Tenochtitlan (Mexico City) the land of the Aztec sun god.
Aztec trade was crucially important to the empire; there could be no empire without it as many goods used by the Aztecs were not produced locally.
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When thinking of ancient civilizations many think of the Mayans, but the Aztecs came later in the timeline. Families of Aztec descent have ...
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These are 19 files (pages from the Codex Mendoza), created some time in 1452, in digital form. It was made for Charles V, king of Spain, and it contains a history of the Aztec rulers and their conquests, a list of the tribute paid by the conquered, and a description of daily Aztec life, in traditional Aztec pictograms with Spanish explanations and commentary. You can download and use for many of your projects, today and in the future. These are perfect to use as a print for cards, tags, in scrapbooking, and many other uses! You MAY NOT re-sell these images as is or as your own work either in print or digital form. But you may sell a product you made using them (tags, cards, etc), just let them know where you got the images in the listing, please :-) This is an INSTANT DOWNLOAD - available right after payment, see your receipt for instructions. You will receive ONE zip folder containing 19 jpeg files. NO refunds on download listings. IMPORTANT: The image may vary slightly in appearance when printed. This is due to the paper quality, and/or the calibration of your printer.
The Ancient Aztec Interactive Foldable Booklets - EBOOK This teaching resource focuses on the ancient Aztecs and provides an engaging way to learn about this historical era. It's suitable for grades two through twelve and can seamlessly integrate into interactive notebooks or lapbooks. Main Features: Information about basic facts of ancient Aztecs Details of specific notable individuals from the era A hands-on approach with instructions for cutting, folding, and gluing Coverage of key aspects like art, mythology, architecture and government of ancient times Digital Format: The 18 pages are provided in PDF format to ensure easy accessibility across various digital platforms. Both full-color and black & white versions are included suiting varied teaching preferences. Flexible Usage: This resource can be used as a whole-group activity in classrooms or in smaller groups during breakout sessions. It also proves valuable as a homework assignment promoting independent study at home. Inclusion of Historical Events: The content includes critical epochs like Tenochtitlan epoch to Spanish Conquest under Montezuma thereby deepening students' historical understanding while sparking interest. Figures such as Hernan Cortes have been highlighted too adding further depth to the curriculum being taught. By using these interactive foldables within their daily lesson plans teachers can effectively promote active student participation making lessons on Ancient History much more intriguing!
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Clothing was a part in Aztec that made it that more interesting. Rich or poor one would always be wearing something a part of history. Most of Aztec clothing was loose fitting. Clothing was usually…
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Another project from the "Writing and the Visual Arts" program was these Aztec File Folder books. I'm always amazed with the possibilities of these books and it seems every teacher I introduce them to begins seeing all the applications they can use in the classroom. So let's go thru this one shall we: Now don't freak out with the supply list. This just lists what I used to make this book but you can use what you have on hand and modify as you need to. As always it's a work in progress! MATERIALS REQUIRED: - letter sized file folder, you could use legal sized your book would just be taller - tacky glue, glue stick - glue stick - paint (acrylic, disk and liquid tempera), markers, pencil crayons, whatever mediums you have on hand - clothespins - single hole punch, press punch - tags - cardstock in assorted colors - kraft paper or brown paper bags - coffee stir stick - stamps - craft foam - eggshells - Mod podge, optional - tissue paper - embroidery floss PROCEDURE: Open up the folder. We need to re-fold the folder otherwise our book will be uneven. Take one end of the folder and match up the tabs on the side so they are even. You will then have to make a new fold line. Use your finger or a ruler to make a nice flat fold. Open up the folder again. Fold the bottom edge up so that the bottom edge of the tab on the right meets up to it's top edge. Use your finger or a ruler to make a nice flat fold. Now we need to make our accordion folds. When making these folds forget about the side tabs. You want the main body of the folder to match up with that new fold line you made in the center. It should look like this. Open up the folder and unfold the bottom. You want to put some glue on each vertical fold line on that bottom section including the 2 sides. I like to sew my 2 sides but that is optional. Now you know how to make the basic file folder book. AZTEC BOOK: For the Aztec book we started