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National Hispanic Heritage Month is upon us and you’re probably here searching for a way you can celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
The good news is, you’ve already started! Odds are, there’s already a lot more Hispanic culture around you than you realized. Hispanic Americans make up nearly one-fifth of Americans today, with many more having cultural ties to Spanish-speaking countries and Latin America.
We don’t have to constrain our recognition of Latinx Americans to Dia de Los Muertos or Cinco de Mayo; there are many more fun ways you can bring Hispanic culture into your home, your classroom, and your mindset to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. We’ve compiled a quick list of some great ways to make National Hispanic Heritage Month an interactive experience for your and your learners.
N.B. These are best suited for learners at around the middle school level, but with some small adjustments, they’ll work for learners of any age, including adults!
There are so many different cultures embedded in the American identity, with nearly twenty percent of Americans identifying as Hispanic-American. The Spanish language isn’t just confined to Spain, Mexico, and other Latin-American countries, however! Introducing some Spanish into your everyday speech might be easier than you think. Odds are, you know some already!
Utilizing your modern classroom facilities can play a part in celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and helping your learners to discover something new about Hispanic culture.
Ever heard of Bingo? Well, in Mexico they play a game called Lotería, which is very similar except it uses images instead of numbered balls.
Check out our other blog on iconic Hispanic people and see our templates in the Kami Library.
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