This handout is about the LGBTQ+ Artist, Angel Edwards who creates art through the mediums of dance, photography, and poetry. Color and customize your own version of the handout to create your own creative photography like Edwards. Check out Edwards’ personal web page to learn more about Edwards with the …
National Beach Day on August 30th celebrates all the sandy beaches across the nation. It also provides an opportunity to help keep those relaxing places clean, so we can continue to enjoy them long into the future. Whether we spend time on beaches oceanside, at a lake or river, they …
The name “Chupacabra” literally means “goat sucker.” First reported in Puerto Rico in 1995, the Chupacabra gained its name from being blamed for the attacks on goats, sheep, and other domestic animals. The Chupacabra is said to have always left uneaten carcasses of the attacked animals, but not before draining the blood …
When life hands you lemons, make lemonade! National Lemon Juice Day comes along just in time to bring a refreshing squeeze to just about anything. On August 29th, celebrate with a tart drop of lemon juice in your cooking, beverages, or freshen up the world around you. These brightly colored …
The vejigante is the most renowned folkloric demon in Puerto Rican culture. In festivals, people dress with vejigante masks and dance to the sound of timbaleros playing the drums. Decorate and color your own vejigante mask. Cut out holes of eyes, nose, and mouth Glue a popsicle stick to the back of your mask Have fun with it! …
Puerto Rico has many natural wonders and is the habitat of many endangered species, like the hawksbill sea turtle. In the poster-board below, write your own sign about conserving the island’s nature. Color in the surroundings! Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
Here is some vocabulary of different colors and words related to colors. Color in the paint palette below with some of the different colors you see on the vocabulary list. Then label the drawing with vocabulary words in both your language and the language you want to know. Click here …
Here is some vocabulary for different types of vegetables. In the box below or on another piece of paper, draw a plate full of different vegetables, using the vocabulary below. Then label each vegetable with vocabulary words in both your language and the language you want to know. Click here …
