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Tikal - Ancient Mayan City of Guatemala - 4K | DEVINSUPERTRAMP - YouTube

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Tikal - Ancient Mayan City of Guatemala - 4K | DEVINSUPERTRAMP - YouTube

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Tikal - Ancient Mayan City of Guatemala - 4K | DEVINSUPERTRAMP

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Fun Flags & Map Activities for Language Classes

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Fun Flags & Map Activities for Language Classes

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Spanish-Speaking Countries and Capitals Map and Game Cards

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Though I like to use games to introduce lists like this, remember that memorizing a list won't necessarily produce students who love culture. If my students are really going to connect to far away places, they needs stories, videos, food, and songs (and of course travel, if possible) to produce real affection. Hopefully these fun games will help you painlessly and quickly introduce geography, so that when you do listen to a Colombian artist or watch a clip from Puerto Rico, everyone knows the context.
These links are helpful for remembering and connecting to Spanish-speaking countries:
Simple repetition for names/capitals, while showing map:

For older students (the original video is cool, but on the line for school-appropriate):

Hispanic artists by country:
http://musicaenespanol.weebly.com/
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Though I like to use games to introduce lists like this, remember that memorizing a list won't necessarily produce students who love culture. If my students are really going to connect to far away places, they needs stories, videos, food, and songs (and of course travel, if possible) to produce real affection.