Latinx Bilingual Lesson

Rated 5 out of 5, based on 11 reviews

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Profe Nygaard

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Grade Levels

9th - 12th

Subjects

Foreign Language, Spanish, EFL - ESL - ELD

Resource Type

Lesson

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18 pages

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EXCELENTE actividad, las preguntas promueven discusiones y la participación activa de los estudiantes.

— Yirk R.

Rated 5 out of 5

In my Spanish 2 8th grade class I was added Native Speakers. This was a great start of the year activity with them. It made for some great discussions with students. Thank you so much!!

— Angela s.

Rated 5 out of 5

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This is a bilingual lesson that introduces the term "Latinx." Students learn about this topic at their own pace by watching videos in English & Spanish, reading articles in English and Spanish, & listening to a radio excerpt from NPR. They then write a 150 word summary in Spanish about what they learned.

Duration:

This lesson took my students 115 minutes (for us that is two days).

Format:

Google Slides. SOME text is EDITABLE. Please make sure you are comfortable using Google Drive products before purchasing.

*If your students don't speak much Spanish you could remove the Spanish parts and translate the questions to English.

*This lesson presents both perspectives on whether or not latinx is a valuable word to add to the Spanish language or to use in general. This lesson sparked great conversation in class. Students may have differing opinions on this topic and that is okay! This is a great learning opportunity to help students be

tolerant of other viewpoints and negotiate among themselves in a healthy, respectful manner.

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