No prep required.

  126. Grecia O. –

    My student enjoyed learning about Hispanic Heritage month with these activities! Thank you!

  127. Christine G. –

    My students loved this activity. It was so much fun! best one yet this year!

  128. Nicole R. –

    My students enjoyed this resourse

  129. karin B. –

    An engaging activity to expose students to Hispanic Heritage.

  130. Kylie S. –

    Great work to use with a sub!

  131. littlemaestra –

    I used this resource with my students as a way to finish off Hispanic Heritage month. I adjusted the worksheet for my high school students, just so they would know where to type as they did it as a doc. Overall they really enjoyed learning about the different places and people.

  132. Marta Tapia Freeman –

    Thanks for such a great resource!

  133. Julie C. –

    I thought this would have more information on the google map, not just one picture and the flag. However, the short bios were useful and related to the graphic organizer for students to complete. My fifth graders found it quite easy. I also struggled to get the correct “permissions” from the orignal copy, due to county restrictions as the sellar warned, so please be careful if you purchase.

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Hey Julie! I just want to make sure – when you open the markers, you can click on the pictures and “arrow” over and then if there is more than one picture or a video, you can move between them. Hopefully you saw that & saw all that is in each marker! There are some that just have one, but several that have more! I also hope that the instructions to make your own copy of the map were clear enough, but if your county restricts access to Google My Maps that is something it sounds like your tech person was able to help with! Thanks for taking the time to leave feedback on the resource!

  134. Maria Saenz-O’Malley –

    Incredible – I love, love, love this .

  135. Michele H. –

    My Spanish 1 students found this activity to be very engaging and resourceful.

  136. Cynthia S. –

    Super engaging and easy to use!

  137. Kathleen M. –

    My Adult Transition students enjoyed this resource. They were able to complete the simplified worksheet with assistance.

  138. Amanda D. –

    My students loved this recourse. We used this resource for Hispanic Heritage Month. My students were entertained and learned a lot from this tool.

  139. Miss Q Custom Work –

    Awesome resource to use with my students.

  140. Eimy Jimenez –

    I loved using this resource in class. It suited perfectly to the lesson I was teaching. Thank you.

  141. Delvine M. –

    The students liked being able to click on the locations and get the information.

  142. Alexandria A. –

    My students loved using this resource. They were engaged and had fun.

  143. Sandra C. –

    What an interactive way for students to learn about culture! During Hispanic Heritage Month, I find myself struggling to find engaging activities for students to learn about influential Latinos and Hispanos and they are completely over PowerPoints! Thank you so much for making this resource!

  144. Rising Sun Speech –

    My students and I loved this activity. It kept my students very engaged and was a great supplement towards the work we were doing in the classroom setting.

  145. Kristen N. –

    My students really have enjoyed this. I loved to see them so involved in this activity!

  146. Theodora T. –

    My students loved this resource! What a great way to celebrate Hispanic Heritage MInth!

  147. robbin W. –

    Great resource! the students really enjoyed your product!

  148. Ms F Fermin –

    Excellent resource!

  149. Ms Leilani –

    My students love using this resource for our culture study! I want them to experience various countries and cultures, especially for Hispanic Heritage Month!

  150. Steven M. –

    Great for Hispanic Heritage!

  151. SavannaArevalo –

    Perfect activity to introduce Hispanic Heritage month to my Spanish I students (:

  152. Carolyn K. –

    I had students start this after they were done taking a test. It kept my students entertained and quiet, but it was also purposeful as we are about to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.

  153. Kathleen V. –

    Worked great to engage students for distance learning!

  154. Amber S. –

    Very clear directions

  155. Ashlyn S. –

    I used this for my day of teaching about Hispanic Heritage month and my virtual students LOVED it! They were very engaged with the locations on Google maps and asked lots of questions. They also loved doing the pages for it. The only thing that was hard was coloring certain things virtually due to having to use Teams, but that is not your fault!

  156. elizabeth F. –

    Great resource!

  157. Kathie’s Kreations –

    Great Resource

  158. Stefannie A. –

    Students enjoyed it and learned a lot from this. Great resource. Thank you!

  159. Jennifer W. –

    Loved this engaging activity!!!!

  160. Caroline H. –

    Great resource to use for a sub or distance learning!

