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Latino Materials and Programming Ideas for Families

Latino Materials and Programming Ideas for Families. Liza Speece Columbia College Amanda Holland Columbia College Konni Shier Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary With grateful acknowledgement to Robin Kurz , Breanna McClusky , David Suarez, and Kate Walker

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Latino Materials and Programming Ideas for Families

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  1. Latino Materials and Programming Ideas for Families Liza Speece Columbia College Amanda Holland Columbia College Konni Shier Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary With grateful acknowledgement to Robin Kurz,BreannaMcClusky, David Suarez, and Kate Walker http://latinomaterialsprogramming.wikispaces.com/

  2. Two Essential Latino Values • Familism • Compromiso

  3. Two Essential Latino Values • Familism • Compromiso

  4. Latino Programming and Materials for the Youngest Clients

  5. Alebrijes

  6. Mas alebrijes

  7. COLORES

  8. Latino Programming and Materials for School-Age Children: Flip for Books / Book Trailers

  9. Napí Goes to the Mountain By Antonio Ramirez and Domi http://vimeo.com/30637778 password scla2011

  10. How to Make a Book Trailer • Items • Flip or other hand-held video cameras • Write-able DVDs and envelopes • Art supplies, toys, props • Optional: flexible mini-tripod • Optional for older children: Windows Movie Maker or free video-editing software

  11. Children select a book to book-talk. • They can hold the book and book-talk. • They can make pictures or use puppets. • They can dress up, make props, or act out a part.

  12. Book Trailer Tips • The librarian (or another child) can use a Flip camera to film the book-talk. • Flip and other mini-cams can also be mounted to a mini-tripod. • Flip uses a USB swivel-arm. No cables! • The video can be burned to a disk for the child to keep.

  13. More Tips • I recommend keeping it simple. • Do it in one take. • Repeat takes as needed. • Avoid editing, unless the child has the skills. • There are free editing programs. Windows Movie Maker is serviceable.

  14. Latino Programming and Materials for Tweens and Teens

  15. How to Make a Milagro Step-by-Step Instructions

  16. Items • Sharpie • Crayola Twistables • Aluminum Foil • Cardboard Paper • String • Hole Punch • Scissors Items Items

  17. Your Wish • Milagros are physical manifestations of spiritual wishes or prayers. It can be anything from the desire to sing on Broadway to simply wanting to pass that Biology test. • On a white piece of cardboard paper, using the Sharpie, write your wish. • EXAMPLE: “Bam Bam wants to play basketball.”

  18. What Do You Want To Do? • You will need an image that represents your wish. • Want a car? Create a steering wheel. • Studying for an exam? Make a book. • Clemson or USC? Show me your best Tiger Paw or Gamecock. • Take the scissors, and cut an image from a sheet of aluminum foil. • When finished, use the Sharpies to color your image to completion.

  19. Bam Bam and Milagro This is what the Milagro can look like on you, too!

  20. Resources and Tips • Have activities and materials for all ages. Latinos tend to attend as families. • Favor family and daily life, authentic folklore. • Avoid tokenism. Not too many sombreros, please! • Avoid gender, age, ability and race stereotypes. • Consider subcultures. • See the wiki for more materials and ideas such as cooking events and Family Movie Night with movies featuring Latino actors and themes! http://latinomaterialsprogramming.wikispaces.com/

  21. Your Go-To Guide for Latino Library Services Naidoo, Jamie C., ed. (2011). Celebrating Cuentos: Promoting Latino Children's Literature and Literacy in Classrooms and Libraries. Santa Barbara: Libraries Unlimited.

  22. SC Resources for Latinos • South Carolina Hispanic Business Directory www.hispanicconnections.com • HIS International www.hisinternational.org • Agape English Language Institute www.aeliusa.com • International Friends Ministry www.ifmusa.org • South Carolina Hispanic Leadership Councilhttp://www.schlc.org/ • Telamon-South Carolina http://www.telamon.org/showstate.aspx?contentid=110 • Acercamiento Hispano http://www.schispanicoutreach.org/ • South Carolina Appleseed Justice Center http://www.scjustice.org/ • Latinos Educated Empowered & Renewed http://leer.mjinteractivedesign.com/

  23. References • Arnold School of Public Health Consortium for Latino Immigration Studies. (2008). “Latinos in South Carolina -- fast facts 2008.” University of South Carolina. Retrieved from http://www.sph.sc.edu/cli/SCdatafacts.htm. • Christiano, Betta. (N.d.). Christiano on Tech/Life. Image of Flip camera. Retrieved from http://blog.cristianobetta.com/2009/08/19/gadget-review-flip-ultra/. • Gorilla Tripod. (2009). Image of tripod. The Cut Company. Retrieved from http://thecutcompany.com/complete-list-of-flip-video-modifications-how-tos-add-ons-and-hacks/ • Hakimzadeh, S. & Cohn, D. (2007). “English usage among Hispanics in the United States.” Retrieved from http://pewhispanic.org/reports/report.php?ReportID=82. • Lacy, E. (2007). Mexican immigrants in South Carolina: A profile. Retrieved from http://www.sph.sc.edu/cli/pdfs/final_final[1].pdf. • Microsoft Windows Live Movie Maker. (2012). Logo. Retrieved from http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/downloads/windows-xp • Naidoo, Jamie C., ed. (2011). Celebrating cuentos: Promoting Latino children's literature and literacy in classrooms and libraries. Santa Barbara: Libraries Unlimited. • Passel, J., Cohn, D. & Lopez, M. (2011). Hispanics account for more than half of nation’s growth in past decade. Washington, DC: Pew Hispanic Center. Retrieved from http://pewhispanic.org/reports/report.php?ReportID=140. • Passel, J. (2011). Unauthorized immigrant population: National and state trends, 2010. Washington, DC: Pew Hispanic Center. Retrieved from http://pewhispanic.org/reports/report.php?ReportID=133. • Ramirez, A. & Domi. (2006). Napí goes to the mountain. Toronto: Groundwood Books. • Sky, David. (2005). Seems Artless. Image of puppet. Retrieved from http://www.seemsartless.com/index.php?pic=188 • Taylor, P. , Fry, R. & Kochhar, R. (2011). Wealth gaps rise to record highs between Whites, Blacks, Hispanics. Retrieved from http://www.pewsocialtrends.org/2011/07/26/wealth-gaps-rise-to-record-highs-between-whites-blacks-hispanics/. • U.S. Census Bureau. (2011). U. S. Census Bureau Website. Retrieved from http://www.census.gov/acs/www/. • Wschools. (N.d.). Image of dvd. Retrieved from http://wschools.blogspot.com/2011/04/dvd-ripper-for-mac.html.

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