Worksheets about Mexican Independence Day with educational activities for children.

The image you've uploaded contains a worksheet about Mexican Independence Day, with two activities. Let's solve Activity 1: Answer the Questions based on the provided text.

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✔ ACTIVITY 1: ANSWER THE QUESTIONS

Here are the answers to each question, based on the passage:

1. Mexico used to be ruled by
→ Spain

2. Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla yelled
→ This is a bit ambiguous in the text, but historically, he famously shouted *"¡Viva México!"* and *"¡Viva la independencia!"* (Long live Mexico! Long live independence!).
However, since the text doesn't mention the exact words, we can say:
→ "¡Viva México!" *(This is the most common answer expected in such contexts.)*

3. Mexicans celebrate their independence on
→ September 16th

4. Every year, the ________ of Mexico gives a speech
→ President
*(The President of Mexico delivers the "Grito de Dolores" from the National Palace in Mexico City.)*

5. People celebrate with parades, waving the flag and ________
→ fireworks
*(The text says: "People celebrate with food, music and fireworks.")*

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✔ Final Answers:

1. Spain
2. ¡Viva México! (or "Long live Mexico!")
3. September 16th
4. President
5. fireworks

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🎨 ACTIVITY 2: MAKE A DRAW WHICH REPRESENTS HOW YOU CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY WITH YOUR FAMILY

This is a creative drawing task. Since I can’t draw, here’s how you or a student could approach it:

- Draw your family gathered together.
- Include Mexican flags, red, white, and green colors.
- Show people wearing traditional clothing (like *charro* suits or *huipiles*).
- Add fireworks in the sky.
- Maybe include a table with food like tacos, tamales, or *mole*.
- A parade or music with maracas or a mariachi band could also be included.

This activity encourages creativity and cultural expression.

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