Middle School Spanish students spent last week investigating El Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead. Each group of students chose a Spanish speaking country to research and investigate the unique ways in which Day of the Dead is celebrated in that country. Their findings were very interesting! Although the day has similar meaning in the many countries, the traditions in which people honor their deceased loved ones differs from country to country. Each class presented their findings through an exhibition at the end of the week including altars, culturally appropriate food or drink, or dioramas.
As you can see in the photos, students were asked to answer written questions about the individual exhibitions in their class as well.
Well done, Middle School Spanish students!
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