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Here is some vocabulary for different animal mascots. In the box below or on another piece of paper, draw as many mascot animals as you can and label the drawing with vocabulary words in both your language and the language you want to know. Click here to download the PDF …
Here is some vocabulary for different words related to trees and grass habitats. In the box below or on another piece of paper, draw a tree habitat and label the drawing with vocabulary words in both your language and the language you want to know. Click here to download the …
Every country has its form of currency, including Korea! The currency in Korea is Won, which is spent in both bills and coins. Each bill and coin has beautiful artwork on them that represents someone or something very significant. With this simple handout, you can easily learn the names of …
Here is some vocabulary for different body parts of animals. In the box below or on another piece of paper, draw your own creature and label the drawing with vocabulary words in both your language and the language you want to know. Click here to download the PDF Click here …
How do you say “welcome” in your culture? There are so many different languages and ways to say “welcome!” Color in the phrases below and learn about how other cultures greet each other! Click here to download the PDF Click here to view our Passport Page Click here for a …
The Taínos are the indigenous natives that pre-colonial times. The Spaniards came with the discovery of the Americas, they brought technology and Catholicism to the island. The Africans were brought as slaves to the island, but from their harsh experiences, they created song and dance. It is the unique mix of these three races …
Numbers are used everyday to describe many things, like quantity, time, and phone numbers, so why not learn how to count from 1 to 100 in Korean! You can even learn the difference between Sino-Korean and Native Korean and when to use them! To make this activity even more fun, …
Yeak means giant in Khmer and is one of the roles in Cambodian classical dance. The role requires a lot of strength. There are many different costumes and characters within the Yeak role. For instance, as seen in this coloring sheet, the Yeak is wearing a mask. The details of …
