Hispanic Heritage Packet
Spanish Class • Cultural Lesson
Grade 2 • Reading Guide
Hispanic Heritage Month
Learn About Our History, Culture, and Celebrations
Nombre y Apellido:
Read each chunk below. Look at the key facts in bold to help you learn about this special celebration!
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When Is It Celebrated?
Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated each year in the United States. This celebration begins on September 15th. It extends until October 15th. This celebration connects with the independence days of many Hispanic nations!
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How Did It Start?
This holiday was first celebrated nationally in 1968. President Lyndon B. Johnson set aside one week to celebrate Hispanic Heritage. It was the week that included September 15th.
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A Whole Month of Celebration
Later, President Ronald Reagan requested that the celebration be extended for a whole month. This occurred in 1988. Now, people have 30 days to celebrate!
4
Why We Celebrate
Hispanic Heritage honors the cultures and contributions of Hispanic Americans. There are many ways to celebrate: art shows that showcase Hispanic artists, music, food, and sharing the great accomplishments of notable leaders.
Reading Check: I read all 4 chunks with my teacher or partner!
Comprehension Check
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Question Time
Nombre y Apellido:
Directions: Read each question. Fill in the bubble next to the correct answer.
1. Who instituted the first Hispanic Heritage celebrations in the United States?
A President Lyndon B. Johnson
B President Ronald Reagan
C President George Washington
2. In what year did the Hispanic Heritage celebrations extend to a month?
A 1968
B 1988
C 2008
3. What is celebrated during Hispanic Heritage Month?
A Winter holidays and snowfall
B The cultures and contributions of Hispanic Americans
C Dinosaurs and ancient animals
Sentence Starter Practice:
Hispanic Heritage Month begins on:
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Cultural Organizer
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My Heritage Page
Complete the 3 easy steps below!
Nombre y Apellido:
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Important Dates
Word Bank: September 15 October 15
Celebration starts on:
Celebration ends on:
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Ways We Celebrate
Circle 2 ways people celebrate Hispanic culture:
Art Shows
Music
Food
Stories
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Draw & Share
Draw something you like about Hispanic culture (music, food, or art):
I like Hispanic culture because:
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