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4 Both Mexicans and Mexican-Americans celebrate Mexican Independence Day each year on September 16. Much like Americans celebrate the Fourth of July, this is the biggest day of the year in Mexico. Much like Americans celebrate the Fourth of July, this is the biggest day of the year in Mexico. This passage describes Mexican Independence Day. 15 questions (identify and multiple choice) assess students' understanding. I've included a color and black and white version, as well as a key. Use our First Grade Mexican Independence Day Reading Comprehension Activity when celebrating Mexican Independence Day with your class! This resource includes multiple choice questions and a writing question. Also included is a helpful answer key to help make grading easy. Use this downloadable EFL lesson on Mexican Independence Day to add some international flare to your classroom. You can even use as the cornerstone of a whole host of Mexico-themed lessons — you can never go wrong with a class on following directions through cooking! Type: Reading, Speaking Level: Intermediate MEXICO�S INDEPENDENCE DAY Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Downloads: 61 : MEXICO- A Reading Comprehension Passage Level: elementary Age: 9-11 Downloads: 18 : This Fifth Grade Mexican Independence Day Reading Passage Comprehension Activity is designed to engage fifth-grade students in learning about the history and significance of Mexican Independence Day. This activity includes a specially crafted reading passage that explores key events and figures related to Mexico's fight for independence, followed by thought-provoking comprehension questions to Dive into the rich history and vibrant celebrations of Mexican Independence Day with this engaging reading comprehension passage. Designed for students in 4th to 6th grade, this educational resource sheds light on the significance of this pivotal event in Mexico's past. From the courageous "Grito de Students will enjoy learning about significant events in the Mexican War of Independence with this free printable. This engaging free activity helps teach fifth through eighth grade students about the war while practicing their reading comprehension and vocabulary skills. Learn more about Mexican Independence Day in this fun reading lesson that will improve your students' abilities to read and give some great speaking practice in the context of National Holidays. Using a short and informative piece of text, your children will learn about the history of Mexico’s independence from Spain and how Mexican Independence Day is celebrated today across the globe. Our Fourth Grade Mexican Independence Day Reading Comprehension Activity is the perfect way to engage even your most reluctant readers. All you need to do is hit the “Download Now” button for an activity that will test your children’s inference and deduction skills that is ready in an instant! Covering the history of Mexico and its independence from Spain from the 1500s all the way up to On September 16, 1810, a Catholic priest in Mexico, Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, issued a declaration to the Mexican people urging them to fight for their independence from Spain. Mexican Independence Day is a two-day celebration that begins on September 15th and ends on September 16th. It commemorates Mexico declaring independence from Spain in 1821 after over 10 years of fighting in the Mexican War of Independence. This unit includes a bilingual reading, comprehension questions, vocabulary and much more. It is perfect for both first- and second-year Spanish classes. 1. Bilingual reading on the history and celebration of Mexican Independence Day. It includes a two-page reading in both English and Spanish. This allows for differentiation in the classroom Bring the excitement of El Grito de Independencia to your classroom with this engaging Mexican Independence Day Reading Comprehension Passage. Perfect for September 16th celebrations, this resource immerses students in the vibrant history and traditions of Mexico's fight for freedom while building essential reading skills. Mexican Independence Day (día de la independencia de méxico celebraciones) Coloring Pages, Reading Comprehension Passage (Grades 3-6) & Word Search Puzzle Games (English and Spanish Version)This exciting activity pack is perfect for celebrating Mexican Independence Day with grades 3-6 students. The activity is a simplified version of the history of Mexico's independence day which is perfect for middle schoolers. This activity helps target reading comprehension and wh questions. What is Mexican Independence Day? Is it the same as Cinco de Mayo? FInd out by reading this one-page passage and answer questions to test comprehension. Suitable for all readers and English Language Arts learners from 3rd grade and up. Free, printable, no registration required. Historical Background of Mexico’s Independence Day. The history of Mexico’s Independence Day is a rich tapestry woven from the struggles, aspirations, and sacrifices of its people. The quest for independence from Spanish colonial rule was not merely a political endeavor; it was also a profound social and cultural revolution. In this Twinkl read-along video, children will read a leveled passage about Mexican Independence Day before answering three questions to check their understanding.
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