candle / devotional candle lively / alive natural resources vibrant Mexican pride diverse to express to influence to respect to cross / go through embroidery clothing / attire to mix / blend traditional cornfield farming system everyday / daily old / ancient to increase / grow to celebrate conquest native / autochthonous to create Tenango embroidery to transmit / pass on sacred to live / experience plagiarism Zapotec people law Yucatec (Maya from Yucatán) church to support muralist Day of the Dead Tree of Life (ceramic sculpture) weaving / fabric to overcome legal recognition to belong rich to represent indigenous to contribute to preserve cultural richness Maya people meaning / significance state / government folk art to claim / demand national pride drug trafficking fusion of different religions or cultures strong popular traditional clothing deep / profound cultural heritage proud to maintain / keep marigold flower (used in Día de Muertos) worldview / way of seeing the world bright colors Zapotec (language or culture) textile industry traditional embroidered blouse handmade / artisanal mixed- race / mestizo Afro- Mexican countryside / farmland embroiderer handicraft / craftwork exhibition colorful to recognize African descent cheerful Maya (language or culture) viceroyalty (colonial period of New Spain) to explain to protect Reform Laws (Mexican liberal reforms) egalitarian textile craft / textile art to teach Nahuatl (language) painting to fight / struggle cultural appropriation to value / appreciate to conserve / keep traditional people / town / community to share self- portrait Indigenous peoples muralism to take advantage of / make the most of mixture of races and cultures unique candle / devotional candle lively / alive natural resources vibrant Mexican pride diverse to express to influence to respect to cross / go through embroidery clothing / attire to mix / blend traditional cornfield farming system everyday / daily old / ancient to increase / grow to celebrate conquest native / autochthonous to create Tenango embroidery to transmit / pass on sacred to live / experience plagiarism Zapotec people law Yucatec (Maya from Yucatán) church to support muralist Day of the Dead Tree of Life (ceramic sculpture) weaving / fabric to overcome legal recognition to belong rich to represent indigenous to contribute to preserve cultural richness Maya people meaning / significance state / government folk art to claim / demand national pride drug trafficking fusion of different religions or cultures strong popular traditional clothing deep / profound cultural heritage proud to maintain / keep marigold flower (used in Día de Muertos) worldview / way of seeing the world bright colors Zapotec (language or culture) textile industry traditional embroidered blouse handmade / artisanal mixed- race / mestizo Afro- Mexican countryside / farmland embroiderer handicraft / craftwork exhibition colorful to recognize African descent cheerful Maya (language or culture) viceroyalty (colonial period of New Spain) to explain to protect Reform Laws (Mexican liberal reforms) egalitarian textile craft / textile art to teach Nahuatl (language) painting to fight / struggle cultural appropriation to value / appreciate to conserve / keep traditional people / town / community to share self- portrait Indigenous peoples muralism to take advantage of / make the most of mixture of races and cultures unique
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
G-candle / devotional candle
O-lively / alive
B-natural resources
B-vibrant
G-Mexican pride
N-diverse
B-to express
N-to influence
I-to respect
O-to cross / go through
I-embroidery
O-clothing / attire
B-to mix / blend
B-traditional cornfield farming system
N-everyday / daily
B-old / ancient
G-to increase / grow
G-to celebrate
B-conquest
G-native / autochthonous
O-to create
G-Tenango embroidery
G-to transmit / pass on
G-sacred
B-to live / experience
N-plagiarism
G-Zapotec people
I-law
N-Yucatec (Maya from Yucatán)
G-church
N-to support
B-muralist
B-Day of the Dead
N-Tree of Life (ceramic sculpture)
O-weaving / fabric
N-to overcome
N-legal recognition
B-to belong
I-rich
N-to represent
I-indigenous
G-to contribute
O-to preserve
N-cultural richness
O-Maya people
I-meaning / significance
O-state / government
G-folk art
O-to claim / demand
O-national pride
N-drug trafficking
O-fusion of different religions or cultures
N-strong
B-popular
I-traditional clothing
O-deep / profound
G-cultural heritage
G-proud
G-to maintain / keep
O-marigold flower (used in Día de Muertos)
G-worldview / way of seeing the world
B-bright colors
B-Zapotec (language or culture)
B-textile industry
N-traditional embroidered blouse
O-handmade / artisanal
O-mixed-race / mestizo
N-Afro-Mexican
I-countryside / farmland
G-embroiderer
G-handicraft / craftwork
N-exhibition
G-colorful
I-to recognize
I-African descent
I-cheerful
I-Maya (language or culture)
I-viceroyalty (colonial period of New Spain)
O-to explain
O-to protect
N-Reform Laws (Mexican liberal reforms)
B-egalitarian
I-textile craft / textile art
B-to teach
O-Nahuatl (language)
I-painting
I-to fight / struggle
O-cultural appropriation
B-to value / appreciate
I-to conserve / keep
N-traditional
B-people / town / community
N-to share
G-self-portrait
B-Indigenous peoples
O-muralism
I-to take advantage of / make the most of
B-mixture of races and cultures
I-unique