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Have you ever wondered what kids on the other side of the world eat for lunch or say when they meet a friend?
Your culture is the special way your family and community live, including your language, foods, holidays, and daily habits.
Let's see what happens when we look at how kids greet each other in different places!
Saying Hello
In the United States, you might wave your hand, give a high five, or say "Hello!" when you see a friend.
In Japan, children often bow their heads politely and say Konnichiwa to show friendliness and respect.
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Greetings are just the start — what about the yummy foods we eat during the day?
What's for Lunch?
You might pack a turkey sandwich with crunchy apple slices to eat at school.
A friend in Mexico might eat warm corn tortillas with beans, while a student in India might enjoy spiced rice with flatbread called roti.
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How can we talk about all these wonderful connections like a cultural explorer?