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Tales of Latin-American Traditions
Picture books and chapter books about Latin-American traditions. Themes such as immigration, family, and food, in the U.S., Mexico, the Caribbean, and South America

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CyberHunt: Take a Trip to Mexico
Lead your class on a cyberjourney through Mexico with Instructor's Online CyberHunt. Suitable for middle and upper graders, the CyberHunt is a great individual or group activity.

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Grades 5-8

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Golden Tales
by Lulu Delacre
Grade level Equivalent: 6.8
Lexile Level: 940L
Guided Reading Level: NR
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Grades 6-8

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Twelve classic tales of Latin America celebrate the literature, culture, and history of thirteen countries, including Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Colombia
Latinos In Beisbol
by James D. Cockcroft
Grade level Equivalent: 9.0
Lexile Level: 1190L
Guided Reading Level: NR
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Grades 9-12

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The history of Latin Americans in baseball is depicted along with a history of racial tension in America. Statistics and short profiles on some Latino and African American players are included
Francisco Pizarro
by John DiConsiglio
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Grades 6-12

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Some of the most heinous moments in history are exposed in these highly illustrated biographies of some of the most villainous tyrants who walked the earth. A Wicked History will be the definitive biography series for middle and high school students on the evil individuals who twisted the course of history
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  • The Day of the Dead: Holiday Ideas
    This Latin American celebration of the dead - called El Dia de los Muertos in Spanish - offers an uplifting tradition of remembrance.
    Grades K-3

  • Mexican Coat of Arms
    This Mexican Coat of Arms is the symbol for Mexico. Use it to highlight your classroom displays studying Mexico and its history.
    Grades Pre-K-5