Description

A bundle of 7 ready-made resources themed around Afro-Latino studies.  An 8th freebie/bonus resource will be released and added to the bundle in early February (an Afro-Latino Webquest) for FREE.  All of these resources were mentioned in the course “Celebrating Afro-Latino Heritage Mini-Course”! This Bundle includes the following resources, curated together at the lowest price you’ll ever find:

🌟 The Afro-Latino Heritage Project (valued at 4.99)

➡️ Looking for ways to incorporate Black History Month themes in your Spanish Classroom activities and projects? Looking for a creative way to celebrate Afro-Latinos? Interested in inclusivity and diversity in the Spanish classroom? Curious about representing African culture in the Spanish classroom during Black History Month (and beyond)? Look no further than this engaging research project which will teach students about different Afro-Latinos from across the Spanish-speaking world. Students will become engaged in their research and demonstrate their presentation skills! The project (essay and presentation) is completely editable!

🌟Getting to Know Famous Afro-Latinos en español (valued at 7.00)

➡️  Looking for a no-prep Spanish resource to explore the lives and bios of famous Afro-Latinos? Perfect for Black History Month: with a Afro-Latino twist! 15 featured celebrities include bios in Spanish student worksheets, and photos for each Afro-Latino.

🌟Interpretive Reading Activity in Spanish | Afro-Latinos In The USA (valued at 3.50)

➡️  Looking for an interpretive reading activity that not only boosts your students’ reading and vocabulary skills but also deepens their cultural understanding? The “Interpretive Reading Activity: Afro-Latinos In The USA” is a perfect fit for any time of year! Whether you’re celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, Black History Month, Women’s History Month, or simply seeking moments of intentional inclusion, this resource naturally integrates diverse Hispanic culture into your classroom.

This resource is specifically designed for Spanish Levels 1 & 2, featuring plenty of cognates and written in accessible Spanish, making it perfect for students just starting their language journey.

🌟 Mix Musical Afro-Latino Bundle (valued at 12.00)

➡️ This is a fun, growing bundle/unique music activity for your Spanish class! Each presentation included is enough musical & cultural content for a week’s worth of daily music exploration, a month of “Miércoles Musical”, or a fun way to mix it up during Black History Month! Each presentation includes at least 30+ slides, student worksheets, and electronic voting forms for favorite songs!

What makes this resource unique? We go into each song and highlight important themes for students to process! This helps students internalize and learn more!

Awesome resource for celebrating interculturality and diversity in the Spanish classroom!

🌟 A Taste of Colombia (valued at 7.00)

➡️ This wonderful blended learning NO PREP cultural activity takes students on an exploration through some highlights of Colombian culture! Suitable for all levels of Spanish students (the project is a mix of English and accessible Spanish), it is a great opportunity to dig deeper into the culture.

I created this project so that teachers could give students the opportunity to dig deeper into Colombian culture, which has been all the rage recently. I personally am a superfan of Colombia, so I made this product with much love!

🌟 Famous Afro-Latinos Biographies Fill-In Printables in Spanish | Posters (valued at 1.50)

➡️ Looking for a fun project to work on with your students, exploring the biographies of famous Afro-Latinos? This easy, no-prep printable cultural activity is the way to go! This is a great solution for moments when you would like to fill the gap with something fun and tactile, explore Afro-Latino figures for Black History Month, expand the diversity for Hispanic History Month, and allow your kiddos the freedom to express their creativity through art.

In this project, students are asked 3 basic questions about their person: 1) ¿Qué hace? 2) ¿De dónde es? 3) ¿Cómo es?

This is a great review for descriptor words!

*Questions about birthdates are left out intentionally because they are not always easy to find through research

The project comes with a blank sheet so you have the option to add to the list!

🌟 Hispanic Heritage Month Culture Project (valued at 7.00)

Looking for a way to teach your students about the diversity of the Hispanic community during Hispanic Heritage Month (or any month) in a fun and engaging way? The culture project asks your students to participate in an aspect of Hispanic culture, document the activity, bring three artifacts (i.e., a map, a brochure, a pamphlet, a recipe, etc), and report back to the class to share their experience.

Google Forms for parent signatures (that they are aware of the project and that they may have to help) and for proposals are included!

Make your life simple & easy with this done-for-you project, but keep it fun for the kiddos at the same time!

NOTE: A cool aspect of this project is that everything can be 100% digital or paper!

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Let’s Elevate Your Teaching Together!

📚 Grab your BUNDLE TODAY and be set for your lessons and plans on integrating Afro-Latino perspectives into your classroom. This bundle not only empowers you to weave the unique perspectives of your students into the curriculum but also enables you to reflect the rich realities of the intercultural world around us.

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Meet your coach, Allison Perryman

Allison is a Spanish teacher, cultural curator, curriculum writer, and the owner of The Cultural Classroom, an edtech platform dedicated to empowering world language educators with innovative and culturally rich resources. With a Master’s degree in Spanish Linguistics from Middlebury College and a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania, she combines her academic expertise with a lifelong passion for Caribbean and Afro-Latino studies. As a sought-after conference and keynote speaker, Allison is committed to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in the classroom, inspiring educators to foster global awareness and empathy through authentic representation and culturally responsive teaching practices.