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The origins of the names of the days of the week in Spanish trace back to Roman mythology. The five weekdays from Monday to Friday end in "-es", short for "dies" meaning "day" in Latin, and are named after planetary gods: Luna (Moon), Marte (Mars), Mercurio (Mercury), Júpiter (Jupiter), and Venus. Saturday comes from the Hebrew word "Sabbath" meaning day of rest, while Sunday comes from the Latin word "Domingo" meaning "Lord's day".
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This document lists various projects for an international fair focused on Spanish-speaking countries, including student-created blogs for different Spanish levels, posters and radio ads, photo stories, comic books, alphabet books based on readings, a scrapbook, fractured fairy tales, articles, movies, a restaurant project, formal writing, and creative writing. It provides examples of integrating reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills around themes from Spanish-speaking cultures.
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Teachers had students review grammar by singing raps they created, discuss current events, and play a vocabulary game to integrate technology while also having students create blogs for an international fair.
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