02-03 Benin Expedition
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A French welcome from our friends in Benin. |
Winnequah Students take a stand against malaria. |
Nous sommes partis mardi le 29 octobre pour Cotonou, Benin. Voici quelques photos...
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La
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Professeur Bruce Christensen de l'Universite de Wisconsin est venu au mois de
novembre. Sa presentation: Le paludisme (malaria) dans le monde.
Professor Bruce Christensen from the UW-Madison came to our classes in November. He presented information on malaria around the world.
Au Benin, il y avait 12 rois. Pour chaque roi il y avait un symbole. Nous avons fait un tapis applique dans notre classe.
In Benin there were 12 kings. Each king was represented by a symbol. We made an applique tapestry in our class.
Les jeux: Ludo, Cailloux, Mancala
Why study Africa In French Class?
Here's what some students had to say:
By studying Africa, we can make better relations between America, France, and French-speaking African countries. By better relations, I mean gaining allies, finding places to export and import goods, and to help make our worlds come together. --Joelle
To know the language it helps to learn about more diverse cultures, not just France and places we know about. --Cecile