Hispanic Heritage Lesson Plan for Bilingual Classrooms

A Hispanic heritage lesson plan introduces students to more than traditions. Hispanic heritage is an ideal way to add culture awareness to your lessons.

Many Hispanic figures contributed to the sciences, arts, literature, politics, and communities. That is why during September 15 until October 15, libraries and schools celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.

The month pays tribute to those Hispanic people that made valuable contributions. Planning a lesson or class project can be overwhelming. There are many resources to help you.

However, depending on your instruction time, you might want to start a project, a research and writing assignment, or a one-day lesson. Whatever your goal, spend time to organize and plan the projects so that students succeed and have fun learning. 

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Barbara Mascareno

Barbara is an educational writer, teacher, and instructional designer. She loves to write K-12 education content, teaching strategies, bilingual education approaches, and foreign language.

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