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Integrating Technology into your Curriculum |
Using PowerPoint for ESL Teaching |
LANICThe Latin American Network Information Center. |
Su Nombre es Hoy ----- His/Her Name is TodayThe Zalaquetts' resources for learning about Hispanic/Latino cultures. Warning: Understanding Hispanic/Latino/Spanish characteristics and contributions may cause genuine appreciation of and respect for Hispanic/Latino cultures. Dr. Zalaquett. |
On Becoming a Bilingual EducatorThoughts that helped me succeed in school, especially when I felt that I couldn't make it.
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The tutorial link below will provide you with step by step directions in using this program. |
Teaching With Presentation Tools This tutorial uses PowerPoint generated slides to discuss the elements of building a slide presentation. It provides a model for those who want to prepare a How to PowerPoint.
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Technology for Teachers - Powerpoint Tutorial Tutorial designed to assist students in the course, ED596: Technology for Teachers, with completing their Presentation Learning Task. The tutorial is designed to support PowerPoint on both the PC and Macintosh platforms. |
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PowerPoint on-line tutorials. |
Old tutorial, useful for beginners. |
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Search Engines |
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Search engine |
AltavistaSearch engine |
LycosSearch engine |
ExciteSearch engine |
AllthewebSearch engine |
HotbotSearch engine |
YahooSearch engine |
MSNSearch engine |
Ask JeevesAsk Jeeves search engine |
AllthewebMeta-Search engine |
MetacrawlerMeta-Search engine |
DogpileMeta-Search engine |
WebsearchMeta-Search engine |
OvertureMeta-Search engine |
TeomaMeta-Search engine |
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PowerPoint Presentations |
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by Wanda Keil |
Dr. Zalaquett's Multicultural Counseling for Diverse Populations (MHS 6420) web site |
Countries where Spanish is spoken. |
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Joke of the day.
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Basic geography of the Spanish-speaking world. Includes maps, flags, capitals, and nationalities. The maps make the file somewhat larger than the rest. (1.6mb) |
Presentation reviews the time expressions in Spanish. It includes the vocabulary and several examples for students to practice. (295kb) |
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More PowerPoint presentations from Mr. Duggan, a St. John's High School' Spanish teacher.
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PowerPoint Shows Available for Download
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Done by Teachers at NYWired at Level One
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Done by Teachers at NYWired at Level Two
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Done by Teachers at
Schenectady HS' Creating Multimedia Projects Workshop 1
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Done by Teachers at
Schenectady HS' Creating Multimedia Projects Workshop 1
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Open house.
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This project done as an open house presentation.
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overview of the basic periods of art in history beginning with the Cave Paintings and ending with Impressionism. |
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Group Counseling for Elementary Students An explanation or a description of the various groups available for elementary students. |
How to do a PowerPoint presentation This PowerPoint presentation shows how to create a PowerPoint presentation and shows an example of a finished project. |
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Assignments |
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"PowerPoint about me" assignment
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The Hispano Ranchos of Northern New Mexico: Continuity and Change The Spanish, who came to this area in the late 16th century, found that the
valleys near the Rio Grande could be farmed when streams were channeled into
irrigation systems. More than two centuries later, they moved east across the
Sangre de Cristo Mountains into new, greener valleys. They took their century's
old traditions with them, but soon encountered new influences from the rapidly
expanding United States. |
Letters to the Congressional Hispanic Caucus
Students learn about and write letters to members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
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Napoleon |
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Activities including Spanish Words |
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Basic numbers vocabulary |
Animals/Los Animales |
Adjetivos Adjectives to describe people and things |
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Arcadia High
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An Internet Hotlist on Spanish Fun
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Sample Lessons |
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Social Studies Lessons Mostly Texas! |
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Vocabulary
Root words (Connie Campbell). |
Vocabulary 2
Contractions (Randy Stark). |
Pronunciation
Pronunciation (Randy Stark) . |
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Grammar: an, on,
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Prepositions (Don Fisher). . |
Grammar:
Verb conjugation
Irregular verbs (Project LA / Modified by Don Fisher). |
Punctuation Punctuation (CyberExchange / Modified by Don Fisher) |
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Identifying
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Name the verb (CyberExchange / Modified by Don Fisher) |
Identifying
part of a speech
Name the nouns (CyberExchange / Modified by Don Fisher). |
Identifying part of a speech
Name the adjectives (CyberExchange / Modified by Don Fisher) |
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Spelling lesson
