Learning and embracing other culture. Learn about Burma!

1. parent University

2. Parents as
Leaders
Parent
University

3. Parents as
Leaders
Parent
University

4. Parent
University

5. Japan

6. India’s Place in the World
Japan

12. Udon are thick
Japanese
noodles. There
are several
Sushi is made with vegetable, fish, seaweeds wcays to
prepare Udon.
nabe mono ",
or hotpot
recipes ... made
in a big stew
pot and all
share it

13. Nihon Buyo
To be a Nihon Buyo classical
dancer it takes about 10 years.
The dress is Kimona

14. Opening and closing ceremony of the Sumo wrestling celebration
Sumo wrestling is a
traditional sport in
Japan like
Super Bowl in the
U.S.

15. Japan is the perfect place to discover the pleasure of onsen...
Natural Spring water that is warm and people bathe in the
water- Onsen has natural mineral and health benefits

16. Osaka Castle Mount Fuji
Kinkakuji Tokyo Tower

17. Traditional wedding in Japan
Most couples prefer Christian dress for weddings

18. Hair style
Kimono
Traditional attire of the Japanese

19. Bowing Ojigi – traditional while welcoming, goodbye and
thankyou

20. bUrma

25. Thailand
THAILAND
From Burma we went to the Thailand Refugee Camp for 10 years

26. The red stripes represent the blood
spilt to maintain Thailand's
independence. The white stands for
purity and is the color of Buddhism
which is the country's main religion.
Blue is Thailand's national color and it
represents the Thai monarchy. The
blue is also used to honor Thailand's
World War I allies, Great Britain,
France, United States and Russia, who
all had red, white and blue flags.

27. MYANMAR
While writing we say Myanmar but while talking we say Burma

28. The Blue represents peace and
endurance. The red symbolizes courage
and gallantry, and the white stands for
purity and honor. Together, the cogwheel
and ears of rice represent the country's
industry and agriculture, as well as the
union of the workers and the peasant
class. The 14 stars above the 14 cogs
represent the 14 states that form the
Union of Myanmar.

29. Karenni Deeku Festival
Rice wrapped in leaves broom tree and we make sweeping brooms

30. Kay HToe Boe Festival
This is a Kayah Festival

31. SPECIAL FOODS OF OUR COUNTRY
Bamboo shoot
Egg plant
Jackfruit

32. Unique in our culture
Musical instrument
~Mang ~ Festivals
Kayan Culture ~ rings
in the neck, ankles, and
hand bangles~ start at Kayah outfit for
age 7 ~change once celebrations -
2-3 years – special festivals
person to remove it

33. Beautiful place in my country
Pagoda
in
Burma
Buddhist
religion

34. Kayah olden style outfit

35. Kayah, Kayaah and Kayoh outfits

36. Modern Kayah outfit

37. See in Thailand Refugee Camp ~
Married to Law Reh

38. Chicken Bone ~ Kayah
Priest from Burma~
Culture ~ astrology ~ when
comes to the Thailand
sick or for kids future
Refugee Camp

39. Oufits~Kayan and Kayah
Loungi~Engee
Kayah Bombi and Engee

40. Kayan lady weaving the shawls, weave baskets with bamboo too

41. el
salvador

44. INDEPENDENCE DAY – SEPT 15

45. DIVINO EL SALVADOR DEL MUNDO

46. Special foods in our country

47. Tamalaoes – Chicken, turkey, pork filling

48. Pupusas

49. Fruits from our country that we don’t find here?
Jacotes Mameyes

50. Beautiful places in our country
Monumento El Salvador delmundo

51. Beautiful places in our country
SAN SALVADOR - CAPITAL

52. Traditional clothing in my country
This is the dress they wear for special events

55. PARENT
UNIVERSIT Y
THE END
Poornima D’Souza
School-Home Liaison
School Falls School District.