21. MDO - Cinco De Mayo Marked By Memories - 05/06/1998 of La Raza's final day in a fiveday series of cinco de mayo events. What these programslacked were people qualified to teach Chicano studies, the research http://www.mndaily.com/daily/1998/05/06/news/demayo/

MAY 6, 1998 NEWS Cinco de Mayo marked by memories Paul Concannon For The Daily Related Links: Students, community residents celebrate Cinco de Mayo early Mexican History Directory O n a historically important holiday for Mexican-Americans, one University department concentrated its efforts on the future of Chicano studies. To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, the Chicano Studies Department, along with La Raza Student Cultural Center, hosted a series of events Tuesday to celebrate the holiday. Cinco de Mayo which means the fifth of May in Spanish commemorates a Mexican victory in 1862 over the French army. The Chicano movement in the 1960s adopted the holiday as a symbol of overcoming oppression. More than 20 people gathered in Coffman Union to listen to keynote speaker Raymond Paredes, chairman of the Center for Chicano Studies at University of California-Los Angeles, retrace the rocky road Chicano studies programs have traversed and the problems still confronting them. Paredes, a professor of English and American Studies at UCLA, gave the keynote address, titled "Chicano Studies at the Cross Roads: Past, Present and Future," as part of La Raza's final day in a five-day series of Cinco de Mayo events. Paredes said in the late 1960s and early '70s most of the universities that set up Chicano studies programs did so in response to political pressure and without an appropriate academic structure in place.

22. Disney Educational Productions | Cyberlesson: Cinco De Mayo Mexican traditions for celebrations. Then, you can create your own celebrationand teach your family and friends about cinco de mayo. http://disney.go.com/educational/cyberlesson_may01.html

Disney.com Home E-Mail Help Register ... Take a Virtual Trip! Cinco de Mayo May 2001 Even if you don't speak Spanish, you may know that Cinco de Mayo is a national Mexican holiday celebrated on May 5. What you may not know is that Cinco de Mayo is a holiday steeped in tradition. It's also a cultural festival in which Hispanic people in America celebrate their roots, customs, and the richness of their culture. People do so by having big fiestas with food, music, dancing, art, and handicrafts. This month we'll learn more about the holiday and Mexican traditions for celebrations. Then, you can create your own celebration and teach your family and friends about Cinco de Mayo. Cinco de Mayo commemorates the success of the Mexican army in defeating the French in a battle on May 5, 1862. This was the last time an army from another continent invaded America. The holiday has also become a symbol of how much people can accomplish when faced with defending their culture and their homes. Read about the battle from this UCLA Web site . You can see pictures of the people who were in the famous battle at Mexico Online . The President of Mexico hosts a site for children to learn more about Mexico. Read what the President's site says about Cinco De Mayo It's almost fiesta time-time to plan your celebration! Mexican music will provide the perfect backdrop for your Cinco de Mayo festival. You can hear what this lively music sounds like at the

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24. The Holiday Zone: Cinco De Mayo Games Games Hide and Seek teach students how to count to ten in Spanish. Spanish, English. Clickhere to return to The Holiday Zone's cinco de mayo celebration. http://www.theholidayzone.com/cinco/cgames.html

SSI error: Unknown tag 'geoguide' Games Hide and Seek Teach students how to count to ten in Spanish. Spanish English uno dos tres cuatro cinco seis siete ocho nueve diez one two three four five six seven eight nine ten Jumping Beans Direct children to jump like jumping beans whenever they hear music playing and to stop immediately when the music stops. Anyone who moves after the music stops is out. Play until one winner remains. (Use Mexican music, of course.) Loteria Students at Highland Park Elementary School in Austin, Texas, explain how to play a popular Mexican game similar to bingo. Steal the Sombrero Copy and cut out one sombrero for each student. Tape sombreros to students' backs. Each student must try to steal others' sombreros without losing his or her own. Any student who loses his or her sombrero must immediately replace it with one he or she has stolen. If the student does not have another sombrero with which to replace his or her stolen one, he or she is out. Click here to return to The Holiday Zone.

