Vocabulario para celebrar Activity - OCPS Teacher Server
Vocabulario para celebrar Activity - OCPS Teacher Server
Vocabulario para celebrar Activity - OCPS Teacher Server
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La Semana Santa is one holiday during the year where in most<br />
Spanish-speaking countries entire towns, businesses, schools, and government<br />
close for at least four days, Thursday through Sunday. People that have<br />
relocated to other places often go back to their hometowns. Others take<br />
advantage of the long break to go to the countryside or beach. Entire<br />
communities come together for Semana Santa celebrations. In some places,<br />
religious processions fill the streets each day of the week from Palm Sunday to<br />
Easter; in others, Thursday and Friday are the most important days. Most<br />
Semana Santa traditions are hundreds of years old and originated in Spain, but<br />
many now have a unique twist due to the mix of cultures in each country.<br />
<strong>Vocabulario</strong> <strong>para</strong> <strong>celebrar</strong><br />
las alfombras rugs<br />
las flores flowers<br />
las procesiones processions<br />
Semana Santa Holy Week<br />
<strong>Activity</strong><br />
Write a travel brochure, describing five things tourists can see<br />
during Easter Week.<br />
Alfombras de aserrín Rugs<br />
traditionally made of colored<br />
sawdust or sand, flowers, and<br />
fruits cover the streets where<br />
processions will pass in<br />
Sonsonate. Artisans also now<br />
use modern industrial paints<br />
and sprays.
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