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Ni un día sin poesía Spanish Book

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These 30 poems by 22 Hispanic poets give your class insight into Hispanic culture! Divided into sections for beginning and intermediate to advanced students, this book provides a biography of...

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Hispanic Culture, History, and Poetry

These 30 poems by 22 Hispanic poets give your class insight into Hispanic culture! Divided into sections for beginning and intermediate to advanced students, this book provides a biography of each poet, vocabulary hints, fun grammar exercises and take-home assignments.

About the Author

Award-winning teacher, presenter, and author Tom Alsop continues to share his many years of teaching experience through his popular Teacher’s Discovery readers, grammar books and activity books. His books provide an array of creative, student-centered, hands-on activities that allow students to actively participate in class while using the target language.

Tom is a former middle school and high school Spanish teacher who now teaches Spanish at Butler University in Indianapolis. He often presents at world language conferences and leads workshops at schools around the country. He is the director of three summer Spanish teacher immersion programs (Aventura Cultural) for high school and middle school teachers in Havana, Cuba; Madrid, Spain; and Guadalajara, Mexico.

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Authentic Poetry

Jan 21, 2016 | By Jessica

These are authentic Spanish poems written by well known poets, including Gustavo Adolfo Becquer, Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, and Jose Marti, among others. The book begins with "level one" poems, but I feel a student would need to be in at least Spanish 3 to even consider using this book with them. It continues with Intermediate to Advanced level poems. Each poem has the most uncommon vocabulary words listed in bold, with English translations available on the right. The poem is followed by a brief vocabulary section, grammar section, comprehension questions, recitation exercise, and an area for students to try their hand writing a poem on the same subject. There is also a "reporter" exercise for students to search for author information on the internet. Nothing is particularly in-depth or earth-shattering, and it is a bit dated, but it is useful for beginning to look at authentic poetry or in an AP/literature course.

Poetry

Sep 2, 2017 | By Cheryl

Excellent way to begin the study of poetry with beginning to intermediate students! Have used the book for several years and it has proven to be a good introduction for the study of more difficult poems studied in my AP courses.

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Ni un día sin poesía Spanish Book

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Hispanic Culture, History, and Poetry

Authentic Poetry

Poetry

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