Las doce uvas de la suerte | Lesson plans
- Language
- Spanish
- Level
- Beginner (Level 1), Novice (Levels 1-2)
- Formats
- Pages
- 21 Pages
- Duration
- 3 days
This lesson plan bundle is appropriate for Spanish 1 students and beyond. It contains three versions (with varying levels of detail and range of vocabulary) of a Spanish-language reading about the Spanish tradition of eating 12 grapes at midnight on December 31.
In addition to the three readings, it contains
- a Wordoku puzzle with Nochevieja vocabulary
- comprehension questions
- discussion questions
- a writing activity
- several video-viewing activity descriptions
- an #authres Infograph reading activity with worksheet
- instructions for a class competition
- projectable versions of the readings in PPT and PDF format (Slides compatible)
- daily warm-up prompts for 4 days
- answer keys
- complete daily lesson plans for everything
- Paperless/digital versions of each student worksheet
WINTER TRADITIONS RESOURCES FROM THE COMPREHENSIBLE CLASSROOM:
- El Día de los Reyes Magos | Simple reading and glyph
- El Día de los Reyes Magos | Reading and game
- El Janucá en América Latina
- El que sabe, sabe | Las celebraciones invernales
- Las doce uvas de la suerte | Lesson plans
- Muñecos de nieve | Glyph and picture talk
- Nochevieja | New Year's in Spanish: 12 uvas, 12 deseos
- Winter holidays for Spanish classes
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This resource is a great launching point to talk about superstitions and traditions, as well as leading into students making their own propósitos. Since there are multiple levels of readings, I use it with both Spanish 1 and Spanish 2.
Rachel D. -
My students really enjoying doing this because they learned a new tradition from a different country and it got them out from doing the normal boring stuff! :) Thank you!
Gloria P. -
I love this resource creator. I have used this resource successfully many times. Students love learning about the traditions in different parts of the world.
Margaret E. -
I used this in my "celebrations" unit, where students voted on the most unique celebration in the Spanish-speaking world.
Leap into World Languages -
I love using this resource in the first week after winter vacation. We use it to set goals for the year while making cultural comparisons.
Krystal J.
