Mystery Stories to Learn Spanish & English

About the Book

The mystery story technique has ten steps, follow them and enjoy the trip. Your classes will enjoy and learn a great deal by telling these Mystery Stories to their classmates. The students will improve their writing, reading and oral skills not only in the foreign language they are learning but also in their own native tongue. Pick up this book and prepare yourself to take a trip with your students in a mysterious and exciting engaging style that will illuminate the way you teach a foreign language.

About the Author

Mayela Hess, Bachelor’s Degree in Spanish Literature and Linguistics from the University of Costa Rica. Bachelor of Arts with majors in Spanish and Linguistics awarded by regionally accredited colleges and universities in the United States. Master of Science with major in TESOL from Nova Southeastern University. She has been awarded by the superintendent of schools in Clark County, Las Vegas Nevada for best practices in Multicultural Education. She was a presenter for the – SWCOLT –in Las Vegas, Nevada -April 13-14,2006 AP/IB/Advanced Levels where she taught Latin American Dances, Songs, and Games for the Spanish Classroom. She was acknowledge by the Review Journal 04/03/2007 World travelers Centennial's International Club hosts Carnival of Cultures …. International Club students participated in the school's eighth annual Carnival of Cultures. Europe; North, Central and South America; Africa; Asia and Australia all were represented. "It's good to learn that every culture is unique and also every culture has something in common," said Mayela Hess, the school's Spanish teacher and carnival organizer. By LAUREN ROMANO VIEW STAFF WRITER She lives in Las Vegas, Nevada.