People · Working across cultures
15 min · pencil
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Two breakfasts
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A kid in Singapore might eat kaya toast. A kid in India might have idli. Ask a friend or grandparent about a breakfast from another place.
- Write foods in each circle. Shared foods go in the middle.
- On the lines: one breakfast you want to try, and why.
Grown-up corner
Why it matters: Comparing everyday things like breakfast shows kids that people everywhere are both different and alike.
- What surprised you about the other breakfast?
- What is the same for both?
Extend it: Cook a breakfast from another place together this weekend.
My brain felt: ☐ easy ☐ just right ☐ stretchy
One thing I learned: ________________________
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