En guerra: A unit about self esteem and mental health Google Drive Huellas 2.1
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It is so hard to find a curriculum for upper level students that not only gives them scaffolding to help build their productive language skills but also, wraps those lessons in topics that really interest them. Created with inspiration from the AP themes, the Sustainable Development Goals, and ACTFLPrice $144.00Original Price $154.00Save $10.00
It is so hard to find a curriculum for upper level students that not only gives them scaffolding to help build their productive language skills but also, wraps those lessons in topics that really interest them. Created with inspiration from the AP themes, the Sustainable Development Goals, and ACTFLPrice $225.00Original Price $248.00Save $23.00
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TRIGGER WARNING: This unit has the theme of self image and mental health. Students will talk about several challenges that are typical of teens' mental health. They will see themselves through the eyes of others as we start to consider self image. The video for the song En guerra may not be appropriate in your school context but the lyrics are completely appropriate. You can play a LYRIC video if the imagery in the official video is too much for the kids you teach.
En guerra is unit 1 of the Huellas 2 curriculum from Somewhere to Share but can also be used as a stand-alone unit.
This product contains:
Song of the Week: En guerra por Sebastián Yatra
Follow up song activities
Movie Talk: Dove Real Beauty
Readings: Teens and Self Esteem, Common Mental Health Issues in Adolescence
Follow up reading activities
Photo activities
Written Assessment
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