Spanish heritage

I recreated an old Spanish poster! ( original poster is pinned under "art")

Granada is the capital city of the province of Granada, Spain. It is located at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains, at the confluence of four rivers. From the 11th century until 1492, Granada was a flourishing Moorish stronghold.

Happy National Hispanic Heritage Month! Every year, from September 15th to October 15th, we celebrate Hispanic Americans' incredible diversity and contributions to the United States. Celebrate latin america through fun team building sessions. This article will discuss the importance of celebrating hispanic heritage month and give you eight great and fun activity ideas to celebrate with your remote team!

Interested in culinary and gastronomy adventures in Spain? Planning a foodie trip to Spain? Searching for the best Spain foodie destinations? Want to experience the best food tours in Spain? Here’s a guide to foodie

Hispanic Heritage Month is September 15 – October 15! As Spanish teachers, we get to celebrate it all year long! Before we begin a month of celebrating Latino heritage, let’s provide context. Do your beginning Spanish students know where Spanish is spoken? Teaching Spanish-speaking countries is a fun way to get students ready for HHM. Here are 5 activities to learn names of 21 Hispanic countries. Add them to lesson plans for upper elementary, middle school, & high school Spanish classes.

A combination of religious jubilation, centuries-old local tradition, and regional celebrations that honor Spanish heritage, the Spanish sure know how to party. A Spanish festival is an unforgettable experience, and wholly unique to the country’s passionate culture. #ElitePartner #SpanishTourism

Are you planning a unit to teach about Puerto Rico? Your Spanish students will love these activities, videos, songs, and projects as they learn about Puerto Rico in your classroom! Whether you are looking to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, or just need help with your lesson plan, these resources for Puerto Rico will help you design your unit for middle school and high school Spanish class. Click to read more!