What is Culture? - Lesson for Kindergarten, Chapter - Cultures Around the World
In the lesson "What is Culture? " designed for Kindergarten students, our young learners will embark on an exciting journey into the world of cultures, focusing on the vibrant and diverse cultures around the globe, with a special spotlight on Japan. This lesson is a part of the "Cultures Around the World" chapter within "The World Around You" unit.
Students will engage with a "Japan Printable" activity, which will introduce them to the unique elements that make up Japanese culture, such as traditional clothing, food, and festivals. This hands-on activity is designed to capture their imagination and foster an appreciation for cultural diversity at an early age.
Through the "What Is Culture? Worksheet," students will learn the fundamental concept of culture, including language, customs, and traditions that define different groups of people. This foundational knowledge will help them understand and respect the varied ways of life that exist around the world.
Understanding culture is crucial for young minds as it lays the groundwork for empathy, curiosity, and a global mindset.
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Activity 1 / Japan Printable
Let’s take a trip around the world to learn more about distant cultures with this intriguing worksheet: Japan coloring page!
Talk with your child about the colors of cherry blossoms and traditional Japanese dress, and watch the picture come alive! -
Activity 2 / What Is Culture? Worksheet
Before beginning this worksheet, teach your kids that different people come from different backgrounds and so have cultures that might be different from what your own family has. Culture is the way that people live, and food, clothing, language and celebrations are all a part of culture. Ask your kids if they have any friends or classmates that have a culture different from your family’s own. Can your kids tell you some of the things those people do? Help them look through this printout and check the pictures that show people and their culture.
