Dia de los muertos classroom ideas

Learn about the significance of cempazúchitl (marigolds) in celebrating Día de los Muertos and follow our step by step guide to making your own out of…

Celebrate Dia de los Muertos in your kindergarten classroom with our blog post featuring essential teaching resources! Discover engaging activities, printable materials, and creative lesson ideas to introduce students to this vibrant holiday. Our post provides everything you need to create a meaningful and educational Dia de los Muertos unit, including crafts, stories, and cultural insights.

Are you looking to celebrate Dia de los Muertos? Here you'll find a collection of some awesome Day of the Dead crafts & activities for kids.

Help children learn about festivals and traditions in Mexico using our Day of The Dead Paper Craft — make your own sugar skull.

Día de los Muertos is coming soon! Day of the Dead is celebrated annually on November 1-2. I know that I am always looking for fresh ideas to help students understand elements of this holiday and to steer them away from thinking that the celebration is just "Mexico's Halloween". Here are 5 ideas for infusing this holiday into your classroom! 1. Share an INFOGRAPHIC: The infrographic on this website is a great visual and gives a very basic intro to how and why the holiday is celebrated. I…

Day of the Dead activities for middle school and upper elementary learners - close reading activities, questions, and art projects.

Colorful tissue paper flowers, sometimes called Mexican paper flowers or paper pom poms, are great Spring flower ideas, crafts for Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead flowers), Cinco de Mayo kids activities, or flower craft ideas with paper any time of year! They also make fun party decorations when hung with a ribbon (beautiful for baby showers or bridal showers!).

These free Dia De Los Muertos printables are a fun and easy way to celebrate Dia De Los Muertos with your kids.