Mrs. Williams second grade classes are learning about the art and culture of India called henna.
Henna is used for special occasions such as weddings, religious ceremonies, and holidays.
Making henna involves lines and other patterns.Did you know that egyptions used henna on their feet so they don't burn their feet while walking on hot sand? They do this because henna cools your blood so that help keep the sand under their feet cool.
In India they celebrate the elephant because they represent wisdom, honor, strength, and stability. Photos coming soon!
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The Sock &Sweat Pants Drive Madison, Kaylee
Sock & Sweat Pants Drive
Each year Johnny Sileno's family organizes a sock/sweatpants drive, in remembrance of Johnny Sileno who died of cancer. He attended Meadow Hill School and Mrs.Wojehowski was his kindergarten teacher. During the end of the school year, he was put in a wheelchair . He was 5 years old. There are boxes all over the Newburgh Enlarged City School District for you to donate. If anyone you know is fighting childhood cancer, the Johnny Sileno Wishes for Wellness Foundation is here to help. God Bless Johnny!
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