luvinE
luvinE asks:
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How to add hispanic culture in a preschool room?
I'm a T.A. in a preschool room, we have a couple of things in the classrom but our cordinator would like us to add more...I not sure what else to add, so I need some good ideas! Have any that you could share with me?                                                           &n bsp;       &nbs p;                 &n bsp;       &nbs p;                 &n bsp;       &nbs p;                 &n bsp;       than ks!!!!
In Topics: Learning a second language
> 60 days ago

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kat_eden
kat_eden , Parent writes:
Hello!

A great thing my son's preschool had was a basket of instruments that were of spanish origin (castanets, maracas, a cow bell, a child sized guitar, etc).   All the kids loved them and had a great time making hispanic (sounding) music.

Pinatas make great decorations to hang from the ceiling (and you can even do a unit where you let the kids make their own using paper mache covered balloons).

I also found this website that has lots of ideas.  Most are going to be too old for your kids but maybe you could modify them for the preschool set:  http://www.educationworld.com/a_lesson/lesson/lesson023.shtml

Good luck and I can't wait to see the other ideas you get!

Kat
Education.com Community Team
> 60 days ago

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