This document summarizes life in a Burmese teashop neighborhood. It describes how teashops are important community gathering places where people eat meals throughout the day. It also discusses how the teashop's owners and workers prepare common foods like curries and fried rice to sell. Additionally, it mentions how trishaws are frequently used for transportation since many cannot afford cars, and how children in the neighborhood entertain themselves through activities like climbing trees, pretending to cook, riding bicycles, and watching TV.

1. Julia 6A
The Sidewalk
Cafe
Julia Shwe Yi Shoon
Myat 6A

2. Today I am going to present the life of our teashop neighbors.
Tea shops are very important part of Burma! People here go
there every day for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I am going
Trishaws which are tools commonly used for transporting
things are also going to be meant.

3. This is Daw Than Than Sein working at her tea shop preparing a sein
kyaw a kind of a curry with fried fresh vegetables!
It is commonly matched up with rice to eat. They have 6 sisters who
are running this shop.

4. The common food sold in tea shops are tea, juices, coffee, fried rice,
rice and curry, eikyarkoy or nanpyar which is a very common food
they enjoy with breakfast tea in Myanmar. In this picture the lady is
going to fry frogs for the curry for lunch at the tea shop!

5. If you walked onto the street of Burma seeing three wheels transportation
you ought to know that it is a very common . The three wheels creatures
which are known as trishaws are used for transportation because
people can rarely afford cars in the country! It is an fun vehicle to ride
on!

6. Not all trishaw drivers own the trishaws. Most of them rent from people
who have or own trishaw and the drivers have to pay a percentage.
Wow this is
fun

7. Children in the teashop neighborhood are very good at using natural
environment to play. They may use tree to climb on like monkey
bars. Girls use leaf and something like dirt or soil to pretend like
they are cooking.

8. Not all things have to be natural for entertainment. The children here
also watch TV’s just like us. They also ride around their neighbor
hood with bicycles.

9. There are also some traditional board games that grown up men play in
the neighborhood. The games are Zay which is a game where you
have to knock out other people‘s chess pieces another game is
chess they also play Chin lone.Chin lone is a game like four squares
but you have to kick the ball before it drops.

10. Credits
Thanks for the help of you for letting
us come to your place to learn!
We had lots of fun !!!!
Special thanks for my group members
for not being choosey so we could get
our work done quick!!!!
More thanks to :Mr. Rinker
Miss Than Than Sein
Thank you Hilary’s group for lending
me the tree climbing boy’s photo
THANK YOU