Materiales. Numbers 17-20.

Four booklets present articles on Spanish language and culture aimed at teachers of Spanish in the United States for student use in their classes. Number 17, "Los Jovenes Espanoles" (Spanish Youth), includes articles on Spanish youth sports, music, gangs, thoughts, and t-shirt slogans: (1) "Young Spanish Athletes"; (2) "Youth Music"; (3) "Urban Tribes"; (4) "Youth: What They Do and What They Think"; and "T-Shirts With a Message." Number 18, "Las Herencias Culturales Espanolas" (The Spanish Cultural Heritage) reviews the cultural heritage of Spain including its art, Roman occupation, and famous persons: (1) "This is How They Lived"; (2) "Hispania, Andalucian or Spanish?"; (3) "Art"; (4) "One of the Romans"; (5) "Searching for the Lost Spanish Language"; and (6) "Famous Persons." Number 19, "Una Boda Real" (A Royal Wedding), is a special edition that reviews and explains the marriage of Princess Elena, including the organization of the wedding and information on the royal Spanish horses: (1) "Asking for the Hand in Marriage"; (2) "The Wedding Album"; (3) "Walking Through Seville"; (4) "Draw a Carriage"; (5) "From Drink to Drink"; (6) "The Dancing Horseshoes"; (7) "The Bourbons at the Altar"; and (8) "For the Visitors." Number 20, "Espana Preside la Union Europea" (Spain Presides Over the European Union), reviews Spain's part as President of the European Union, including a look into the future, at business, and at the Christmas holidays: (1) "Marks of Identity"; (2) "What Country Will Be President in the Year 2000?"; (3) "Objectives for a Semester"; (4) "Europe, the Grand Supermarket"; and (5) "Christmas Arrives in Europe." All four volumes use games, cartoons, pictures, and text for explanation and instruction. (NAV)