In this space @CLACSUWM offers a little something extra–a classroom resource, a teaching tip–to bring Latin America and the Caribbean into the K-16 classroom.
March's resource highlights a
@nytimes article focused on languages in New York City https://t.co/d7s9fBn446… Photo: The Libaña Maraza group from NYC perform four Arumahani songs at the Mothertongues exhibit at City Lore on March 12, 2015.
This month's resource is about Material Culture in LAC: https://t.co/0fMPN0knLA
Photo credit Tom Kiefer; from "The Things They Carried: Items Confiscated From Migrants in the Last Decade"
The @hdmuseum in Milwaukee currently has their first bilingual exhibit on display, based on Isabel Quintero's book, My Papi Has a Motorcycle. This book, recommended for Pre K-3rd grade, has many resources https://t.co/yngFGpzk9E
Sports hero Pelé passed away last month at age 82. Today we offer resources on telling Pelé’s story as well as sports in Latin America. https://t.co/TqqtyamQWq
@ASCOA is hosting an exhibition called Tropical Is Political: Caribbean Art Under the Visitor Economy Regime. Read more and find teaching resources here: https://t.co/JBxIubW9WU