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Proficiency Benchmark: I can identify products to help me understand perspectives.

Practice your Family Vocabulary on Unit 13. Thinking of the movie Coco, some cultural products help us understand the story better. Cultural products help us understand the similarities and differences with our own culture. Can you find family vocabulary words Unit13 that are related to those cultural practices?

Examples of cultural products in the movie are:

#1.Guitars and musical instruments- Miguel, Coco’s grandchild plays the guitar. He loves music.
#1 Unit 13 Family Vocabulary: el nieto, el amor
Now it is your turn, fill in the blanks with Unit 13 family Vocabulary. Try not to repeat your answers:

#2. Marigold petals – Important for the day of the death tradition. Creates paths between the worlds of the living and the dead.

#2 Unit 13 Family Vocabulary:______________________________

#3. Ofrendas (Altars): To honor your dead relatives, it connects you with them.

#3 Unit 13 Family Vocabulary:______________________________

#4. Calacas and calaveras (Skeletons and skulls): Artistic tradition for the day of the dead.

#4 Unit 13 Family Vocabulary:______________________________

#5. Papel picado (paper banners cut with designs): Decoration for the day of the dead.

#5 Unit 13 Family Vocabulary:______________________________

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#2. Marigold petals: Las flores

#3. Ofrendas (Altars): Los altares

#4. Calacas and calaveras (Skeletons and skulls): Los esqueletos y las calaveras

#5. Papel picado (paper banners cut with designs): El papel picado

The Spanish word "flores" means "flowers". In the tradition of Día de Muertos, marigold petals are an important symbol. They are believed to guide the spirits of the departed to their families' ofrendas (altars).

Note that the Spanish word "altares" means "altars". Ofrendas are altars that are set up to honor the spirits of the departed during Día de Muertos. They are typically decorated with marigold petals, candles, food, drink, and personal items that belonged to the deceased.

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