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Social Studies
September Theme Units and Daily Themes
Hispanic Heritage
Theme Unit
Hispanic Heritage Month: September 15 to October 15
Hispanic Heritage Social Studies Warm-up Activities
Hispanic Heritage first grade social studies questions
Hispanic Heritage second grade social studies questions
Hispanic Heritage third grade social studies questions
Hispanic Heritage fourth grade social studies questions
Hispanic Heritage fifth grade social studies questions
Hispanic Heritage sixth grade social studies questions
Plays: Reader's Theater Scripts
Spanish Greetings (Grades 2-3)
Imagine Hispanic Heritage! (Grades 2-4)
Discover the Truth: The Legend of El Dorado (Grade 4)
The History of the Piñata (Grades 4-6)
The Lake of Miracles: An Incan Legend (Grades 4-6)
Conversations (foreign languages)
Spanish
The History of the Piñata -
Spanish and English
Spanish Greetings -
Spanish and English
Imagine Hispanic Heritage! -
Spanish and English
French
Spanish Greetings -
French and English
Imagine Hispanic Heritage! -
French and English
German
The History of the Piñata -
German and English
Imagine Hispanic Heritage! -
German and English
Italian
The History of the Piñata -
Italian and English
Imagine Hispanic Heritage! -
Italian and English
Hispanic Heritage Analogies
Hispanic Heritage Analogies
Reading Comprehensions - Special Education High Interest Reading
What Does Hispanic Mean? (Hi/Lo Grades 4-6)
Where Do Hispanic People Come From? (Hi/Lo Grades 4-6)
Who Named This Place? (Hi/Lo Grades 4-6)
Where Did These Words Come From? (Hi/Lo Grades 4-6)
Who Thought Up This Food? (Hi/Lo Grades 4-6)
Mexican Independence Day (Hi/Lo Grades 4-6)
Latin American Dance (Hi/Lo Grades 4-6)
Cesar Chavez (Hi/Lo Grades 4-6)
Father Hidalgo (Hi/Lo Grades 4-6)
Gloria Estefan (Hi/Lo Grades 4-6)
Nancy Lopez (Hi/Lo Grades 4-6)
Roberto Clemente (Hi/Lo Grades 4-6)
Sammy Sosa (Hi/Lo Grades 4-6)
Antonio Santa Anna (Hi/Lo Grades 5-6)
Mexican-American War (Hi/Lo Grades 5-6)
Book Units
Crazy Mixed-Up Spanglish Day (Grades 3-4)
The House on Mango Street (Grades 6-8)
Reading Comprehensions
Spanish-American War
Spanish-American War Theme Unit
History
How Mexico Got Its Name (Grades 4-6)
The Aztecs, Part 1 (Grades 5-7)
The Aztecs, Part 2 (Grades 5-7)
The Maya Civilization, Part 1 (Grades 5-7)
The Maya Civilization, Part 2 (Grades 5-7)
The Incas, Part 1 (Grades 5-7)
The Incas, Part 2 (Grades 5-7)
From Colony to Independence (Grades 6-8)
Holidays and Celebration
Mariachi Festival (Grades 3-4)
Las Posadas (Grades 4-6)
Children's Day (Grades 4-6)
Carnaval (Grades 4-6)
Three Kings Day (Grades 5-7)
Day of the Dead (Grades 5-7)
Celebrating Independence (Grades 5-7)
Anacaona's Quinceañera (Grades 6-7)
Dia de la Raza - Day of the Race (Grades 6-8)
Hispanic Heritage Month (Grades 6-8)
Puerto Rico and the National Puerto Rican Day Parade (Grades 7-9)
Cinco de Mayo Theme Unit
People
Queen Isabella of Spain (Grades 4-6)
Andres Segovia (Grades 5-7)
Desi Arnaz (Grades 5-7)
Francisco Goya (Grades 5-7)
Luis Walter Alvarez (Grades 5-7)
Bernardo de Galvez - Friend of American Freedom (Grades 6-8)
Jennifer Lopez (Grades 6-8)
Standing for Peace - Oscar Romero (Grades 7-8)
Standing Up for Workers - Cesar Estrada Chavez (Grades 7-8)
No Ordinary Day - 9/11 Hero Noel Sepulveda (Grades 7-9)
Culture
Social Customs (Grades 4-6)
Living in Mexico (Grades 4-6)
Different Flavors of Spanish (Grades 5-7)
A Whacky Good Time with Piñatas (Grades 5-7)
Tying the Knot in Mexico (Grades 5-7)
Who's Up For Some Fun? (Grades 5-7)
Tradition Meets Culture (Grades 6-8)
Food
Sweets for the Sweet (Grades 4-6)
Wrap Up a Tamale (Grades 4-6)
Mexican Moles (Grades 4-6)
What Goes Into Real Mexican Food? (Grades 5-7)
Wholly Mole! (Grades 6-8)
Red or Green, Some Like Them Hot (Grades 6-8)
Clothing
What to Wear in Mexico (Grades 4-6)
Fiction
A Home for El Gaucho, Part 1 (Grades 4-5)
A Home for El Gaucho, Part 2 (Grades 4-5)
A Home for El Gaucho, Part 3 (Grades 4-5)
A Home for El Gaucho, Part 4 (Grades 4-5)
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