by painting our inside with disk tempera paint. I like to paint the pocket part different from the page. Let dry ( only takes a few minutes) Now on to the front and back covers. Turn the folder over. The far right hand side is the front cover and the far left is the back cover. Using acrylic paint we painted the front and one of the middle sections turquoise. The back cover and other middle section we painted yellow. Let dry. While the book is drying we worked on our Sun stone that will grace the front cover. Take a square of kraft paper or brown paper bag. It should be no wider than the front of the book. Trace a circle on it. I used a masking tape roll. Paint in some sun colors with disk tempera. Let dry We are going to make stamps using craft foam. Draw a circle onto your craft foam. Mine is about 1 inch smaller than my kraft paper circle. Using a pencil draw out your design onto the foam. Push down fairly hard to indent the foam but not enough to poke a hole in it. Now you can use these clear acrylic blocks if you have them or just some thick cardboard. I buy some of the small squares every time I go to Michael's as they are usually under a $1.00. I now have a class set. The advantage of the clear block is it allows you to see exactly where you are making the print. Tape on the stamp to the block or your piece of cardboard. Paint on a little liquid tempera onto the stamp. Have some paper nearby. The first print is usually too dark and you want the second one. Stamp one of those second prints onto your painted kraft paper. While you have the paint out stamp a few extras onto the paper as we will use them to make our fan. Using a little piece of cardboard you can add some rays to your sun and some dots with the end of a pencil dipped in paint. For the front cover I want the sun up in the sky so I add some clouds with a sponge dipped in white paint. Let the clouds and sun dry. Before gluing my sun on the cover I added some extra rays onto the blue paint. I glued on the sun with tacky glue. I stamped on the word CODEX as that is what Aztec books are called. Basically any book that has pages is called a codex. The Aztec books were early examples of a folded codex. I used an 'inchie' and made a stepped pyramid which I painted gold and then added an "A" to it is sharpie. I added the other letters for "AZTEC". I painted in some ground in green and a few stick people. The inside of the book can be as elaborate as you want. This is where all your info will be stored. For our Aztec one we had sheets of hieroglyphics, maps, a Patolli game, tags, bookmarks, and a mini fan. I won't go thru everything but here are some highlights. For the second page we added some stencil. Lay down a homemade stencil or bought one and pounce on some paint. I often save the leftover sheet from cutting with the cricut for stencils. For the mini fan. Paint 2 of the extra prints you made and cut them out. Take a strip of tissue paper about 1 inch wide. Cut in a fringe. Apply some glue on the back of one of the prints and press the tissue into the glue gathering it here and there. You can add a few feathers if you want. Put a long coffee stir stick in the middle, add more glue and then put second print circle on top like a sandwich. I wanted to add some interest to the stick so I tied on some embroidery floss, spread a little tacky glue on the stick and then wound the floss around. The last thing I want to show you is the back cover. We did an eggshell mosaic of the double headed serpent. I describe the technique in this post. Basically you collect some eggshells and you can either paint them or dye them. I always keep my Easter egg or Pysanky dye thru the year. You can make amazing dyed papers with it by the way. Cut out a base shape out of cardstock. It will show up like the grout in the mosaic so pick a color accordingly. Lay it on some wax paper. Brush on a little Mod podge or tacky glue. Take a thumb sized piece of shell, place onto the Mod podge and then squish it down with you finger. Continue until you have covered your shape. Don't worry about going over the edges you can trim that with scissors when dry. When the Mod podge or glue has set up enough on the bottom add a top coat. If you do it too soon all the eggshell will move around. Let dry, remove from wax paper, trim any excess. glue into place on the back cover and add teeth and eyes. For the kids, we cut out the mouth something I neglected to do in the sample. That's it. You can paint a clothespin to hold the book closed or to hold extra info and art. You can continue to add to this book as you go along. I just love these books! See you next time!
Tlaloc, Collection E. Eug. Goupil, 17th century
When thinking of ancient civilizations many think of the Mayans, but the Aztecs came later in the timeline. Families of Aztec descent have ...
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Many ancient cultures around the world have their own creation myth to explain their origins, and how the universe came into being. But few are as vivid, or as apocalyptic as the creation myth of the Aztecs.
Another project from the "Writing and the Visual Arts" program was these Aztec File Folder books. I'm always amazed with the possibilit...
