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National Hispanic Heritage Month: People Making a Difference Today

National Hispanic Heritage Month is a month-long celebration in the U.S. that honors the history, contributions and achievements of Hispanic/Latine American people. It takes place every year from September 15-October 15. There are many different ways to honor National Hispanic Heritage Month. One way is to focus on contemporary Hispanic/Latine people who are making a difference and impacting our society. In this lesson, students will learn more about National Hispanic Heritage Month, explore what it means to be notable, and gain knowledge about contemporary Hispanic/Latine people who are making a difference today.

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Parading with Pepe: A Peek into Hispanic Pride

This lesson uses the picture book Pepe and the Parade to help young learners explore Hispanic Heritage Month. Through read-aloud, discussion, and creative expression, students will discover traditions, reflect on identity, and celebrate culture.

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