Mother's Day is a very important holiday in Mexico. It is celebrated on May 10th each year and some bosses even give mothers the day off work (this must be why Mother's Day is always on a Sunday here in the U.S.).
This year, my students will be learning about how Mother's Day is celebrated in Mexico. Then they will use some guided writing graphics to describe their mothers. For my Spanish I students I created a fill in paragraph to help those who need it with the structure. It is getting close to Final Exam time, so this lesson contains lots of review of things we have previously learned (adjectives of description, giving basic information, talking about likes & dislikes, jobs, etc).
Finally, I have some useful phrases for them to learn and include in "Día de las Madres" cards for their mothers. Lord knows that mothers of teenagers ESPECIALLY need to feel appreciated!
Check out the activities I created for my students for "El Día de las Madres" here:
Día de las Madres Activities
This year, my students will be learning about how Mother's Day is celebrated in Mexico. Then they will use some guided writing graphics to describe their mothers. For my Spanish I students I created a fill in paragraph to help those who need it with the structure. It is getting close to Final Exam time, so this lesson contains lots of review of things we have previously learned (adjectives of description, giving basic information, talking about likes & dislikes, jobs, etc).
Finally, I have some useful phrases for them to learn and include in "Día de las Madres" cards for their mothers. Lord knows that mothers of teenagers ESPECIALLY need to feel appreciated!
Check out the activities I created for my students for "El Día de las Madres" here:
Día de las Madres Activities
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