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Bring mystery, suspense, and Mexican culture into your Intermediate Spanish classroom with this engaging CI/ADI unit based on La leyenda de la calle Olmedo, one of Mexico City's best-known ghost stories.
Designed with comprehensible input and acquisition-driven instruction in mind, this unit immerses students in the legend through storytelling, cultural exploration, listening, reading, movement, games, and meaningful communication activities. Students gradually build confidence as they revisit the story through multiple scaffolded readings, interactive discussions, visual thinking routines, collaborative games, and engaging comprehension tasks.
The unit is organized so you can teach it from beginning to end or incorporate individual activities into your existing curriculum. With three versions of the legend, cultural readings about Mexico City, audio activities, Picture Talk, and assessments for all four communication modes, students receive repeated, meaningful exposure to the language while exploring one of Mexico's most fascinating urban legends.
Perfect for teachers who want:
✅ An engaging Mexican ghost story that keeps students curious from beginning to end
✅ Multiple scaffolded versions of the legend for repeated comprehensible input
✅ Rich cultural connections to Mexico City and its history
✅ A variety of low-prep, high-engagement activities and games
✅ Reading, listening, speaking, and writing assessments aligned with ACTFL proficiency targets
Bring the mystery of Mexico City's haunted streets into your classroom with a unit that combines culture, storytelling, and meaningful language acquisition—your students will be captivated while building confidence in Spanish.
OJO: Legends are part of oral tradition, so different regions and sources often tell them in different ways. This unit includes one adapted version created for Spanish language learners while maintaining the central themes and cultural significance of the story.
$10
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