Lesson · Kindergarten · Career Education

Many Cultures: Languages, Foods and Clothes

  • Kindergarten
  • Career Education
  • 51 s
  • British Columbia
  • BCK-CA-03

Three friends in one class learn that their families have different cultures: they say hello, hola and ni hao, eat noodles, rice and bread at lunch, and wear a head scarf, a cap and a long robe. The friends hop together as good friends, the video adds that we learn about each other with kindness and respect, and it ends on the recap that there are many cultures with different languages, foods and clothes.

Concept: Many cultures: different languages, foods and clothes

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In one sentence

The question this lesson answers

Here are three friends in one class.

Do their families speak, eat and dress the same way?

Transcript

What the lesson says

Here are three friends in one class.

Do their families speak, eat and dress the same way?

No. Their families have different cultures, or ways of living.

Their families speak different languages at home.

Hello, hola, ni hao: they all mean hello!

Their families cook different foods, too.

One has noodles, one has rice, one has bread.

Their clothes can be different, too.

Look: a head scarf, a cap and a long robe.

They are different, and they are all good friends.

We learn about each other with kindness and respect.

There are many cultures, with different languages, foods and clothes.

Curriculum

Where this fits

The outcomes and strands follow the British Columbia curriculum.