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SPANISH II 1st Period-2025-2026

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Section 1

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TUESDAY, Sep. 16/ Complete the Edpuzzles in class. Use Chromebooks and Headphones. -Complete the Edpuzzle for Independence Day in Mexico Vs. the U.S - history and traditions. -Complete the Edpuzzle for Hispanic Heritage Month. -Look at the images provided in the links. -FOLLOW DIRECTIONS GIVEN IN CLASS!!! READ: Culture day - El Dia de la Cultura (Mexican Independence day - La Independencia de Mexico). People from Mexico celebrate their country

TUESDAY, Sep. 16/ Complete the Edpuzzles in class. Use Chromebooks and Headphones. -Complete the Edpuzzle for Independence Day in Mexico Vs. the U.S - history and traditions. -Complete the Edpuzzle for Hispanic Heritage Month. -Look at the images provided in the links. -FOLLOW DIRECTIONS GIVEN IN CLASS!!! READ: Culture day - El Dia de la Cultura (Mexican Independence day - La Independencia de Mexico). People from Mexico celebrate their country's independence from Spain on the anniversary of the call to arms against the European country issued Sept. 16, 1810, by the Rev. Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a priest in Dolores, Mexico. Mexican Independence Day festivities last two days, on both the 15 and 16 of September in Mexico you will find one of the country's loudest and proudest celebrations of its history and culture.

Last Modified: Friday, September 12 3:59 PM

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Mexico

Mexico's Independence Day in 2025 is on Tuesday, September 16. This holiday commemorates the "Cry of Dolores" in 1810, the call to arms by priest Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla that started the Mexican War of Independence from Spain. The Date: The official date is September 16. The Event: It is known in Spanish as "El Grito de Dolores," or the Cry of Dolores. The Significance: The day marks the beginning of Mexico's struggle for independence from Spanish colonial rule. How it's Celebrated: Families and communities often gather to give their own "grito" (yell for independence), and there are many festivities and patriotic events.

Last Modified: Tuesday, September 16 7:05 AM

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WEDNESDAY, Sep. 17 / Continue working on Spanish-speaking Countries facts (Questions and answers worksheets). Use Chromebooks in class. HOMEWORK: Bring charged Chromebooks, colored pencils and/or markers to class tomorrow. in Google Classroom

WEDNESDAY, Sep. 17 / Continue working on Spanish-speaking Countries facts (Questions and answers worksheets). Use Chromebooks in class. HOMEWORK: Bring charged Chromebooks, colored pencils and/or markers to class tomorrow.

-BRING COLORED PENCILS/MARKERS TO CLASS TOMORROW.
-BRING CHARGED CHROMEBOOKS TO CLASS.
-BE PREPARED FOR CLASS.
Last Modified: Friday, September 12 3:59 PM