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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 …
Here is some vocabulary for different words related to different types of habitats. In the box below or on another piece of paper, draw a habitat and label the drawing with vocabulary words in both your language and the language you want to know. Click here to download the PDF …
Here is some vocabulary for different parts of the face. Use the “Parts of the Face Activity” handout to make a face. Or in the box below or on another sheet of paper, draw a face using the vocabulary below. Then label each part of the face with vocabulary words …
Here is some vocabulary for different parts of the body. Color in the “Parts of The Body Activity” handout. Then label each body part with vocabulary words in both your language and the language you want to know. Click here to download the PDF Click here to download the activity …
Create a comic strip using some of the words and phrases of Puerto Rican colloquialisms that are provided in the word bank below! Include any other words or phrases that you know as well! Boricua: Puerto Rican by birth or descent “El que no tiene Dinga, tiene mandinga”: A saying used to express he who doesn’t have one …
Decorate Historical Monument of El Morro for A Walk Around Puerto Rico Series Castillo San Felipe del Morro’s construction began in 1539 and finished in 1790. That is 250 years to build! It was the second fort built on the island, after realizing that the first was built too inland to protect the …
Here is some vocabulary for different parts of a tiger and other “T” words. In the box below or on another piece of paper, draw a tiger and label drawing with vocabulary words in both your language and the language you want to know. Then, write a sentence about your …
Here is some vocabulary for different types of fruits. In the box below or on another piece of paper, draw a bowl full of different fruits, using the vocabulary below. Then, label each fruit with vocabulary words in both your language and the language you want to know. Click here …
