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 …
This coloring sheet depicts a dance called Robam Tep Monorom. It means The Dance of Heavenly Gods and Goddesses for Happiness. It tells the story of deities dancing in heaven happily. The Neang role (to the left) is one of the roles in Cambodian classical dance and means female. Neayrong …
National Pink Day is celebrated on June 23rd every year! It’s meant to celebrate all the shades of pink and explore everything it represents. Fun fact: “In the pink” means to represent someone with good health. Celebrate this day by planting some pink flowers, temporarily dye your hair pink, color …
Sushi is a type of traditional Japanese cuisine that typically includes some combination of white rice, seaweed, and fish. However, sushi varies widely and is now a popular dish all over the world! Follow the instructions on the handout below to make your own candy sushi! Just like real sushi, …
This coloring sheet depicts a dance called Robam Sovann Macha. Sovann Macha means golden fish in Khmer. This dance is about the efforts of a monkey general named Hanuman (on the left), trying to convince Sovann Macha (on the right) to allow him to build a bridge with stones. Sovann …
Neang, which means female, is one of the roles in Cambodian classical dance. Young girls learning Cambodian Classical Dance typically start with this role to begin with and move onto other roles as they grow older and stronger. There are also many different styles of costumes associated with this role. …
National onion ring day is when the nation celebrates the irresistible deliciousness of onion rings—often by eating as many of them as possible. Follow the instructions and make your own onion rings! Ingredient Checklist1 large onion, cut into ¼ inch slices1 ¼ cups all-purpose flour1 teaspoon baking powder1 teaspoon salt1 egg1 cup …
National Fudge Day is celebrated on June 16th every year! Fun fact: Fudge originated from a messed-up batch of caramels in 1886. Fun fact: The first fudge shop opened on Mackinac Island, Michigan in 1889. Celebrate this day by learning how to make fudge with a super easy recipe! Click …