Dive into ancient history with this easy-to-assemble file folder game. The game includes 38 images from the ancient Aztec, Inca, and Maya civilizations. Students match each piece to the empire it belongs to. A teacher script is included so this game may be used to introduce or review the concepts with students. A helpful game key is also included. All game pieces are included in both color and black and white. This is a great way to work a little history into your day. The game includes: • Instructions for assembly • Teacher script • Game key (black and white only) • File folder cover image and label • Maps of the three empires • 14 Aztec images: codex, Tenochtitlan, causeways, ullamaliztli, calendar, temple, chinampas, homes, corn, tortilla, chocolate drink, agave, ceramic, and cacao beans • 12 Inca images: bridges, chaski, terraces, potatoes, quinoa, llamas, house, Machu Picchu, gold, cloth, pottery, and quipu • 12 Maya images: house, ball game, sweet potatoes, guava, pottery, jaguar, quetzal, canoes, writing, zero, calendar, and Chichén Itzá Covers and introduction (4 pages), teacher script (2 pages), game key (2 pages), game pieces (9 pages color; 9 pages black and white). 26 pages total. Ages 5-10. You may also enjoy the Ancient History: Egyptians, Romans, and Greeks File Folder Game.
Xōchipilli [ʃoːt͡ʃiˈpilːi] is the god of art, games, dance, flowers, and song in Aztec mythology. His name contains the Nahuatl words xōchitl and pilli and hence means "flower prince".
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These are 19 files (pages from the Codex Mendoza), created some time in 1452, in digital form. It was made for Charles V, king of Spain, and it contains a history of the Aztec rulers and their conquests, a list of the tribute paid by the conquered, and a description of daily Aztec life, in traditional Aztec pictograms with Spanish explanations and commentary. You can download and use for many of your projects, today and in the future. These are perfect to use as a print for cards, tags, in scrapbooking, and many other uses! You MAY NOT re-sell these images as is or as your own work either in print or digital form. But you may sell a product you made using them (tags, cards, etc), just let them know where you got the images in the listing, please :-) This is an INSTANT DOWNLOAD - available right after payment, see your receipt for instructions. You will receive ONE zip folder containing 19 jpeg files. NO refunds on download listings. IMPORTANT: The image may vary slightly in appearance when printed. This is due to the paper quality, and/or the calibration of your printer.
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Another project from the "Writing and the Visual Arts" program was these Aztec File Folder books. I'm always amazed with the possibilities of these books and it seems every teacher I introduce them to begins seeing all the applications they can use in the classroom. So let's go thru this one shall we: Now don't freak out with the supply list. This just lists what I used to make this book but you can use what you have on hand and modify as you need to. As always it's a work in progress! MATERIALS REQUIRED: - letter sized file folder, you could use legal sized your book would just be taller - tacky glue, glue stick - glue stick - paint (acrylic, disk and liquid tempera), markers, pencil crayons, whatever mediums you have on hand - clothespins - single hole punch, press punch - tags - cardstock in assorted colors - kraft paper or brown paper bags - coffee stir stick - stamps - craft foam - eggshells - Mod podge, optional - tissue paper - embroidery floss PROCEDURE: Open up the folder. We need to re-fold the folder otherwise our book will be uneven. Take one end of the folder and match up the tabs on the side so they are even. You will then have to make a new fold line. Use your finger or a ruler to make a nice flat fold. Open up the folder again. Fold the bottom edge up so that the bottom edge of the tab on the right meets up to it's top edge. Use your finger or a ruler to make a nice flat fold. Now we need to make our accordion folds. When making these folds forget about the side tabs. You want the main body of the folder to match up with that new fold line you made in the center. It should look like this. Open up the folder and unfold the bottom. You want to put some glue on each vertical fold line on that bottom section including the 2 sides. I like to sew my 2 sides but that is optional. Now you know how to make the basic file folder book. AZTEC BOOK: For the Aztec book we started by painting our inside with disk tempera paint. I like to paint the pocket part different from the page. Let dry ( only takes a few minutes) Now on to the front and back covers. Turn the folder over. The far right hand side is the front cover and the far left is the back cover. Using acrylic paint we painted the front and one of the middle sections turquoise. The back cover and other middle section we painted yellow. Let dry. While the book is drying we worked on our Sun stone that will grace the front cover. Take a square of kraft paper or brown paper bag. It should be no wider than the