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Cinco de Mayo Objective: Students will know all information pertaining to the Spanish Holiday Cinco de Mayo. The learner will understand the geography, vocabulary and culture of this special day. Day 1 1. Students will listen to the lecture given by the teacher and take notes about Cinco de Mayo. 2. Next there will be a question and answer session pertaining to the lesson. Day 2 1. Look on the internet and find 3 websites containing information on Cinco de Mayo. Read the information and print out the information on at least one of the websites. 2. Students will answer all questions on a handout pertaining to Cinco de Mayo. Day 3 1. Go to the search engine http://google.com (spanish And webquest). View the different webquests available. 2. With a partner choose one of the following webquests. www.ccsd146.k12.il.us/central/smytka08/cincodemayowebquest.htm coe.west.asu.edu/students/jmendez/cmwebqst/WQ.htm 3. Do the webquest the two of you have agreed upon. You have the rest of today in class and tomorrow in class. Day 4 1. Continue to do your chosen webquest with your partner.

28. Lesson Plan - Subtopic: Cinco De Mayo (See appendix for suggested questions.). F. Language Integration teach childrensome Spanish words relating to cinco de mayo. Talk about cognates. description teaching plan for teachers 3rd4th grades. Gives historical background, objectives, time alloted, Category Society Holidays cinco de mayo http://teacherlink.ed.usu.edu/tlresources/units/Byrnes-celebrations/cincodemayo.

Mini-Unit Subtopic: Cinco de Mayo Grade Level: Author: Jessica Shaw Cinco de Mayo, May 5th, is a national holiday for Mexicosecond only to September 16, Independence Day. It was on this day, in 1862, that a small group of poorly trained Mexican peasants, under the command of General Ignacio Zaragoza, bravely and fiercely fought for their freedom against a regiment of 6,000 French soldiers under the command of Napoleon III. Historical Background "After Mexico gained it's independence from Spain in 1821, it faced internal power struggles that left it in a volatile state of rebellion and instability for years." (Internet: Pasmanick, 1992) In 1846, the Mexican government, under the dictator Santa Anna, went to war with the United States. As an outcome of that war, Mexico lost a large amount of landthe land we now know as Texas. In 1854, Juan Alvarez and his troops led a successful revolt to drive Santa Anna out of power. One of Alvarez's strongest supporters was a man by the name of Benito Juarez, a Zapotec Indian leader. In 1855, Juarez became the minister of Justice under the new regime and issued two new controversial laws. One denied the right of the church and military courts to try civilian cases and the other made the sale and distribution of church lands legal. Many people disagreed with these laws and for three years a civil war raged between the two sides.

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INTRODUCTION FOOD RECIPES DRINK ... POLITICAL Add the handy left frame menu to this page for expanded options Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo celebrates solidarity among Mexican and Latino immigrants to the USA. It's date which usually means a parade on the first weekend in May for Latin communities throughout USA. The date itself refers to one of Mexico's four major invasions through the Carnaval City of Vera Cruz. The French attackers were defeated further inland at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. (Mexican Independence Day also known as El Grito de Dolores (Cry of Dolores) is Sept. 16, 1810 Mexico on the SF BAY 5demayo.net Fruitvale Oakland on BART is the up and coming celebration among the three metro centers with the SATURDAY parade and two day street fest. It's other signature celebration is Dia de Los Muertos San Francisco : First Sunday in May Various events, plus a colorful parade on the first Sunday in May through the Mission District with mariachis, bands, dancers and floats. Parade starts at 24th and Bryant streets at 10am , goes to down Mission to 15th Street. Festival with paid admission follows at the Civic Center Info MECA: (415) 826-1401 MECA at LatinBayArea.com

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32. ArtsEdNet June 2001: American Marketing Effects How We Teach Ab American Marketing effects how we teach about other culturesRE homework topicsany ideas? During May, I heard a piece on NPR about cinco de mayo. http://www.getty.edu/artsednet/hm/Jun01/0123.html

American Marketing effects how we teach about other culturesRE: "homework" topics any ideas? From: Kimberly Herbert ( kimberly@wcc.net Date: Sun Jun 17 2001 - 19:29:30 PDT Next message: gregjuli@execpc.com: "Crayon Batik" Previous message: Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] During May, I heard a piece on NPR about Cinco de Mayo. Apparently it is a very minor holiday in Mexico especially compared to their independence day in September (think Flag Day compared to July 4th). Certain companies have really marketed Cinco de Mayo because it creates a "long weekend" holiday half way between (roughly) Easter and Memorial Day. Interesting perspective. Kimberly ( kimberly@wcc.net -Original Message- From: Aust ArtClasses [mailto: austart@bryanisd.org Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2001 2:36 PM To: ArtsEdNet Talk Subject: Re: "homework" topics any ideas? Judy, Here in Texas the Hispanic month I believe is May, Cinco de Mayo. Jackie Aust Bryan High Art Teacher/District Art Coordinator Bryan Texas austart@bryanisd.org

