Heritage Spanish · Week 9 · Mi español: acentos, ortografía e historias

Dichos y refranes

Students analyze family "dichos" and decide which advice still guides their choices today.

Responsible decision-makingGrades 9 to 12About 20 minutesIntermediate
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Students will
Students analyze "dichos" and "refranes" such as "más vale tarde que nunca" and explain their meaning.
SEL skill
Evaluate advice in "a refrán" by weighing what happens if you follow it or not
What it looks like
Students use critical thinking and judgment to decide which family advice still guides their choices.
Content focus
Mexican and Latin American "refranes" ("más vale tarde que nunca")
Format
Structured discussion

Responsible decision-making

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