Looking for some ways to include the celebration of Día de los Muertos in your classes? Here are our top picks!
13. Explore Michoacán for authentic resources. Students could prepare travel itineraries or send a post card. They even have a Facebook page where students could leave a comment for global connections. (Depending on school, may need permission)
13. Explore Michoacán for authentic resources. Students could prepare travel itineraries or send a post card. They even have a Facebook page where students could leave a comment for global connections. (Depending on school, may need permission)
12. Songs and more!
11. Video clips and tutorials from National Geographic.
10. Webquest from Smithsonian Latino Center! Check out the teacher resource guides.
9. Create a craft like papel picado or do face painting designs. Partner with the art teacher for collaboration.
8. Complete a scavenger hunt.
7. Do a read aloud or a book talk.
6. Complete a trivia quiz.
5. Show animated video clip featured below. Allow students to write captions or retell the story!
4. Check out a lesson for study or authentic sites.
3. Allow students to make comparisons with this info-graphic. What about debates?
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2. Read other info-graphics to learn about celebrating!
 
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1. Show the power of images! See images and posters below. Have students describe what they see in 30 words or less or even write a tweet! (Images taken from Google Images)
Posters
Remember, activities can be modified for Novice to Advanced learners and could also be done in stations or alone. Please reply by sharing the resources that you use too!
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