33. Cinco De Mayo: A Day For Mexican Cultural Pride - May 6, 1997 of Arizona Hispanic fraternities and sororities on the UA Mall for the Second AnnualCinco de mayo celebration on An event like this is to teach people what http://wildcat.arizona.edu/papers/90/149/07_1_m.html

By Ana A. Lima Arizona Daily Wildcat May 6, 1997 Cinco de Mayo: A day for Mexican cultural pride Karen C. Tully Arizona Daily Wildcat Jennifer Schowengerdt, a junior majoring in Spanish, makes a snow cone as part of the Cinco de Mayo celebration on the UA Mall yesterday. The party was organized by JUNTOS, a mixture of six Hispanic groups on campus. With food, dance and mariachi music, Mexican students at the UA showed their cultural pride yesterday in celebration of Cinco de Mayo. "It's a day to pay tribute to our past," said Maricela Meza, an undeclared freshman and member of Kappa Delta Chi. Meza's sorority joined five other University of Arizona Hispanic fraternities and sororities on the UA Mall for the Second Annual Cinco de Mayo celebration on campus. Between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., members of Juntos, a united Hispanic student organization, sold snow cones and typical Mexican food to students passing by. As a band played traditional mariachi music, Juntos members socialized and munched on "durros," a crunchy Mexican snack. "An event like this is to teach people what we're about, so that people can see what music we listen to, our dance, and the food we eat," said Juntos member Alex Rios, an accounting and finance junior.

34. Cinco De Mayo help my class feel pride regarding their Hispanic roots as well as help the Anglostudents I teach learn about I always do cinco de mayo activities, perhaps http://t3.k12.hi.us/t301-02/eforsythe/teaching/cinco.html

Home Teaching, Learning, and Curriculum Sample Lesson Plans Cinco de Mayo by Cheryl J. Cox Hatch Valley Elementary Hatch, New Mexico FIRST PLACE in MasterSearch LITE'99 SUMMARY: This WebQuest concentrates on the holiday Cinco de Mayo and encourages students to explore the rich cultural roots connected to today's current celebrations. SUBJECT Cross- Curriculum TOPIC Cinco de Mayo TIME 2-4 weeks GROUPS? Whole class: Make tacos and "fiesta"! Individuals and pairs: Explore culture Teams: Research information and complete group projects END PRODUCT HyperStudio project PREREQUISITE SKILLS: Students should have a "working knowledge" of the following: 1. Basic word processing skills 2. HyperStudio software 3. KidPix Studio software WEB SITES: Cinco de Mayo USE OF WEB: The activity is a webquest and the sites are used as research information resources. MATERIALS: Recommended resource books on Cinco de Mayo (on website) Computer Printer Art Materials (for making Pinata) Cooking Materials (for making tacos) OBJECTIVES: Students will learn about the history of Cinco de Mayo and Hispanic culture by researching and answering questions.

35. LATEST CINCO De MAYO NEWS News Update on the cinco de mayo Party!! She's even volunteered to teach meif I get my lazy butt down to her Cantina on a Saturday morning. http://www.xstablu.com/people/dianna/party/97may5/news.htm

36. Teach Now! teach Now! is a collection of lesson plan ideas and student activities forteaching themes throughout the year. May cinco de mayo (PreK8). http://teacher.scholastic.com/lessonrepro/teachnow/

Teach Now! is a collection of lesson plan ideas, student activities, and book lists for teaching themes throughout the year. All About Animals (PreK-2) Fun activities for teaching skills in reading, observation, vocabulary, description, and comparison. National Poetry Month (PreK-8) Choose from classroom activities, writing opportunities, and various other poetry resources to help you plan your poetry unit. August Back-to-School (PreK-2) September Communities (PreK-2) October Seasons (PreK-2) Spooky Stuff (PreK-2) November Holidays (PreK-2) Winter (PreK-8) December Around the World (PreK-2) January Celebrate America (PreK-8) Away We Go (PreK-2) February 100th Day of School (PreK-2) Our Amazing Bodies (PreK-2) March The Great Outdoors (PreK-2) Weather Watchers (PreK-3) April All About Animals (PreK-2) National Poetry Month (PreK-8) May Cinco de Mayo (PreK-8) June/July Splash Into Summer (PreK-2) Animals Dinosaurs Holidays and School Events The 100th Day of School Valentine's Day Thanksgiving Weather Language Arts National Poetry Month Classroom Plays Science Arctic Discovery Oceans Space Exploration Harvest Social Studies Explorers Black History Month Communities Family Ties ... Martin Luther King, Jr.

