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