Spanish Culture activities?
Can you think of any fun activities we can do with my school’s Spanish Club? High schoolers don’t want to color in pictures of sombreros and I’m having a hard time finding anything fun to do during our meetings. Food and music are nice, but I’m looking for activities. Do you know of any crafts or games that teenagers would enjoy? Gracias!
How about painting ” TROMPOS ” ??
I still have mine from Elementary school… I’m 25 now !!
Take Care
And good luck with the lil angels !!
Tortillas de Maiz
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