Chris Robers
Tezcatlipoca
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Tezcatlipoca
Companion-Reader Edition™
Detective Rodriguez races to discover the cause of the deaths around Morelos, Mexico.
Level 3 and up / Intermediate Low — Intermediate High
Overview
There are mysterious deaths in the area surrounding Morelos, Mexico, and Detective Rodriguez is determined to discover the cause and the cure. Are the deaths due to a virus, a crime, or something much more complex? Will he be able to solve the cases before another death occurs? It’s a race against time, since the next death may be his very own.
The exceptionally low unique word count and high-frequency factor (the number of times core structures are embedded in the text) in the Comprehension-based™ reader, ‘Tezcatlipoca’, make this an ideal read for advanced beginning Spanish students. Each page is loaded with cognates (words that are similar in English and Spanish), recycled vocabulary, and illustrations, which makes this read highly comprehensible.
Features
- Level 3 and up
- Past tense
- Unique word count: 130
- Total word count: 8000
- Page count: 76
- Audio recording embedded in the Student and Teacher Bundles
- A 344-page Teacher's Guide is also available!
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Tezcatlipoca Teacher's Guide
Our Teacher's Guides are loaded with resources to enrich the teaching and learning experience.
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344 pages/slides
In Every Chapter:
Vocabulary, cognates, comprehension questions, quiz, pre-reading discussion questions, blooming comprehension questions, paperless Google Drive activities
Extension:
Infographics: "Codices aztecas", "Tezcatlipoca", "Aztec Empire timeline"
Games: Cheaters, Marker Partner, 2 truths and a lie, Luz roja/ Luz verde, Running dictation, Numbered heads together, Picasso of plates, “Lost” maze game, Review-no
Features and Highlights:
Hands-on with manipulative activities, “Emoji Codex” Unit hook, Mexico/Aztec Stations Activities, Illustrated pre-reading discussion slideshows, “Mirrors” Picture Talk, Aztec Empire Map Talk, Cultural readings, Higher order thinking through word games and secret phrases
Authors
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Carol Gaab
