My heritage

This article presumes that the research will produce knowledge of at least three generations past. How can this affect the well-being of older people? Probably in more ways than expected. Consider learning about your genealogy today!

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The perfect way to end your Around the World, All About Me, or Family Units... a lapbook project that ties together social studies and ELA! As each student dives into a search of their multicultural roots, they will practice their reading, writing, and speaking skills while gaining a deeper appreciation of the cultures that make up their family tree. Though most of the project is completed in class, three parts are taken home for family input (a flipbook, a family tree, and a family recipe…

The popularity of Scotland stretches far beyond its geographical borders, fueled, in large part, by Hollywood's interest in the Scottish theme - Sean Connery (as James Bond), "Braveheart", etc. Indeed, the cultural spectrum of this part of Britain is enormous and comprises great history, music, traditional fashion, craftsmanship, signature whisky, and much much more. When in Edinburgh, you would definitely want to procure something memorable and distinctly Scottish to keep as a...

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Know and love your culture and roots.

July 18, 2024 (Day 4) Artwork: Crafted Spirits Today I arrived in Lusaka, Zambia, to a pleasant, partly cloudy day. My destination was the Kabwata Cultural Village, a vibrant hub of traditional crafts and local artistry. The village was alive with the colors and textures of Zambia's rich cultural heritage. As I walked through the village, I was captivated by the artisans at work, their hands deftly crafting beautiful pieces of wood, fabric and beads. The intricate designs and vibrant patt...

”Om purnamadah purnamidam purnat purnamudachyate purnasya purnamadaya purnamevavashisyate Om Shaantih Shaantih Shaanti.” Meaning: ”What is visible is the infinite. What is invisible is also the infinite. Out of the Infinite Being the finite has come, yet being infinite, only infinite remains. Peace in my heart, peace with each other, peace in the cosmos.” Listening to this mantra every day will create a state of mind in which u feel the true meaning of our life and that is Peace.

Looking to create a heritage scrapbook for your family? This post shows you step by step instruction on how to make one for your family.

Lithuanian heritage is steeped in sayings that echo its past and cherished values, with a deep bond to the land. Here are 20 Lithuanian truisms, each offering a glimpse into their unique ethos and lifestyle. Located on the eastern shore of the Baltic Sea across from Norway and Denmark, Lithuania boasts a remarkable history that […]