Peru
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Mrs. Melis tells the class about the flag. |  |
Mrs. Melis passes some artifacts around for the children o touch and feel. |
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Children listen as Mrs. Melis talks about the terrain of Peru. |
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Mrs. Melis continues to tell the children about Peru |
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A replica of a Peruvian pot. |  |
Children looking and feeling the pot. |
| Mrs. Melis tells the children about the designs on the pottery |  |
The Pottery on Close Up! |
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Tendo is holding some angels that were made from Banana leaves! |
| Tendo and his dad are showing us the carved wooden animals that you can find roaming in Uganda. Among them are lions, giraffes, elephants, rhinoceri. |
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Tendo is holding some carved wooden candlesticks from Uganda. Everything was made from things found in nature. |
| Tendo shows us how people in Uganda carry items. They carry these items on their heads in woven baskets. |
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The children passed this hat around from Uganda. It was woven so tightly that it was waterproof. |
| Mr. Mutema is showing us a woven mat from Uganda. |
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In this picture, Tendo is wearing traditional Ugandan apparel. His vest is made from tree bark. |
| Tendo is holding a mobile in which all of the figures are doing traditional Ugandan jobs and tasks. |
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