My Cuban Heritage Journal

Description

Encourage your students to explore their family’s Cuban heritage with this set of Cuban-themed journaling pages. This collection contains 42 different pages to record a child’s family heritage and includes:

• a journal cover page,
• “This journal belongs to” page,
• a map of Cuba for coloring in where in Cuba their family has lived,
• a page allowing children to write where their family has lived,
• a page for drawing or pasting your family’s crest coat of arms,
• pages for drawing a family tree,
• a page for drawing or pasting snapshots of family members with lines for titles and captions,
• a page titled “Why I consider myself to be Cuban” with writing prompts and room to write down thoughts and answers,
• 17 journaling pages with small cultural images and fun facts about Cuba, plus one blank journaling page to be reproduced as often as you like,
• 3 pages to share favorite family memories or stories with space for adding photos or drawing pictures,
• 4 pages for recording family interviews,
• 4 pages dedicated just to photos,
• 1 sketch pad page,
• and a family recipe cover page and actual recipe page.

This would make a fantastic project to turn in at the end of the school year, or to complete over summer break. But it could be completed in a much shorter time frame, too.

This is part of a Heritage Journaling Series that so far includes:

• My Multicultural Heritage Journal
• My Spanish Heritage Journal
• My Mexican Heritage Journal
• My Puerto Rican Heritage Journal

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ENGLISH ONLY (Spanish coming soon)
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12 MB | 44 pages