PROJECT KENYA. *CLICK ON ARROWS BELOW TO VIEW SLIDES!

2. Kenya Africa

4. In Mulot, Kenya people get water from the river. They do not have running water.

5. Families live in round mud huts with no electricity.

6. Cooking area inside a mud hut. People eat with their hands and have no bathrooms or sinks.

7. People do not own cars. Taxi cabs driving through town drive on dirt roads.

8. Families grow crops and raise farm animals to buy and sell at weekly markets. The average family earns $500 a year.

9. In Kenya, children can attend school for free up to the eighth grade. However, some children stay home to help take care of the land and care for siblings. It is expensive to pay for school after the 8 th grade. It can cost a family $400 a year.

10. School building. Not all schools have access to books.

11. Children who live close to school go home each evening to spend time with family and help with farming.

12. Other children live at school. This is a dormitory where children sleep.

13. Each student is allowed to bring one trunk for their clothes and other items.

14. Students living at school do chores in the eating hall and help clean latrines.

15. Maize, also known as corn, is a staple food. This is the storage of maize and cooks in the kitchen.

17. Student notes on how tourism helps support Kenya financially

18. Principal’s office!

19. It is not all work and no play for children in Kenya.

20. Kenyan children enjoy dance, football & netball. In the United States, we call it soccer & basketball.

21. Africa shares the land with a few familiar animals! Can you imagine an elephant in your backyard?

22. Everyday is a new day…. Thank you for watching.