37. Untitled Document cinco de mayo commemorates the victory of Mexican guerillas Lists key vocabularywords, phrases to teach in Spanish, and questions for class discussion. http://outreach.rice.edu/~trsler/news/cinco_de_mayo02/2002links.htm

Cinco de Mayo Assunta Montes de Oca de Marshall provides an overview of the history behind Cinco de Mayo (May 5th), a Mexican holiday that is observed by many Mexican-Americans. Cinco de Mayo is celebrated in to commemorate the defeat of French troops by the Mexicans at the Battle of Puebla, Mexico, in 1862. The French were attempting to establish a French empire in North America. This overview is available in both English and Spanish. http://www.nacnet.org/assunta/spa5may.htm Celebrate! Holidays in the U.S.A.: Cinco de Mayo (May 5) As part of "Celebrate! Holidays in the U.S.A.," the Embassy of the United States of America in Stockholm, Sweden, highlights the history and traditions associated with the observance of May 5th, or Cinco de Mayo. This is a Mexican holiday that commemorates the defeat of French troops by the Mexicans at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. Cinco de Mayo is primarily observed by Mexicans and Mexican-Americans living in California. http://www.usis.usemb.se/Holidays/celebrate/cincode.html

38. BoyFriend #4 Cinco De Mayo (pattern #11498 At Turnstep) Help support this site! BoyFriend 4 cinco de mayo. Each combo has asignature aspect that makes it creative yet easy to teach. http://www.turnstep.com/Patterns/2002/May/May02.2.html

BoyFriend #4 Cinco de Mayo This is a Step pattern from www.turnstep.com . (pattern #11498) My combos are all tapless self-reversing 32-count combos designed for women who are athletic AND MEN who have rhythm. Moves done with the LEAD FOOT are in ALL-CAPS. Each combo has a signature aspect that makes it creative yet easy to teach. For this one, use Latin music, pump the arms, snap the head, and engage the hips. Caliente! Step up to corner opposite lead foot (1) Knee lift (2) Step down laterally (3) Knee lift (4) Step laterally on the floor then step together (9-10) Step laterally on the floor then step together (11-12) Step up (13) Knee lift (14) Step down back (15) Step down (16) Mambo on the opposite corner (17-20) Side leg (21-24) Mambo on the opposite corner (25-28) Side leg (29-32) BoyFriend #4 Cinco de Mayo Added by ? ( no name was given ) at 11:40 AM on Thursday, May 2, 2002 EDT. Add to favorites view favorites (Email: From: Minneapolis, Minnesota (USA) Previous Step pattern Next Step pattern Main page Moves ... Wearables! Patterns: Search Stats Add Your Own View patterns by month ** February 2003 ** January 2003 December 2002 November 2002 October 2002 September 2002 August 2002 July 2002 June 2002 May 2002 April 2002 March 2002 February 2002 January 2002 December 2001 November 2001 October 2001 September 2001 August 2001 July 2001 June 2001 April 2001 March 2001 February 2001 January 2001 December 2000 November 2000 October 2000 September 2000 August 2000 July 2000 June 2000 May 2000 April 2000 March 2000 February 2000 January 2000 December 1999

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40. Spanish Lesson Plans Bilingual Animals The goal of this lesson is to teach children that animals maybe called one thing in English and another in cinco de mayo- This lesson http://www.teach-nology.com/teachers/lesson_plans/languages/spanish/

Best Sites Downloads eReports Free Sites ... Professional Development Enter your email address for FREE weekly teaching tips! Home Teacher Resources Lesson Plans World Languages ... America, Sin Fronteras! - The students explore the meaning of the word América, through the learning of the song, ¡America! by the group, Los Tigres del Norte. Bilingual Animals - The goal of this lesson is to teach children that animals may be called one thing in English and another in Spanish. Building Communities/Construyendo Comunidades - This is an interdisciplinary, multiage, multinational learning lesson for our students and for ourselves. The students involved includes level III and IV high school Spanish, and 4th, 5th and 6th grade Spanish students. "ChocolateThe Food of the Gods" - Learn aspects of the Mayan and Aztec civilizations and the Spanish conquest. Cinco de Mayo - This lesson allows students to research information on the holiday Cinco de Mayo while making use of their Internet and Spanish language skills.

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