This document provides an overview of teen life in Haiti from the perspective of a Haitian teen named Ludma. It describes her typical Saturday activities like going to English school, visiting the library and flea market, hanging out with friends. It also discusses some of the challenges teens face in Haiti such as being your own person, making friends, and being judged. Additionally, it notes that konpa music is important to teens in Haiti as it often tells love stories they can relate to.

1. Teen Life in Haiti
Ludma Delva
BSMT
Teen World

2. What is this? Why do you think it is
important to my country?

3. What do you know about Haiti?
Sa kap fet? Mwen rele Ludma!
Hello! My name is Ludma!

4. What color is my country?

5. Haiti

7. National Landmarks

8. Negre Marron et Kita Nago

10. Parc Historique de la Canne a sucre

11. Haitian Culture

12. Why I Love Haiti
Beach
Gingerbread house
Black
Rice
Social
Solidarity

13. My Typical Saturday

14. Breakfast

15. Go to my English school

16. Library

17. Flea market
Artisanat

18. Eat ice cream, go to patisserie, and shop

19. Hang out with friends and go home

20. Growing up in Haiti

21. My Challenges

22. I had to get a bald hair cut

23. Old school and friends

24. Break time at my school

25. Growing up in Haiti

26. Some other challenges teens face
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Being your own person
Influences by the wrong crowd
Making friends
Being judged

27. Being your own person.

28. Making friends.

29. Being judged.

30. Konpa
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In Haiti konpa is really important as a teen because the melody is nice. It
usually tells a love story that you as a young adult can sometimes relate
to. We are going to learn how to dance some Konpa!