“Fry bread is time. On weekdays and holidays, supper or dinner, powwows and festivals, moments together, with family and friends.“
“Fry bread is time. On weekdays and holidays, supper or dinner, powwows and festivals, moments together, with family and friends.“
Exploring fry bread through this story makes a connection between a cultural symbol and Native American families. This can be used in a classroom to learn about cultures and the importance of embracing our differences.
Such a cute, meaningful book that will engage children of all ages. This book is a cross-cultural exploration of a favorite food and creating memories. Relating this book to history, children learn about rich diversity of Native Americans culture.
"All the children chime in,their voices leaping over each other"
This book really spoke out to me especially the fact that this could be used to help show students other cultures and get conversations/connections about their own culture!
This story take you along Nana Akua going to school to teach students about the culture in Ghana the message behind the story allows students to think more deeply about their own culture/families. As well as things that they value.