South Africa is known as the " Rainbow nation". When it comes to South Africa, you may think of huge diamonds and the vast African savannah.
Today children in Class K2-D will help us explore South Africa, which we hope will give you a new impression on South Africa.
A feathers take you to experience primitive tribal life
Since ancient times, people were free to move around the land of Africa to live by collecting and hunting. They had no personal property and shared everything with each other. They moved to where ever there was food to eat and a place to live. There was no struggle or concen. It is no wonder that this was the happiest tribe in the world.
Since hunting is the survival of the primitive tribes in South Africa, let us experience here to share the happiness. Look, our little hunter is making a feather headdress with South African characteristics. The warriors wear the feather headdress in South Africa's tribe,, and it is also a symbol of their love for freedom.
A feather takes you into the painted world
The traditional South African painting art not only shows the world traditional characteristics, but also reflects their love for life. In South Africa's traditional painting, people use the feathers as a painting tool. Now, let us experience feather painting here. The Children dip their favorite pigments with feathers and draw some simple shapes. The children also use the painting to camouflage their faces look more like to achieve their hunting.
After the painting, the children started hunting.Are we so cool? Everyone crouch down and creeping forward...Children caught a lot of prey.
The International Culture Month gives children the opportunity to experience and learn exotic culture in order to let children study freely. If you want have a better understanding of South Africa, we welcome you to join our K2-D class. There is an African and mysterious soul in everybody's body, and is it woke up by the feather?
