Spanish
Notes by Haley Stutzman, E-M Spanish Instructor
¡Bienvenidos a la clase de español! What a busy year we have had so
far! This last week in Spanish 1 we learned some important grammar concepts as
well as information about an important holiday in Mexico. The first few days of
the week we were learning the names of different places or businesses around
town and giving locations. We did a project where the students made their own
map of a town. On Thursday, we spent the day learning about El Día de los
Muertos (Day of the Dead), which takes place in Mexico on November 1st and 2nd
and celebrates relatives and friends that have passed away. Aside from learning
about the holiday, I also brought some native candy from Mexico for the
students to try while they were working with the new holiday vocabulary. The
candy I brought was a hard candy with a chili powder filling. Obviously, it was
very different than our candy here in the United States. A fun ending to a busy
week!
Pictured
are: Front L-R: Ashley Benorden and Haylee Sheffield
Back Row L-R: Katherine Skinner and Brianna Beatham
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