Festival Clues
Cultures and Traditions
Festival Fixers
Citations
Reading Recall
100

This fall holiday has turkey and gratitude

Thanks Giving

100

What is a practice passed down through generations?

A tradition

100

Name one reason why some traditional festivals are fading away

Lack of funding

100

What is using someone else's work without giving credit?

Plaigarism

100

Where is Sundance held?

Utah

200

This spring event uses eggs and bunniesWhat type of book typically has more text and is often divided into sections?

Easter

200

Why do we learn about other cultures?

To honor different cultures.

200

Name one consequence of losing traditional festivals.

loss of cultural identity/weakened community bonds/lost history

200

What happens if you don't cite your sources?

You can be accused of plaigarism.

200

Who created WOMAD?

Peter Gabrial

300

This Irish holiday is March 17th with green

St. Patrick's Day

300

Name an example of a cultural tradition

A holiday celebration

300

Name one benefit of preserving traditional festivals

cultural pride/tourism/community unity/education for youth

300

True or False: Plaigarism is illegal and can result in fines and a criminal record. 

True. Plagiarism is a form of copyright infringement and can lead to legal consequences in academic, professional, and personal settings.

300

What films does Sundance focus on?

Independent

400

This Vietnamese festival honors the first rulers

King Hung's Day

400

When we respect all cultures we promote ___ and ___.

Answers could include any of the following or similar: understanding, kindness, education, knowledge, respect, etc.

400

Suggest one solution to get young people interested in traditional festivals

Social media challenges/school trips/modern music at festivals

400

What is the citation format?

The structure used when citing sources. This could include the title, author, date, or other details. 

400

What does WOMAD celebrate?

Music diversity

500

Thai New Year Festival

Songkran

500

Name a holiday tradition. 

Double Jeopardy: Describe the holiday and where it is originated or is celebrated OR find a book about this celebration in the library in under 2 minutes without running. 

Answers could include but are not limited to:

Diwali (India): Lighting oil lamps and decorating homes with colorful rangoli.

Hanukkah (Jewish Culture): Lighting the menorah and playing dreidel games.

Kwanzaa (African American Culture): Celebrating the seven principles and lighting the kinara.

Christmas (Christian Culture): Decorating a Christmas tree and exchanging gifts.

Lunar New Year (Various East Asian Cultures): Family reunions and the giving of red envelopes with money.

Thanksgiving (United States): Sharing a meal that typically includes turkey and reflecting on gratitude.

Day of the Dead (Mexico): Honoring deceased loved ones with altars and offerings of food and flowers.

500

If your local festival was disappearing, name one specific action your class could take this month to help

start a social media campaign/interview elders/create a school presentation

500

What does it mean to evaluate the author's craft?

To analyze how the author uses literary devices and techniques to enhance the story.

500

This word from the article refers to festivals that show a filmmaker's older work

Retrospectives