An example of how PowerPoint could be used to teach spelling. Download the show to see how it was done. |
Addition lesson
Teaching the skill of adding two one-digit numbers without regrouping. |
Land, River & Hispanic Settlements Tierra, Río, y Asentamientos Hispanos. |
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The Poop about Manure
The Poop about Manure - This PowerPoint Slide Set is developed for the Lessons in Farm Safety, an interactive curriculum used to teach children about farm safety. Lessons in Farm Safety was developed by the Farm Safety & Health Program team at the University of Minnesota. |
Commas for Everyone
Commas for Everyone - a downloadable PowerPoint presentation - This J. P. Honeycutt English teacher has created a PowerPoint presentation to share. She writes, "This will take some space, but if you want a colorful PowerPoint lesson on how to use commas, go ahead, be my guest." |
What was the Camino Real and how did it impact how people lived in Nuevo México? In this lesson, students will learn about the history and importance of the Camino Real or Camino Real de Tierra Adentro (also known as the Chihuahua Trail), the road that led from Mexico City to the capital of Nuevo México, Santa Fe. Grade Level: 4-7 |
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Fiesta Grade level: 2-4 |
Cinco de Mayo
Cinco de Mayo, May 5th, is a national holiday for Mexico--second only to September 16, Independence Day. It was on this day, in 1862, that a small group of Mexican peasants, under the command of General Ignacio Zaragoza, bravely fought for their freedom against a regiment of 6,000 French soldiers under the command of Napoleon III.
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El Dia de los Muertos Day of the Dead also called "Dia de los Muertos," is a holiday (or festival) which is celebrated in Mexico, Ecuador, Guatemala, and other areas in Central and South America. Grade level: 4-5 |
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Mexican Independence Day
September 16 is similar to July Fourth. Grade Level: 3rd-5th |
Mexico: Meet the Neighbors Mexico and the United States share a border and a history. Celebrate Cinco de Mayo by introducing your students to their neighbors to the south! |
AskERIC lesson
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Contains more than 2000 unique lesson plans which have been written and submitted to AskERIC by teachers from all over the United States and the world. |
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Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month! Mexico and the United States share a border and a history. Celebrate Cinco de Mayo by introducing your students to their neighbors to the south!
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 Hispanic Heritage - Introduction to Hispanic Culture
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Lessons for Hispanic Heritage Month! Each year from September 15 to October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month. Education World offers a dozen lessons to help students learn about the cultures and contributions of people of Hispanic heritage. |
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God's Eyes
A discussion of the history of the Huichole Indians will introduce the students to that culture (see attached sheet). The Huicholes’ spirituality and religion tie in to the craft in that it is where the God’s Eye originates.
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The Eagle Has Landed: Aztecs Find a Home It is said that the Aztecs chose the site of their capital, Tenochtitlan, because of the presence of a bird perched on a cactus and eating a snake. In this lesson, students will learn about that ancient Aztec legend and about how Tenochtitlan became the site of modern-day Mexico City. Grade Level: 3-5 This lesson plan requires student use of technology. |
La Comida Hispánica ¡Qué Deliciosa! Students will learn about the various foods eaten in Hispanic countries through research on the internet to find authentic recipes of the countries.
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Lesson Plans for
Teaching About the Americas
Over 65 lesson plans dealing with Latin America, the Caribbean and culture studies. |
EFL/ESL Lessons and Lesson
Plans EFL/ESL Lessons and Lesson Plans |
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Hispanic History in the Americas |
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We asked some Americans of Hispanic descent what their heritage means to them. |
National Register of Historic Places The National Register of Historic Places is pleased to help foster the general public's awareness, understanding, and appreciation for Hispanic culture during National Hispanic Heritage Month.
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Specialized Sites |
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Free PowerPoint Templates! |
Provides links to a number of minority websites including organizations and associations, job searches, and career information. |
Free PowerPoint Templates! |
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Clip Art
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Free GIFs
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Free GIFs |
Free GIFs |
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Animated Flags by Country |
Animated US State Flags |
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Art |
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Native American Artists
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Artists and Biographies |
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Translators |
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http://babelfish.altavista.com/
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Disclaimer: The materials included in our training as well as in this support web site are copyrighted by their creators; they are included only for academic purposes and cannot be reproduced without the specific authorization of the authors, unless otherwise specified. If you find an item that should be removed, please notify Dr. Zalaquett using the e-mail below.
Copyright (c) 1999-2003. The Page was created by Dr. Carlos Zalaquett in 1999 and recreated in collaboration with Ms. Jenifer Zalaquett in May 2003. Last update June 2003.
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