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With hosts Kirma and Makena, students explore the village of Koyasa Kenya, go on a Safari Tour, and visit Lake Turkana . They are introduced to vocabulary related to life in the village as well as numbers from 12 - 100, which they use to talk about costs . Teaching ideas : Cultural Understanding : Explore a typical day in the life of a Kenyan village through a detailed timeline or diary • entry that you can develop with your students . Discuss the roles of various family members, traditional meals, and daily chores . Incorporate a hands - on cultural activity by teaching students about Maasai beadwork, • which is central to Maasai culture . Show pictures or videos of Maasai jewelry and explain its significance . Provide materials like paper, markers, and string for students to design their own bead patterns based on what they have learned . This creative activity not only teaches students about a cultural tradition but also allows them to practice fine motor skills and express their understanding visually . o Suggested resources : DW News : “ Beads tell stories of Maasai culture in Kenya | DW English ” https : / / www . youtube . com / watch ? v = krw3 FT1 vLA8 Geographical Context : Show a map of Kenya and introduce the country’s geography, noting key features such • as the savannahs, highlands, and coastal regions . Point out major cities, national parks, and important landmarks . Discovering the Heart of Kenya : Diverse Cultures : Kenya has over 40 different ethnic groups, each with its own • language and traditions . In Koyasa, people mostly speak Swahili and local languages . Education in Koyasa : Schools in Koyasa might not have many resources, but education • is highly valued . Students often walk long distances to attend school . Environment and Wildlife : Koyasa is surrounded by beautiful nature . The village is • close to wildlife areas, so animals like elephants and giraffes are not far away . Traditional Clothing : In Koyasa, traditional clothing is commonly worn, especially • during festivals and special occasions . The bright colors and patterns are significant to the local culture . Community Life : In Koyasa, community plays a central role . People often work together • and support each other, making communal activities an important part of life . Food and Agriculture : The diet in Koyasa is based on locally grown food . Maize, beans, • and vegetables are common, and traditional cooking methods are still widely used . My Way, Teacher's Guide 120
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