  161. Srta Que –

    fantastic activity to use during virtual learning!

  162. Mariella G. –

    My students were totally engaged while using this resource in class. it was a fun and different way to incorporate culture into the curriculum. Thank you for taking the time to create such awesome resources for teachers all around the world.

  163. Vrenlly C. –

    Awesome!

  164. Jennifer W. –

    I used this activity then used it to teach myself how to create a map of my own! Super job!

  165. Carmen Schar –

    These are really cool interactive maps that are a way to change up how to “get” info out to students. I wouldn’t have the patience nor the wherefore all to know how to create this myself. Will keep purchasing these interactive maps so long as the topic(s) pertains to what I’m doing in class!

  166. Kelly Horn –

    Great resource!

  167. Melinda E. –

    I teach both face to face and online (google meets). Your digital resources are a godsend! Thank you so very much for including digital for our virtual learners!

  168. Emily Tuttle –

    I have alot of ELL students and this was such a great reasource they loved seeing their culture and heritage represented!

  169. Cheryl A. –

    THis product is awesome. The interactive map allows students to go at their own pace and figure out the information for themselvbes. My students could have done almost an entire block with this information. The product is full of information, pictures and even videos. There was an issue with my students being able to access the map (no google classroom in the district). I just projected the map and turned it into a whole class activity. It is not as great as individual, but it still works. Eventually, I was able to figure out how to allow student to use the map on their own. The product is genuinely inventive and my students loved it. It would be a great sub plan or distance learning (if you can create the worksheets or make your own).

  170. Maria M. –

    It was great to show my students where each country is located on the map and learn about them during Hispanic Heritage month. Thank you for a great resource!

  171. Miranda S. –

    This was a great supplemental activity for my students during our unit on Hispanic Heritage Month.

  172. Temple Smith –

    My students loved this experience!

  173. Claudia M. –

    great interactive resource!

  174. Susan S. –

    This was a great activity to leave with a sub. No prep, and both the students and the sub had no issues. Thanks so much!

  175. Jessica T. –

    Amazing! Highly interactive. No prep. My students LOVED it!

  176. Shannon W. –

    Great fun

  177. Megan D. –

    My students love using these maps to explore and learn more about Hispanic Heritage Month. Another excellent map activity from Srta. Spanish!

  178. Irany C. –

    this is such an informative and engaging resource!

  179. Kyle D. –

    This was a great resource for interactiveness.

  180. Maribel S. –

    My students and I loved it!! Easy to understand and the best thing – INTERACTIVE and very INFORMATIVE for the students. Thank you for a great resource that I know I will use every year!

  181. Denise Dear –

    This kept my students engaged. Great resource!

  182. Jennifer Babbitt –

    I love this resource! Thank you so much!

  183. Rachel M. –

    This is a fun activity that gives some students great context for geography of the places they are learning about for Hispanic Heritage Month. However, I think the map activity itself is not organized super well once you get into it. It gets a little vague, and my students struggled to some degree with knowing what activity/link led to the next part.

  184. Dina A. –

    This was perfect for a staggered return to in-person learning. I was able to assign it to both the in- person and distance learning students and we all could discuss afterwards! Gracias!

  185. Kathleen H. –

    This was an excellent resource, not only the interactive map, but also highlighting Hispanic individuals during Hispanic Heritage Month. My students found this to be easy to use, engaging and educational. It was a very good activity!

  186. Dana K. –

    My students enjoyed this activity. The only problem that came up was that some of the links did not work. All in all it was a success, and my students learned a lot about hispanic culture.

  187. Jeanne C. –

    Great activity! I was able to leave for a sub when I had a family emergency. I put the assignment on Google Classroom and students were able to follow the links.

  188. Joanne C. –

    Great!

  189. Cosas que necesitas –

    Great resource!

  190. Natalia F. –

    Great resource!

  191. Stephanie M. –

    This is a different, more engaging way for students to complete a project because it can be completed using technology. love this.

  192. Stacy P. –

    Thank you!

  193. Shirley G. –

    Thank you

  194. Kayla A. –

    I love this activity either to start or end Hispanic Heritage Month. It is a great and interesting way to incorporate technology and give myself a break. She has multiple of activities in this format (although I have only used two) and are great!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      I’m so glad to hear that you like it! This is one of my favorite ways to include technology in my classroom! 🙂

  195. Charissa F. –

    Great interactive resource! No issues with any of the links.

