Tuesday was culture day at my community's school. This means that kids get to dress up and dance! Soooooooo, they dressed up in a variety of costumes from indigenous cultures to chinese to spanish culture, and the assembly included some darn cute dances.
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On that same note, I've begun to do a series of workshops with my counterpart on culture and tolerance in the school, so I think this day fell right in line with it. Hopefully, they made the connection.
At any rate, kids in costumes are cute.
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2 comments:
Cute, for sure!!
I love the picture with the girl with the umbrella sitting next to a boy on the floor.
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