During Morning Assembly, in recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, students shared what they are learning in their Spanish class with Profesora Lucas, showcasing creative ways to celebrate, honor and embrace Hispanic culture and traditions.
The fifth grade sang the greeting song "Saludos," where they interacted with each other by expressing salutations, farewells, and polite words in a warm and fun manner. The sixth grade sang the names of the 21 Spanish-speaking countries to the tune of "Don't Cry for Me Argentina," while they raised colorful snapshots of each country as it was mentioned. This provided a visual appreciation of the diverse colors, landscapes, and beauty that each Spanish-speaking country has to offer.
The seventh grade highlighted notable Hispanic figures who have influenced the United States and beyond. Each student introduced themselves in Spanish as the person that they represented and delivered inspiring quotes on their behalf.
The eighth grade performed the popular contemporary song "Corazón Espinado," featuring the distinctive sound of Carlos Santana, known for his innovative fusion of rock and Latin music. Their performance included interpretive dance and choreography, allowing students to experience the natural movement and rhythm of Latin culture.
These presentations showed how the students embrace their immersive Spanish learning experience at Clairbourn with heart and enthusiasm. Enjoy a few of these meaningful quotes that were read by our students —
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