Kookie Tanner and her daughters, Joylyn and Arrowyn came and visited some of our classes and brought with them photos of their recent trip to Africa. Arrowyn spent two months working in an orphange in Kenya. They showed us great handmade items and told us about the culture and people. They even taught us that "Jambo" means hello in Swahili and taught us a song that is sung to welcome visitors.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Learning about Africa
Kookie Tanner and her daughters, Joylyn and Arrowyn came and visited some of our classes and brought with them photos of their recent trip to Africa. Arrowyn spent two months working in an orphange in Kenya. They showed us great handmade items and told us about the culture and people. They even taught us that "Jambo" means hello in Swahili and taught us a song that is sung to welcome visitors.
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