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Food Brings the World Together
Welcome! I’m ____ from Korea.
My ____ food is tteokguk.
It is a traditional food that we ____ on New Year’s Day.
____ people are eating it, they wish for a good, long life.
Can you share some special ____ from a festival in your country?
Sugar on ____
Hi, I’m ____. I live in Quebec, Canada.
____ spring, we hold maple syrup festivals.
People get sap from maple trees and boil it to make maple ____.
____ the festivals, we enjoy pancakes with the syrup.
____ people even drink it by itself!
We enjoy ____ candy, too.
People also ____ it “sugar on snow.”
To make it, just pour hot ____ onto snow and wrap it around a stick.
It’s ____ and soft!
Smelling the Spring Wind
____. My name is Ahmed. I live in Cairo, Egypt.
I will introduce my country’s oldest ____, Sham El-Nessim.
It means “smelling the spring ____.”
The Egyptians whom ____ can see in our old paintings also enjoyed this festival.
To celebrate the beginning of spring, we spend all day ____.
We go on ____ and enjoy our traditional meals.
The most important food is fesikh, a kind of fish ____ that many Egyptians love.
My favorite food is colorful ____.
I like the rainbow ____!
Day of the Dead
Hi, I’m ____ from Mexico City.
In ____, we celebrate a holiday, Día de Muertos.
It means “____ of the Dead.”
In ____, we gather together to remember family members who passed away.
We visit their graves with their photos, flowers, and ____ foods as gifts.
We also ____ sugar skulls and pan de muerto with our family and friends.
____ de muerto is a traditional kind of bread for the dead.
We ____ use sugar skulls as decorations.
This year, I made some ____ skulls with my friends.
Look! Do ____ like them?