Bring in the cultures, rich heritage, and traditions of Ecuador, Colombia and Venezuela into your learning space. From engaging books and hands-on activities to captivating visual presentations, you’ll find everything you need right here. These resources are perfect for creating a country study unit, honoring Hispanic Heritage Month, or simplyRead More →
Bring in the cultures, rich heritage, and traditions of Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador into your learning space. From engaging books and hands-on activities to captivating visual presentations, you’ll find everything you need right here. These resources are perfect for creating a country study unit, honoring Hispanic Heritage Month, orRead More →
I learned about Wanda Díaz Merced a blind astronomer last year on Facebook from Puerto Rican historian, Jesús Omar Rivera Dávila in an interview with El Tony. Below you can watch a short excerpt on him talking about Wanda. Just click and play, I have it set at mark 1:26:00,Read More →
I’ve seen firsthand the quality resources that Monica has created about Latinas and Latinos through her blog Mommy Maestra. When she announced her new book, I knew I was going to love her book. She certainly didn’t disappoint. In her new book, she begins the introduction with some burningRead More →
Explore the impactful lives of Hispanic activists advocating for social justice and their enduring legacy. Now more than ever, it is so important to teach our children about social justice and notable Hispanic activists. Have you been watching the news? Social media? Then you know! Many Latinos adults can relateRead More →
Aunque existan países que reclamen algunos postres u otros como suyo, la verdad es que muchas veces ese postre existe en nuestro país de origen pero con otro nombre. O sea, que los postres “ni son de aquí, ni de allá” como decía la India María (de seguro alguien seRead More →