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Diversity in cultures
- 1. Diversity in cultures How families differ.
- 3. What families believe in.
- 5. All different from one another.
- 9. Food in cultures Food for culture Different cultures eat different food. Normally food you wouldn’t eat.
- 10. Religion in Cultures Different beliefs Celebrating their beliefs How they practice religion.
- 11. Traditions Differ from cultures Mexican traditions Chinese Wedding Indian (Hindu) Traditions
- 12. Holidays Very important Celebrations differ Brings family together.
- 13. Holidays in America Big part of life. Presents Lots of decoration Brings family together.
- 14. Holidays in other cultures Very different celebrations. Mexican Holidays Chinese Holidays
- 15. Dressing cultures Celebrating where they came from. Shows respect Is very different from other cultures.
- 16. Dressing in America Freedom to wear what you want. Expresses who you are. Different clothing is acceptable
- 17. Dressing in cultures Every culture is different. African dress Indian (Hindu) Clothing Arabic Clothing
- 18. Culture as one Everyone is different. Treated Equally Learn about others.
- 20. Uteart, “FelizaDia de la Revolucion Mexico”, November 20,2007 via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution.
- 21. Familymwr, “2008 Summer Olympics - Opening Ceremony - Beijing, China 同一个世界同一个梦想 - U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program – FMWRC”, August 8,2008 via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution.
- 22. The U.S. Army, “Bawka handshake”, November 20,2007 via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution.
- 23. Vizzual.com, “I LOVE YOU in many different languages”, March 11,2008 via Flickr, Creative commons Attribution.
- 24. Luz A. Villa, “Tipicocartagenero- Typical Cartagena Food”, January 1,2008 via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution.
- 25. Agoolapulapu, “Ago islam”, December 8,2008 via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution.
- 26. Kanegen, “Traditional Chinese Wedding Ceremony”, August 12,2009 via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution.
- 27. Clang boom steam, “Familydinner3”, December 25,2008 via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution.
- 28. Scottfeldstein, “Christmas Tree 2004”, December 12,2004 via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution.
- 29. Ute Hagen, “All saints day-a graveyard compo”, November 1,2006 via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution.
- 30. Trishcoxe, “Parade 15”, August 25,2007 via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution.
- 31. Viernest, “Teen Pop Ernest ft. Kudai”, June 30,2009 via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution.
- 32. Michael Downey, “Raymond”, October 3,2007 via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution.
- 33. Pardeshi, “World mosaic: a tribute to flickr portraits”, October 8,2007 via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution.
Hinweis der Redaktion
- This is where I ask my students about how we greet one another.
- Ask students about their favorite food and what they like to eat.
- Some examples of traditions Mexican ChristmasThe way they dress and celebrate.Christmas celebrationWedding ceremony
- Some examples of other cultures holidays.Mexican holidays:Day of The Dead and Cinco de MayoChinese holidays: Chinese New year and Festival of Lanterns
- Examples of dress in different culturesAfrican dress: weave their clothing and are more like costumesHindu: SariArabic: Covered completely and head wraps