Las posadas activities for kids

Learn fun facts and get holiday activities, teaching ideas, crafts and more for students to learn about traditions at Christmas in Mexico!

Learn about Las Posadas and download a free Las Posadas book for kids! These fun activities are a great way to celebrate the holiday season in your classroom. #freeprintables #lasposadas #decemberactivities #decemberart #evanmoor

Kids love Christmas and what better way to explore the world we live in than with this Christmas Around the World Crafts and Activities Unit.

This poinsettia craft is a beautiful addition to your holidays around the world lesson plans. Use this craft and 10 others from the holidays around the world bundle to add to cultural diversity among children. Whether you use it in the classroom or your home, kids will love learning the history of the poinsettia and all of the Mexican traditions to go with this simple paper craft. It's perfect for preschool, kindergarten, first, and second grade students!

FREE Paper Poinsettia craft for Las posadas and/or la Navidad Christmas Mundo de Pepita, Resources for Teaching Spanish to Children

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A step by step guide on how to celebrate Las Posadas the way my family, and others, do it in Mexico including song lyrics, food recipes, and piñata fun.

Learn about the traditions and essential elements of "Las Posadas" (a celebration for Christmas in Mexico) with this bilingual book kids can color.

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This is a kid-friendly book about the Mexican holiday called Las Posadas: Las Posadas is a Mexican holiday in December that last for 9 days. People in Mexico decorate their home with the poinsettia It is a flower with bright red leaves. Las Posadas lasts from December 16 to Christmas Eve. Each night a children dress up like an angel, a shepherd, and Mary and Joseph. People carry candles as they walk down the street to the party. A different family has the party each night. People sing songs…