  196. jennifer W. –

    I used this with my 8th graders and they really enjoyed this. It was nice to have choices for them, also.

  197. Stephanie G. –

    Poor resource

  198. Angelica M Bernal –

    Great for a quick and easy sub activity. Gracias.

  199. Kathryn R. –

    An engaging activity for students. Thank you.

  200. Rafael G. –

    The links on the map are broken. No images come up when clicked on the sidebar of the map. For instance, no pictures of the historical figures or the flags of the countries.

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Hi there!
      I just downloaded the map to double-check and everything appears as it should on my end. A couple of suggestions & questions for you..
      1. Are you clicking on the markers on the map? That’s what causes the images and text to appear.
      2. Have you cleared your browser history/cache or tried switching browsers?
      3. Have you tried the steps I suggested in the notes page of the resource for if you have issues viewing the map?

      Try those things – remember you can always contact me via the email in the resource as well. Thanks!

  201. Abigail S. –

    I had been thinking about making an interactive map, but finding this was a huge blessing and time-saver! What a great way for the students to interact with the material. I already know which day we are going to use it! Muchas gracias =)

  202. Kayty R. –

    I really like this, but my students were a bit confused at first, so make sure you explain well before letting them attempt!

  203. Yvette M. –

    I’m so excited to use this with my students next week. They love working on the computer and I know with this activity they will re able to see and relate to the hispanics they learn about in this online format.

  204. Jessica A. –

    I love how thorough and interactive this is!!

  205. Danielle R. –

    For my first time doing a unit specifically on SHM, this is an awesome pre-planned resource! Thank you

  206. Creative Language Acquisition –

    Can’t wait to use next month.

  207. Stephanie Portillo –

    What a great way to start the new school year with exciting and efficient new activities ! Muchas Gracias!

  208. Jeanette A. –

    Good!

  209. Srta Cosa –

    Great resource! The kids enjoyed it, thanks!

  210. Kara M. –

    Thank you!

  211. Kimberly Presley –

    Thank you!

  212. Natalia J. –

    My students enjoyed doing this activity

  213. Mi tiendita hispana –

    Excellent resource!

  214. Jennifer H. –

    Perfect fit in my 1-to-1 classroom

  215. Pastel Profe –

    Always great resources!

  216. Srta Morales Input and Output –

    My students loved it, they like using computers and learning about spanish speaking countries

  217. Vikki D. –

    Great activity!

  218. La esquina comunicativa –

    Great interactive activity!

  219. kristen V. –

    Thank you!

  220. Lindsay Z. –

    Saved the day with this easy to use sub plan (for me) and a great investigation to start the month.

  221. Sarah Kate H. –

    This is a great way to introduce Hispanic Heritage month!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Woohoo! Thanks for the feedback!

  222. The Sassy Language Teacher –

    great resource!! i love incorporating technology into my classroom and this is a great way to do it while introducing them to more culture. please continue to make these types of resources!

  223. Yelitza Cruz –

    Great activity!

  224. Sra R A. –

    This was a decent activity for introducing HHM and basic Independence Day country facts. All of the information is in one place so it’s not really a webquest, but its a good interactive activity that kids can do independently. I would suggest adding more famous hispanics to the worksheet. Good sub plans.

  225. Heather B. –

    Great activity for introducing Hispanic Heritage month!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Yay! Thanks for your feedback!

  226. Denise L. –

    Wonderful activity! Thank you

  227. Martha Rodriguez –

    A must in every Spanish Class. Great interactive tool.

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Thanks so much! I’m glad you liked it!

  228. Twila Wichtendahl –

    I’m looking forward to using this activity. Thanks!

  229. Jocelyn C. –

    Thank you for sharing!

  230. Cositas de Cristina –

    Can’t wait to use this.

  231. N Salazar –

    This activity will be a perfect activity for when I need a substitute. School hasn’t started but I know I’ll be out in late September. jajajaja

  232. Tara Brown –

    Thank you so much for creating this! I’m looking forward to using it very soon! Yay! 🙂

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      I’m so happy to hear that! Thanks for your feedback! 🙂

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