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In an effort to bring this celebration to life, we've partnered with the National Hispanic Cultural Center. Through the wonderful tradition of storytelling, your students can learn more about their diverse backgrounds and take pride in their distinct cultures. By taking notice of the details of their daily lives through their writing, students of all ages can explore and express the unique family and cultural heritage that helps make up their identity. Our fun and inspiring storytelling activities, grade-appropriate lesson plans, videos and helpful resources are all of the materials you’ll need to help them create their own stories now and throughout the school year. 
Dream In Color Poster Teach With the Poster
Students will explore cultural Heritage and personal identity through the art of storytelling, utilizing the National Language Arts Standards 3 and 10. Projects including bookmaking, storytelling, and sharing games will allow them to expose their unique cultural and personal experiences in a fun and interactive setting. Levi Romero — well-respected professor and published bilingual poet — guides students in creating stories that emphasize the depth and diversity of the Hispanic heritage, through our downloadable classroom activity
Dream In Color Poster Teach With the Poster
Projects that include bookmaking, storytelling, and sharing games allow students to expose their unique cultural and personal experiences in a fun and interactive setting. By utilizing the National Language Arts Standards 3 and 10, students are able to explore their cultural Heritage and personal identity, while incorporating words, drawings and photography. Levi Romero — well-respected professor and published bilingual poet — guides students in creating stories that emphasize the depth and diversity of the Hispanic heritage, through our downloadable classroom activity.
Dream In Color Poster Teach With the Poster
Students will use the art of storytelling — utilizing the National Language Arts Standards 3, 6 and 10 — to explore cultural heritage and identity. Projects will incorporate the usage of diverse media materials and writing templates, while teaching research interviewing skills. Students will also share in class and use discussion questions to help establish connections between personal and cultural backgrounds. Levi Romero — well-respected professor and published bilingual poet — helps guide students with a downloadable poem template, emphasizing the depth and diversity of the Hispanic heritage.
Dream In Color Poster Teach With the Poster
Everyday People, Everyday Things: Art Historical Portraits In this multi-dimensional project, students will explore heritage and culture through a historical portrait of
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