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Kaitlin Rose Ziegler
Created on February 4, 2024
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Create Mini Assignments that Celebrate the Different Forms of Multiculturalism
Involve students and their families!
All families have recipes that are sentimental to the family or hold cultural significance.
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Cultural Food
Ask your students to bring in recipes or a family/cultural dish to share with the class
Ask your students to bring in an item that represents their family and/or their culture.Some students or their families might have cultural fashion that can be worn to the class or shown in photos.
Cultural Show and Tell
- Flags
- Pendants
- Clothing
- Photos
- Special Items
There could be a cultural dance the student or family would like to show to the class! This can be done in person or through videos from the family or found online.
Cultural Music
Ask the students and their families to find songs (school/age appropriate) that represents their culture or family. Play the songs in class if possible or create a playlist!
Another option is to have the students color in their families countries of origin or where they might have family members currently living on a map!
Family Tree/World Assignment
Enlist the family to help students plot their family trees!
Cultural Language
If any students and their families speak languages other than English, it's a great opportunity to introduce it to the other students!
Learn words and phrases as a class, such as:
- "Hello!"
- "Goodbye!"
- "How are you?"
- "I love you!"
- "Good Morning!"
Allow the students to make their own art!Provide instruction for a simple design the whole class can follow, or allow them to use the examples you showed as inspiration!
Cultural Art
Show paintings and other types of art to students that highlight multiculturalism and acceptance of each other.
It can be a family member of one of the students, or a storyteller to read them a short cultural story or share one of their own experiences with the class!