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This is the first of 4 lessons in a module about the Day of the Dead tradition. It is part of a module that covers food and drink but from a different angle. All resources and the Scheme of Work can also be found at www.rachelhawkes.com.
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excelente trabajo, sobre todo el ppt El_pan_para_celebrar_1_SL. MUCHAS GRACIAS!
Thank you so much for this amazing resource. I have picked up a few of your resources online, and each time I am so impressed with their quality and originality. This is really inspiring stuff. Thanks
As a "civilian" I have always been interested to learn more about the "DAY OF THE DEAD" and the cultural connections that this celebration encompasses. As an Educator, the DAY OF THE DEAD - 4 Lesson Module is a great way of not only increases my knowledge base but also of sharing this information with my students.
Thus I used the SHARE MY LESSON resources two ways with my students:
1. I centered my instruction around the entry-point of Halloween and all of it's associated content and background knowledge. I then built upon this "holiday" and infused my lessons with the Hispanic Day of the Dead component.
2. For the classes that could handle it, we used the entry-point of traditional viewpoints of death in comparison to the Mexican / Hispanic idea of a day of celebration (and visitation?) of the dead.
The (semi) recent animated movie -which some of my students have previously viewed- also made this a very popular subject to address - especially with the younger grades (or the older tweens who are still interested in animation (which is most of them).
¡Muchas gracias por compartir! Me ha ahorrado horas de trabajo. :)