Culture Kit
Mexico #1
ID # 3914
Teach your students about Mexican Culture with this great kit! It includes books such as “Teens in Mexico”, and “Coming to Carolina del Norte”, and a “Families in Mexico DVD”. If your studnets are learning Spanish, they can try to figure out the meanings of words on the grocery store circular, food packages, and tourist information pamplets. There is also a soccer jersey, traditional toys such as “balero”, a rosary, ceramic pitchers, a handheld drum, and a mini maraca. Teach your students about holidays with the skeleton, and skull for Dia de los Muertos, and the greeting card for a Quincianera. Finally, your students can check out the Mexican pesos, and browse tourist and informational maps.
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Created By
Estefane Santiago-Lopez
I interned with Global Vision International thanks to the Carolina Global Initiative Award I received through the Global Center at UNC. I was able to help design and execute workshops for children ages 6-12 years old. The workshops I was involved with were largely based around oral hygiene, first-aid care, and overall hygiene. There I was able to work with the children from the Ludoteca, a daycare program through Save Our Children, and Invasores, a region in Playa with low-income resources. The children were so curious and always willing to learn English. Each child was so gracious. It was humbling. They showed us the deep appreciation and urge to exploit any opportunities that came their way every minute we were with them. The week at Invasores was awe-inspiring. I have never seen so many kids excited to attend a summer school program. They kept asking me if they could bring school supplies to record lessons. They were so supportive of each other, sharing plates, cups, and skills with their peers.