Mexico Culture Gallery Walk Readings & Classroom Display in Spanish & English
$6.00
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 Mexico! The activity is a perfect addition to your library resources.
44 pages – PDF
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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 Mexico! 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
- Tulum
- Cabo San Lucas
- Chilaquiles
- Elote
- Frida Kahlo
- Mariachi
- Ranchera
Use as a gallery walk during your unit or print and hang for an informational bulletin board!
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Lorena Reyes –
I used this resource for our “Around the World” multicultural event at my school. I loved the photographs and facts shown for our poster.
Maria P. –
A solid gallery walk that I can come back to with all middle school grades!
Leslie M. –
I loved the activity. It got my students moving and working in groups. I also liked that students are able to this on their own.
Jocelyn C. –
My students really enjoyed this. Thank you so much for sharing.
Leah T. –
These are a great resource to help kick off learning about a country!
Katie H. –
This is a great resource for my classroom!
Lisa Z. –
Great sub plans!
Robyn D. –
My students completed this as a Scoot activity combined with the Spain resource on a day I had a substitute. I had laminated the Spanish signs and each desk pair had one sign. Students had 2 minutes per sign and then scoot to the next pair of desks. Students completed the English worksheets as well as a compare and contrast graphic organizer. (I teach a 9 week exploratory) Then students did additional research on an area that interested them and wrote a compare and contrast paper for their Literacy(English) class as an interdisciplinary assignment. I loved that the English translations were included for the sub and associates who help my special needs students.
Jennifer H. –
Used to create cultural activity for hybrid classes. Some students walked around the class (original use of resource) while others did “mini” version at home. Worked well both ways.