Description
Do you want an engaging and informative activity to make your food unit come alive? Introduce students to los churros with this Pasaporte Cultural reading activity.
Students will read about:
- origin of the food
- ingredients with images to help make vocabulary connections
- preparation in the form of a recipe
- interesting facts
This download includes 4 versions to best fit the needs of different levels of language learners.
- Spanish version without vocabulary index – Great for higher levels!
- Spanish version with numbered definition index for reader – Great for FVR and cultural lessons.
- English version with Spanish section titles
- English version with English section titles
Great for:
- weekly cultural research
- homework
- paired in class reading
- introducing food vocabulary during food units
- students learning commands in recipes (tú commands used)
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Jade
Girl Nerd Teacher –
I loved how versatile this passage is. It was a great way to build upon Spanish culture.
Dugan Incorporated –
My students loved this activity as they learned about Spanish culture in class.
Andrea H. –
My students loved this! The layout of the reading makes it engaging and interesting. It was a great resource to implement culture along with vocabulary as students learn to talk about food in the target language.
MissAnnon –
This series of activities has been amazing. It is written in such a way that Spanish 1 students can understand it. Its a big confidence building and very informative!
Amanda Leipman –
Great resource. Thanks for sharing.
Ruth M. –
Thank you for the resource. I was able to use it while the churros were frying so they could learn more about them. Quick and easy to use.
La Secundaria –
Wonderful! Thank you for your feedback!
Megan Casey –
Great reader!
KE Orrico –
Used this reading before making churros. Great way to give the history behind the food.
Paige B. –
Thank you! This was great! Typically, I would bring in churros for students, but we can use this to make them in class!
Stacy Harrison Inc –
Thank you!