Learn the best practices for appreciating cultural differences, understanding and interacting with others
Santurce Puerto Rico is known for its beautiful murals. The art is made by artists, locally and globally, to empower the people who live there through their powerful messages and good spirits. Fill this wall with your own mural. Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
Reggaetón is the music genre that originated in the barrios of Puerto Rico. Now, it is one of the most popular music genres around the world. Design, sketch, and decorate your own Reggaetón single’s cover. Give your track a name and who would you feature in your single! Click here to …
On a piece of paper, draw nature and wildlife that inspire you. Then follow the instructions below to build your accordion fan! With scissors, cut your piece of paper into three parts. Make tiny folds going inwards and outwards on each piece of paper. Fold in half. Add glue to each …
Island life can look very different depending on the geography and location of Puerto Rico. Draw and color what island life looks like to you on this map of the island. Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
Download and color the free handouts below that gives a fun and warm welcome in Hebrew, Arabic, and Hindi! Click here to download in Arabic Click here to download in Hebrew Click here to download in Hindi Click here for a full list of handouts
Find out where you draw your cultural influences from! Start by collecting information: names of individuals in your family (friends or role models can be included too), where they come from, and one cultural influence that you have observed or been told about. Organize this information and how you would …
Lola Rodriguez de Tio is considered to be Puerto Rico’s premier nineteenth century lyric poet and one of Latin America’s most important early feminists. She wrote the revolutionary anthem, La Borinqueña. Read Lola Rodriguez de Tío’s poem, Rayo de Luna, and draw what you imagine while reading it. Click here to download the PDF Click here …
Mariana Bracetti was a leader and patriot of the Puerto Rico independence movement in the 1860s. She was the vice president of the Cuban Revolutionary Party in New York City. Bracetti knitted the flag that was used for the national emblem of Puerto Rico to overthrow the Spanish government and create a …
