Cinco de Mayo Pack
Seasons & Holidays
Cinco de Mayo Pack
Facts, a flag and festival fun
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Learn what Cinco de Mayo celebrates with read-aloud facts, the flag of Mexico to color, a papel-picado-style cutting activity, counting and a festival coloring page.
What's inside
- ✓Read-aloud facts
- ✓Flag of Mexico to color
- ✓Paper-cutting activity
- ✓Coloring and certificate
- ✓Colour + Black & White editions · US Letter & A4
Page by page: 2 coloring pages · 1 read-aloud fact page · 1 cut & make craft page · 1 tracing page · 1 counting & number page, plus a how-to page and a certificate.
No — it's an instant PDF download. You'll get it on your download page right after checkout and by email.
A printer, paper, crayons or colored pencils, a pencil, child-safe scissors and a glue stick for the cut-and-paste pages.
Both. You get a Colourful Edition and a Black & White Edition, each in US Letter and A4 — print whichever suits your printer and your child.
Both editions come in US Letter and A4. Use the size that matches your paper and print at “Actual size” (or “Fit”).
Yes. Print as many copies as the children in your home need, as often as you like. Slip favorites into plastic sleeves and use dry-erase markers to reuse them.
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About this book
Cinco de Mayo Pack
The Cinco de Mayo Pack is a short, 9-page printable for children aged 4 to 8 about what the holiday actually celebrates.
The read-aloud fact page sets things straight. Cinco de Mayo means the fifth of May in Spanish. It remembers the Battle of Puebla in 1862, when Mexico's army won against a much larger army. In the United States, many people celebrate Mexican culture with music, dance and food. And it is not Mexico's Independence Day, which is September 16, a common mix-up that kids enjoy knowing.
After reading, your child colors the flag of Mexico and does a papel-picado-style paper-cutting activity, folding and snipping paper to make a lacy banner. There is also a page of words to trace, such as piñata, guitar and drum, a count-and-write page, and a coloring page of children at a spring celebration with a piñata, paper banners, flowers and maracas.
A certificate is included. The download is one PDF of black-and-white pages for US Letter or A4 printers.
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Real pages from Cinco de Mayo Pack, exactly as they print.
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