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Comprehensive research tool for Spanish speakers and beginning/intermediate students of SpanishTales 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 AmericaArticle:Scholastic Parents
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.Lesson Plan
Grades 5-8
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Golden Tales
by Lulu DelacreGrade level Equivalent: 6.8
Lexile Level: 940LGuided Reading Level: NR
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Grades 6-8
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. CockcroftGrade level Equivalent: 9.0
Lexile Level: 1190LGuided Reading Level: NR
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Grades 9-12
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 includedShow Book Summary This book is part of a series
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 - Scholastic Reading Counts Quiz:
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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

