Celebrations in the English-Speaking World

Cultural Celebrations in the English-Speaking World

The cultural aspects of holidays in English-speaking countries are essential for enriching English language learning through the exploration of historical connections and traditions.

Understanding the diverse elements of these celebrations and discovering similarities with our own not only helps us identify with them but also establishes an emotional connection with the language.

This fosters a deeper and more meaningful learning of English.

Take a look at the following materials

VIDEO

Halloween

Creativity

VIDEO

C. Notting Hill

Magic

VIDEO

Thanksgiving

Imagination

INFOGRAPHIC

Thanksgiving

Imagination

VIDEO

Christmas

Inspiration

INFOGRAPHIC

Halloween

Creativity

INFOGRAPHIC

Christmas

Inspiration

INFOGRAPHIC

C. Notting Hill

Magic

Activities

LET'S GO TO THE INSTRUCTIONS

These infographics should highlight both the similarities and differences between the holidays discussed in class and their equivalents in Mexico.

Once you have reviewed the provided audiovisual materials, form teams of four students.

Infographic 1Thanksgiving vs. Día de la Candelaria Infographic 2 Halloween vs. Día de Muertos Infographic 3 Notting Hill Carnival vs. Mazatlán Carnival Infographic 4 Christmas in Australia vs. Christmas in Mexico

You will research the origins, history, and customs of the following holidays in Mexico: 1) Día de la Candelaria, 2) Día de Muertos, 3) Mazatlán Carnival, and 4) Christmas.

Each team will be responsible for creating four comparative infographics.