front of the book. Trace a circle on it. I used a masking tape roll. Paint in some sun colors with disk tempera. Let dry We are going to make stamps using craft foam. Draw a circle onto your craft foam. Mine is about 1 inch smaller than my kraft paper circle. Using a pencil draw out your design onto the foam. Push down fairly hard to indent the foam but not enough to poke a hole in it. Now you can use these clear acrylic blocks if you have them or just some thick cardboard. I buy some of the small squares every time I go to Michael's as they are usually under a $1.00. I now have a class set. The advantage of the clear block is it allows you to see exactly where you are making the print. Tape on the stamp to the block or your piece of cardboard. Paint on a little liquid tempera onto the stamp. Have some paper nearby. The first print is usually too dark and you want the second one. Stamp one of those second prints onto your painted kraft paper. While you have the paint out stamp a few extras onto the paper as we will use them to make our fan. Using a little piece of cardboard you can add some rays to your sun and some dots with the end of a pencil dipped in paint. For the front cover I want the sun up in the sky so I add some clouds with a sponge dipped in white paint. Let the clouds and sun dry. Before gluing my sun on the cover I added some extra rays onto the blue paint. I glued on the sun with tacky glue. I stamped on the word CODEX as that is what Aztec books are called. Basically any book that has pages is called a codex. The Aztec books were early examples of a folded codex. I used an 'inchie' and made a stepped pyramid which I painted gold and then added an "A" to it is sharpie. I added the other letters for "AZTEC". I painted in some ground in green and a few stick people. The inside of the book can be as elaborate as you want. This is where all your info will be stored. For our Aztec one we had sheets of hieroglyphics, maps, a Patolli game, tags, bookmarks, and a mini fan. I won't go thru everything but here are some highlights. For the second page we added some stencil. Lay down a homemade stencil or bought one and pounce on some paint. I often save the leftover sheet from cutting with the cricut for stencils. For the mini fan. Paint 2 of the extra prints you made and cut them out. Take a strip of tissue paper about 1 inch wide. Cut in a fringe. Apply some glue on the back of one of the prints and press the tissue into the glue gathering it here and there. You can add a few feathers if you want. Put a long coffee stir stick in the middle, add more glue and then put second print circle on top like a sandwich. I wanted to add some interest to the stick so I tied on some embroidery floss, spread a little tacky glue on the stick and then wound the floss around. The last thing I want to show you is the back cover. We did an eggshell mosaic of the double headed serpent. I describe the technique in this post. Basically you collect some eggshells and you can either paint them or dye them. I always keep my Easter egg or Pysanky dye thru the year. You can make amazing dyed papers with it by the way. Cut out a base shape out of cardstock. It will show up like the grout in the mosaic so pick a color accordingly. Lay it on some wax paper. Brush on a little Mod podge or tacky glue. Take a thumb sized piece of shell, place onto the Mod podge and then squish it down with you finger. Continue until you have covered your shape. Don't worry about going over the edges you can trim that with scissors when dry. When the Mod podge or glue has set up enough on the bottom add a top coat. If you do it too soon all the eggshell will move around. Let dry, remove from wax paper, trim any excess. glue into place on the back cover and add teeth and eyes. For the kids, we cut out the mouth something I neglected to do in the sample. That's it. You can paint a clothespin to hold the book closed or to hold extra info and art. You can continue to add to this book as you go along. I just love these books! See you next time!
When thinking of ancient civilizations many think of the Mayans, but the Aztecs came later in the timeline. Families of Aztec descent have ...
Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of Aztec mythology with this captivating 4 page coloring book. Travel through ancient Mexico and explore the rich mythology of the Aztecs. Encounter powerful gods and goddesses, fierce warriors, and mystical creatures. With intricate illustrations inspired by Aztec art, this coloring book offers hours of relaxation and creative expression. Perfect for adults and children alike who are interested in history, mythology, and art. NOTE * This is a digital item. * No physical product or printed material will be shipped. * Following payment, you will be provided a PDF with a link that will direct you to a Google Drive file where you can download multiple sizes of the art work. * No refunds as this is a digital product. NSTANT DOWNLOAD: The files will be delivered electronically within minutes of your order and payment. HOW TO PRINT Print at home using good quality card or art paper. Use Satin or matt paper and heavy weight paper.
