Bring culture, reading, and hands-on learning together with a tissue paper cempasúchil craft for El Día de Muertos!

In this video, I share a simple mini craft project that supports comprehensible input while students follow directions completely in Spanish. This activity connects culture with language practice and gives students repeated exposure to informal commands in a meaningful context.

In this video, I share how to:
Use a mini craft project to support culture reading
Keep directions in Spanish for comprehensible input
Practice informal commands through a hands-on task
Make a tissue paper cempasúchil for El Día de Muertos
Connect November cultural activities with language learning

This works especially well for:
Día de Muertos cultural lessons
Reading and following directions in Spanish
Comprehensible input with a visual outcome
Short craft-based classroom activities
Informal command practice in context

This is a practical way to make culture more interactive while keeping the focus on meaningful Spanish input. Students get to create something connected to El Día de Muertos while using the language to understand and follow the process.

Perfect for:
· Spanish teachers
· Día de Muertos lessons
· Culture-based Spanish activities
· Comprehensible input classrooms
· Informal command practice
· Following directions in Spanish
· November classroom activities
· Hands-on language learning

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