I heard about the heritage project Lacey was working on
when I picked her up from school one day last week.
So when I was asked for a bit of help,
I invited myself to see what this fair was all about.
It was great!
Lovella's granddaughter happened to be right beside Lacey,
both having chosen their Mennonite heritage -
so there were Peppernuts and Zwieback to sample, side by side ...
and your guess would be as good as mine, where they got that help from.
and your guess would be as good as mine, where they got that help from.
A closer look at her work that I just have to show off -
her own artwork and research.
She also had on display a book published by her aunt -
the life story of her great-grandmother.
I found it so good that kids can learn and share about their background.
Although many in this school have similar backgrounds,
there were also students from India, Paraguay, Brazil, Croatia,
Netherlands, Holland, Scotland and more...
each being shown value in who they are by
having been given this opportunity.
Even just to open conversations
with their parents and grandparents is so good.
I am so proud of this beautiful girl -
eager to learn, talented, conscientious, thoughtful
and fun to be with.
♡♡♡
5 comments:
And the story lives on for another generation! You have reason to be proud. How fun that the two grandgirls were side-by-side.
This is wonderful!!! What a great project and the amazing connection between these two girls. A proud Mimi indeed!
This is wonderful. I once had to make rollkucken for one of our children's heritage display/snacks. So good the children are proud of their heritage.
Helen
She did such a good job! Sharing family history is so important.
Love, love, love this!!
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