Kwanzaa

=Kwanzaa= by AJ and Riley = This is what people who celebrate Kwanzaa use for when the days go by.= = =

=Kwanzaa is great for many reasons. Food is a symbol of Africa for Kwanzaa. African chicken stew is what they eat. Plantains are really similar to bananas. Yams are fun to eat. You should try peanut soup, it is really good. Have you ever tasted black eyed peas? There are different kinds of fruits what people who celebrate Kwanzaa eat. Have you ever tasted the Kwanzaa kind of fish? African Americans believe in the 7 principles. Working together is a part of the 7 principles. People who celebrate Kwanzaa believe in their self. People who celebrate Kwanzaa help others when they need help. Sharing is part of the 7 principles. They believe in having a goal for one of the 7 principles. The 7th principle is creativity. Believing and faith is in the 7 principles. Celebrations are a part of Kwanzaa. Dancing and singing is fun for everyone. A feast is when you eat together with your family. People who celebrate Kwanzaa light candles. The color of candles are red, green, black. Each represents ancestors. As you can see Kwanzaa is fun.= Click Here to Hear the Story
 * || Date || Country || Foods || Symbols || Key Words ||
 * Kwanzaa || 17th || Kwanzaa || Chicken stew ,plantains || 7 principles || candles ||

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== = = = = =This is what plantains look like. Have you ever tried them before?= = This is what people who celebrate Kwanzaa eat. It looks really good.=